feature/identifiers #208
feature/identifiers #208
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WalkthroughThis change refactors the Player entity and related application logic to use a Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant Controller
participant Service
participant Repository
participant DbContext
%% Example: Creating a Player (POST)
Client->>Controller: POST /players (PlayerRequestModel)
Controller->>Service: RetrieveBySquadNumberAsync(squadNumber)
Service->>Repository: FindBySquadNumberAsync(squadNumber)
Repository->>DbContext: Query Player by SquadNumber
DbContext-->>Repository: Player/null
Repository-->>Service: Player/null
Service-->>Controller: Player/null
alt Player exists
Controller-->>Client: 409 Conflict
else Player does not exist
Controller->>Service: CreateAsync(PlayerRequestModel)
Service->>Repository: AddAsync(Player)
Repository->>DbContext: Add Player
DbContext-->>Repository: Success
Repository-->>Service: Player
Service-->>Controller: PlayerResponseModel
Controller-->>Client: 201 Created (Location: /players/squadNumber/{squadNumber})
end
%% Example: GET by Id (Admin only)
Client->>Controller: GET /players/{id}
Controller->>Service: RetrieveByIdAsync(Guid id)
Service->>Repository: FindByIdAsync(Guid id)
Repository->>DbContext: Query Player by Id
DbContext-->>Repository: Player/null
Repository-->>Service: Player/null
Service-->>Controller: PlayerResponseModel/null
Controller-->>Client: 200 OK / 404 Not Found
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src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Models/Player.cs (1)
13-13: Good use of Guid with default initializationChanging the
Idproperty fromlongtoGuidwith default initialization is appropriate for globally unique identifiers. This aligns well with the refactoring goal of usingSquadNumberas the primary public identifier while maintaining a unique internal ID.Consider documenting the property with XML comments to explain its role as an internal identifier versus the public-facing
SquadNumber.+ /// <summary> + /// Internal unique identifier for the player. + /// </summary> + /// <remarks> + /// This is used as the primary key in the database but not exposed through the API. + /// Public-facing operations use SquadNumber as the identifier. + /// </remarks> public Guid Id { get; set; } = Guid.NewGuid();src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Program.cs (1)
90-90: Consider adding error handling around initialization.The explicit initialization with
await app.InitData()replaces the previous implicit EF Core seeding mechanism, which aligns with the identifier refactoring. However, consider adding error handling to gracefully handle initialization failures.-await app.InitData(); +try +{ + // Initialize database with migrations and seed data + await app.InitData(); +} +catch (Exception ex) +{ + Log.Logger.Error(ex, "An error occurred while initializing the database"); + // Consider whether to continue or terminate based on your application requirements +}src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Data/PlayerRepository.cs (1)
13-16: Consider using _dbSet instead of direct dbContext accessFor consistency with other repository methods, consider using the protected
_dbSetfield instead of directly accessingdbContext.Players. This ensures that if the repository is subclassed or the DbSet is overridden, the correct DbSet is always used.public async Task<bool> SquadNumberExistsAsync(int squadNumber) { - return await dbContext.Players.AnyAsync(p => p.SquadNumber == squadNumber); + return await _dbSet.AnyAsync(p => p.SquadNumber == squadNumber); }src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Data/PlayerData.cs (1)
156-312: Well-implemented method for internal GUID-based identification.The new
MakeStarting11WithId()method properly supports the refactoring to use GUIDs for internal identification while maintaining all player properties. The use of explicit GUIDs ensures deterministic seeding for consistent test environments and data migrations.However, there's significant code duplication between this method and both
MakeStarting11()and the test utilities inPlayerFakes.cs.Consider refactoring to use a single source of player data with a factory method that optionally adds IDs:
+ private static readonly List<PlayerData> _playerBaseData = new() + { + new() { FirstName = "Damián", MiddleName = "Emiliano", LastName = "Martínez", ... }, + // ... other players + }; + + public static List<Player> MakeStarting11(bool includeIds = false) + { + return _playerBaseData.Select(p => new Player + { + Id = includeIds ? Guid.Parse(p.IdString) : Guid.NewGuid(), + FirstName = p.FirstName, + // ... other properties + }).ToList(); + } + + public static List<Player> MakeStarting11WithId() => MakeStarting11(true);🧰 Tools
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7-14:❓ Verification inconclusive
Simplified synchronous database seeding.
The seeding method has been changed from asynchronous to synchronous, which simplifies the initialization process but may impact performance for larger datasets. However, for the current data size, this should not be an issue.
