Naming things: Rename OutlineItems.to_dict to OutlineItems.to_list#61
Naming things: Rename OutlineItems.to_dict to OutlineItems.to_list#61
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160-160: Method calls correctly updated, but consider renaming test functions.The test calls are properly updated to use
.to_list(). However, consider renaming the test functions from*_dictto*_listto align with the method rename and avoid confusion.Consider applying this diff to rename the test functions for consistency:
-def test_outline_section_items_dict(cratedb_outline_builtin): +def test_outline_section_items_list(cratedb_outline_builtin): items = cratedb_outline_builtin.find_items(section_name="Docs").to_list() assert items[0]["title"] == "CrateDB README"-def test_outline_find_items_dict(cratedb_outline_builtin): +def test_outline_find_items_list(cratedb_outline