Note that the method now uses
MakeStarting11()rather thanMakeStarting11WithId(), which means that GUIDs will be automatically generated rather than using the predefined GUIDs from the new method. This could lead to inconsistency between development and test environments.Consider whether you should be using
MakeStarting11WithId()for seeding to ensure consistent GUIDs across environments:- context.Players.AddRange(PlayerData.MakeStarting11()); + context.Players.AddRange(PlayerData.MakeStarting11WithId());Run this script to verify which method is used for seeding in the migrations:
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check which seeding method is used in the migrations rg -A 5 "MakeStarting11" --glob "**Migrations/*.cs"Length of output: 200
Review Comment Update: Verify GUID Consistency in Database Seeding
Although the change to synchronous seeding simplifies initialization, our automated search for migration files referencing the seeding methods (using
rgwith a glob filter for “Migrations/*.cs”) did not return any files. This means we couldn’t confirm whether migrations rely on a different seeding approach. Please verify manually whether any migration code (or other parts of the repository) uses seeding logic that expects consistent GUIDs generated byMakeStarting11WithId()rather thanMakeStarting11(). If consistency across development and test environments is required, update the seeding call accordingly:- context.Players.AddRange(PlayerData.MakeStarting11()); + context.Players.AddRange(PlayerData.MakeStarting11WithId());Ensure that any discrepancy between environments is intentional.
src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Migrations/20250414195445_SeedStarting11.cs (1)
16-49: Insert data in batches (optional).
Inserting each row in a loop is valid but may be slower against certain database providers. Consider one of these approaches if performance or cleanliness is a concern:
- Batch insertion of multiple rows with a single
InsertDatacall.- Using reflection-based seeding if code duplication is high.
scripts/run-migrations-and-copy-database.sh (3)
20-24: Tool availability check is good.
Your check fordotnet efensures a smooth script flow. Optionally, consider addingset -eorset -eo pipefailat the top to fail fast on errors without manually checking$?after each command.
34-37: Check exit code directly in the migration step.
Instead of using$?, consider using a direct check; for example:-dotnet ef database update --project "$PROJECT_ROOT_PATH" -if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then +if ! dotnet ef database update --project "$PROJECT_ROOT_PATH"; then log "❌" "ERROR" "Migration failed. See error above." exit 1 fiThis aligns with shell best practices and avoids potential race conditions.
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45-47: Check copy operation directly.
Similar to the EF command, checking$?can be replaced by a direct conditional on thecpcommand:-cp -f "$SOURCE_FILE_PATH" "$TARGET_FILE_PATH" -if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then +if cp -f "$SOURCE_FILE_PATH" "$TARGET_FILE_PATH"; then log "✅" "INFO" "Database successfully copied to '$TARGET_FILE_PATH'" else🧰 Tools
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33-36: Remove the redundant semicolon.The trailing semicolon at line 36 constitutes an empty statement (SA1106). It's unnecessary and should be removed to clean up the fluent interface chain.
- .WithMessage("SquadNumber must be unique."); - ; + .WithMessage("SquadNumber must be unique.");🧰 Tools
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45-48: Use or remove the cancellation token consistently.Although the method signature includes a
CancellationToken, it is not passed to_playerRepository.FindBySquadNumberAsync(squadNumber). If cancellation support is desired, update the repository method accordingly; otherwise, remove the token from this method to avoid confusion.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Services/PlayerService.cs (1)
131-139: Clarify the log message.The log message uses "Id" but refers to the squad number. Update it to avoid confusion for maintainers and operations staff reviewing logs.
- "Player with Id {SquadNumber} removed from Repository", + "Removed player with SquadNumber {SquadNumber} from Repository",src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Utilities/ApplicationBuilderExtensions.cs (2)
13-15: Align documentation with actual migration behavior.The comments at lines 13–15 state that migrations are not applied, yet the method explicitly calls
dbContext.Database.MigrateAsync(). Update the documentation so it reflects the true functionality.
29-32: Consider an async seed method.
DbContextUtils.Seedis synchronous, which can block the thread if seeding becomes heavier. If you anticipate more resource-intensive seeding, provide an asynchronous method for consistency withMigrateAsync.
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src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Migrations/20250414195445_SeedStarting11.Designer.cs (1)
1-69: Auto-generated migration designer looks correctThis auto-generated migration design file properly implements the schema changes, including:
- Using
Guidas the primary key type forPlayerentities- Setting up the key to be value-generated
- Configuring a unique index on
SquadNumber- Making string properties nullable
- Setting appropriate column types for all properties
The migration aligns with the broader refactoring goal of changing player identifiers from
longtoGuidwhile usingSquadNumberas the public-facing identifier.codecov.yml (1)
53-53: LGTM: Appropriate exclusion of scripts directory from code coverageAdding the scripts directory to the ignore patterns ensures that utility scripts won't affect your code coverage metrics, which is appropriate since these are typically infrastructure/tooling code rather than application logic.
src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi.csproj (1)
31-31: Good practice: Conditional inclusion of SQLite database fileAdding the
Condition="Exists('Data/players-sqlite3.db')"attribute prevents build failures when the database file doesn't exist, which supports the new database initialization workflow where the file might be generated at runtime..codacy.yml (1)
33-33: Looks good - appropriate exclusion for helper scripts.The addition of
scripts/**/*to the exclusion list is appropriate for helper shell scripts, which matches the PR's focus on refactoring player identifiers that includes new migration scripts.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Data/IPlayerRepository.cs (1)
17-20: Return type change from ValueTask to Task is appropriate.The change from
ValueTask<Player?>toTask<Player?>forFindBySquadNumberAsyncaligns with the PR's goal of refactoring player identifiers. This method signature change is properly documented in the XML comments.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Data/PlayerDbContext.cs (1)
17-37: Entity configuration looks great and properly enforces constraints.The override of
OnModelCreatingproperly configures thePlayerentity with:
Idas the primary key (Guid)- Auto-generation of
Idvalues- A unique index on
SquadNumberThis correctly implements the database-level constraints needed for the identifier refactoring and ensures
SquadNumberuniqueness, which is essential for using it as a public-facing identifier. The XML documentation is thorough and clear.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Data/PlayerRepository.cs (1)
10-11: Return type change approvedThe return type change from
ValueTask<Player?>toTask<Player?>for theFindBySquadNumberAsyncmethod maintains consistency with other asynchronous methods in the codebase and properly aligns with the interface definition.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Data/IRepository.cs (2)
32-32: ID type change approvedChanging the parameter type from
longtoGuidforFindByIdAsyncaligns with the broader refactoring to use GUIDs as primary keys for entities. The return typeValueTask<T?>remains appropriate as it matches Entity Framework Core'sFindAsyncmethod.
46-46: ID type change approvedChanging the parameter type from
longtoGuidforRemoveAsyncconsistently applies the primary key type change throughout the interface. This aligns with the overall refactoring approach.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Migrations/20250414191223_InitialCreate.cs (2)
35-39: Unique index on SquadNumber approvedAdding a unique index on the
SquadNumbercolumn enforces uniqueness at the database level, which is essential for using squad number as the main identifier for player operations. This is a good practice that prevents data integrity issues.
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Idcolumn type fromlongtoGuidaligns with the refactoring goal of using GUIDs as primary keys. Make sure GUID generation is properly implemented when creating new Player entities.
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- Double-check any factory methods, constructors, or service layers responsible for creating Player entities.
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18-18: ID type change approvedChanging the parameter type from
longtoGuidforFindByIdAsynccorrectly implements the updated interface while maintaining the appropriate implementation using_dbSet.FindAsync(id).
26-34: ID type change and implementation approvedThe
RemoveAsyncmethod now correctly accepts aGuidparameter instead oflong, maintaining consistency with the interface changes. The implementation correctly checks for the entity's existence before attempting to remove it, which prevents errors when trying to remove non-existent entities.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Data/PlayerData.cs (2)
143-154: Enhanced data structure with consistent property patterns.The removal of explicit Id properties from player objects in
MakeStarting11()aligns with the project's refactoring to use squad numbers as the primary player identifier in the API. This change is consistent with the broader shift in identifier strategy across the application.
325-457: JSON structure properly aligned with entity changes.The updated JSON string correctly removes all "id" fields from the serialized player objects, which aligns with the application's new approach of not exposing internal IDs through the API. This maintains consistency with the
Playermodel changes.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Services/IPlayerService.cs (2)
33-33: Updated parameter type for internal ID representation.The parameter type change from
longtoGuidfor theRetrieveByIdAsyncmethod correctly aligns with the newPlayerentity design using GUIDs as internal identifiers.
55-57: Strategic shift to squad number as primary identifier.The service method now correctly uses squad number for deletion instead of internal ID, which supports the architectural change to use squad numbers as the primary player identifier in API operations. The documentation has been properly updated to reflect this change.
src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Migrations/PlayerDbContextModelSnapshot.cs (3)
18-18: Updated EF Core product version.The model snapshot has been updated to use Entity Framework Core 9.0.4.
22-25: Migrated primary key type to Guid.The
Idproperty has been correctly changed fromlong(INTEGER) toGuid(TEXT) as part of the entity refactoring strategy. This change is properly integrated with the ValueGeneratedOnAdd attribute to ensure automatic GUID generation.
58-60: Added unique constraint for squad numbers.The unique index on
SquadNumberis a critical addition that enforces data integrity at the database level. This ensures squad numbers are unique across all players, which is essential now that squad numbers are used as the primary identifier in API operations.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Migrations/20250414195445_SeedStarting11.cs (2)
14-15: Consider null checks on returned player list.
IfPlayerData.MakeStarting11WithId()returns an empty or null list, this loop will do nothing or throw an exception. Consider adding a null/empty check before looping to ensure safe seeding.
52-60: Validate Down migration data removal.
TheDownmethod removes rows by matching GUIDId. This is correct, but ensure theIdsinPlayerData.MakeStarting11WithId()never change across versions; otherwise,Downmay fail to find and remove them.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Migrations/20250414191223_InitialCreate.Designer.cs (4)
14-14: Migration name alignment.
The updated migration name20250414191223_InitialCreatematches the corresponding.csfile.
21-21: Product version upgrade noted.
The annotation now references EF9.0.4. Confirm that the rest of your project is using EF9.xto avoid version mismatch issues.
25-27: GUID for primary key is appropriate for SQLite.
Storing the GUID asTEXTis a standard EF pattern for SQLite. This aligns well with the new internal identifier approach.
61-63: Ensuring unique SquadNumber.
The unique index onSquadNumberenforces the new requirement. Verify that any domain logic includes meaningful error handling if a duplicateSquadNumberis inserted.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Validators/PlayerRequestModelValidator.cs (1)
19-24: Nice integration of repository-based validation.The addition of
_playerRepositoryvia constructor injection enables repository-dependent validations. This is a good approach to maintain the validator's single responsibility. Just ensure that in tests or other environments,_playerRepositoryis properly mocked or stubbed.src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Services/PlayerService.cs (2)
111-114: Validate the 'not found' path.If no record is found for the provided squad number, the update operation silently exits. Consider explicitly handling or logging the "player not found" scenario to avoid silent failures.
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Confirm all references to the new GUID signature.
The shift from a numeric
Idto a GUID conforms to your new entity definition. Ensure all calling sites now pass a GUID to avoid mismatches.
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The search verifies that both the service and its tests (in
PlayerServiceTests.csandPlayerControllerTests.cs) consistently callRetrieveByIdAsyncwith aGuid. The usage ofIt.IsAny<Guid>()in the tests further confirms that the numeric ID has been fully replaced.test/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi.Tests/Utilities/PlayerFakes.cs (5)
21-21: Consistent refactoring of player identifiers to use GUIDs.The change from hardcoded numeric IDs to dynamically generated GUIDs aligns well with the broader domain model changes, ensuring uniqueness of player identifiers.
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173-182: Successfully refactored lookup method to use squad number instead of ID.This change properly implements the shift from using ID to SquadNumber as the primary lookup mechanism, including appropriate error messaging.
243-262: Properly implemented squad number-based request model creation.The method now correctly uses squad number instead of ID for retrieving the player, aligning with the new API design where squad number is the primary external identifier.
264-283: Successfully refactored response model creation to use squad number.Similar to the request model changes, this method correctly implements the shift to squad number as the primary lookup key.
305-308: Appropriate update to model creation methods.These methods have been correctly updated to use squad number instead of ID for identifying players in test data.
Also applies to: 310-313
test/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi.Tests/Unit/PlayerServiceTests.cs (6)
131-132: Properly updated test to use GUID for ID-based retrieval.This change correctly adapts the test to use Guid instead of long for the player's ID, matching the domain model changes.
146-146: Successfully updated verification to check for Guid parameter.The verification now correctly checks for a Guid parameter instead of a long, ensuring the test properly validates the updated service method signature.
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156-160: Test correctly uses both ID and squad number.The test now properly uses both the Guid ID and integer squad number, reflecting the dual-identifier approach in the refactored application.
216-219: Properly adjusted test data for squad number-based retrieval.The test now correctly uses the squad number to retrieve player and response model data.
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251-283: Successfully refactored update test to use squad number.The test method name and implementation have been properly updated to reflect the new approach of finding players by squad number before updating them.
291-317: Successfully refactored delete test to use squad number.Similar to the update test, this test now correctly validates that deletion works by finding a player by squad number and then removing it using the ID.
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49-49: Successfully updated verification to check squad number-based retrieval.The tests now correctly verify that the controller calls the service's RetrieveBySquadNumberAsync method instead of RetrieveByIdAsync.
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68-69: Test method names updated to reflect squad number-based retrieval.The test method names have been properly updated to reflect the change from ID to squad number for player retrieval.
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215-215: Successfully updated ID-based tests to use GUID.The GetByIdAsync tests now properly use Guid instead of long for the ID parameter, reflecting the domain model changes.
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227-227: Updated verification for ID-based tests to check for Guid parameter.The verification now correctly checks that the service method was called with a Guid parameter.
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291-293: Test correctly uses squad number for player retrieval.The test now properly uses a realistic squad number (10) and retrieves the corresponding test data.
318-360: Successfully refactored PUT validation test to use squad number.The test now correctly validates that the PUT endpoint properly handles validation errors when updating by squad number.
364-402: Successfully refactored PUT not found test to use squad number.The test correctly verifies that the controller returns a 404 response when no player with the given squad number exists.
406-441: Successfully refactored PUT success test to use squad number.The test properly validates that the controller updates a player by squad number and returns the expected response.
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475-499: Successfully refactored DELETE success test to use squad number.The test properly validates that the controller deletes a player by squad number and returns the expected response.
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5-5: Added authorization namespace.This supports the new Admin role authorization requirement for the GetByIdAsync endpoint.
30-30: Successfully refactored POST endpoint to use squad number.The POST endpoint now correctly:
- Uses "Create" as the route name
- Checks for existing players by squad number instead of ID
- Returns a CreatedAtRoute result that points to the RetrieveBySquadNumber endpoint with the correct squad number
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77-77: Updated GET endpoint route name.The route name has been standardized to "Retrieve" for consistency with other endpoints.
102-107: Properly secured ID-based retrieval endpoint.This important security change:
- Restricts the ID-based endpoint to Admin users
- Hides it from the API explorer to discourage direct use
- Changes the route to use Guid instead of long for the ID
- Updates the route name to "RetrieveById"
128-128: Updated squad number route for clarity.The route path has been changed from "squad/{squadNumber:int}" to "squadNumber/{squadNumber:int}" for better clarity, and the route name updated to "RetrieveBySquadNumber".
155-160: Successfully refactored PUT endpoint to use squad number.The PUT endpoint has been properly updated to:
- Use squad number instead of ID in the route and method signature
- Update documentation to reference squad number
- Change the route name to "Update"
- Update logging to reference squad number
- Use the RetrieveBySquadNumberAsync service method
The implementation correctly maintains the existing validation and error handling logic while adapting to the new identifier approach.
Also applies to: 163-171, 180-194
202-221: Successfully refactored DELETE endpoint to use squad number.Similar to the PUT endpoint, the DELETE endpoint has been properly updated to:
- Use squad number instead of ID in the route and method signature
- Update documentation to reference squad number
- Change the route name to "Delete"
- Update logging to reference squad number
- Use the appropriate service methods for retrieval and deletion
The implementation correctly maintains the existing error handling logic while adapting to the new identifier approach.
| FirstName = table.Column<string>(type: "TEXT", nullable: true), | ||
| MiddleName = table.Column<string>(type: "TEXT", nullable: true), | ||
| LastName = table.Column<string>(type: "TEXT", nullable: false), | ||
| LastName = table.Column<string>(type: "TEXT", nullable: true), | ||
| DateOfBirth = table.Column<DateTime>(type: "TEXT", nullable: true), | ||
| SquadNumber = table.Column<int>(type: "INTEGER", nullable: false), | ||
| Position = table.Column<string>(type: "TEXT", nullable: false), | ||
| AbbrPosition = table.Column<string>(type: "TEXT", nullable: false), | ||
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Several columns that were previously non-nullable are now nullable (FirstName, LastName, Position, AbbrPosition, DateOfBirth). Ensure that the application code correctly handles potential null values to prevent null reference exceptions.
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- The migration now allows nulls for several columns (
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PlayerRequestModelValidator.cs) enforces non-null/empty values forFirstName,LastName, andAbbrPosition, but there’s no corresponding check forDateOfBirthorPosition. - In the mapping profile (
PlayerMappingProfile.cs), theDateOfBirthproperty is formatted directly using string interpolation ($"{source.DateOfBirth:MMMM d, yyyy}"), which can throw an exception ifDateOfBirthis null. - Test files currently provide values for these columns, but null scenarios may occur in production.
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protected override void Up(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
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var starting11 = PlayerData.MakeStarting11WithId();
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migrationBuilder.InsertData(
table: "Players",
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protected override void Down(MigrationBuilder migrationBuilder)
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var starting11 = PlayerData.MakeStarting11WithId();
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migrationBuilder.DeleteData(table: "Players", keyColumn: "Id", keyValue: player.Id);
}
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public static void CreateTable(this PlayerDbContext context)
{
using var cmd = context.Database.GetDbConnection().CreateCommand();
cmd.CommandText =
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CREATE TABLE players (
id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
firstName TEXT NOT NULL,
/* ... other columns ... */
)";
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src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Utilities/PlayerData.cs (2)
143-153: Team name inconsistency in player dataThere's a potential inconsistency in the team name for Julián Álvarez. In this instance, the team is listed as "Manchester City", but in the JSON data (line 453), it's "Manchester City" as well, while for other teams like "Atlético Madrid", there are spelling inconsistencies between the hardcoded data and JSON representation (compare "Altético Madrid" on line 183 with "Atlético Madrid" on line 345).
- Team = "Manchester City", + Team = "Manchester City FC",Additionally, fix the spelling of "Altético Madrid" to "Atlético Madrid" in both instances for consistency.
183-183: Fix team name spelling inconsistenciesThe team name "Altético Madrid" is misspelled in both instances. It should be "Atlético Madrid" as correctly shown in the JSON data (lines 345 and 405).
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src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Utilities/PlayerData.cs (3)
5-5: Namespace change aligns with the utility nature of this classThe namespace change from
Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi.DatatoDotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi.Utilitiesis appropriate as this class provides utility methods for creating player data rather than being directly involved in data access.
156-312: Good addition of the MakeStarting11WithId method for database seedingThe addition of
MakeStarting11WithId()is a good implementation for seeding data with specific GUIDs. This allows for predictable IDs in database migrations, which is important for:
- Maintaining referential integrity
- Enabling consistent testing against known data
- Supporting repeatable deployments
Consistent with the refactoring to use GUID as the internal primary key for the Player entity.
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MakeStarting11FromDeserializedJson()provides a clearer description of what the method does, making the codebase more maintainable and self-documenting.
| Id = Guid.Parse("198c4774-9607-4e76-8475-ec2528af69d2"), | ||
| FirstName = "Enzo", | ||
| MiddleName = "Jeremías", | ||
| LastName = "Fernández", | ||
| DateOfBirth = new DateTime(2001, 1, 16, 0, 0, 0, DateTimeKind.Utc), | ||
| SquadNumber = 24, | ||
| Position = Position.CentralMidfield.Text, | ||
| AbbrPosition = Position.CentralMidfield.Abbr, | ||
| Team = "Chelsea FC", | ||
| League = "Premier League", | ||
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| Id = Guid.Parse("06971ada-1b3d-4d4a-88f5-e2f35311b5aa"), | ||
| FirstName = "Alexis", | ||
| LastName = "Mac Allister", | ||
| DateOfBirth = new DateTime(1998, 12, 23, 0, 0, 0, DateTimeKind.Utc), | ||
| SquadNumber = 20, | ||
| Position = Position.CentralMidfield.Text, | ||
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| Team = "Liverpool FC", | ||
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| FirstName = "Lionel", |
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The production file (src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Utilities/PlayerData.cs) and the test utility (PlayerFakes.cs) both include nearly identical player data—only minor differences like using a fixed GUID versus generating new ones differentiate them. To simplify future maintenance and ensure consistency, please consider one of the following approaches:
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Code duplication was identified between \`src/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi/Utilities/PlayerData.cs\` and \`test/Dotnet.Samples.AspNetCore.WebApi.Tests/Utilities/PlayerFakes.cs\`. Both files contain nearly identical player data definitions with only minor differences (like using fixed GUIDs versus generating new ones).
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@nanotaboada I've created a follow-up GitHub issue as requested. The issue has been assigned to you and can be found here: #210
The issue details the code duplication between PlayerData.cs and PlayerFakes.cs and suggests potential solutions for addressing this in a future update.
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New Features
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Refactor
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Tests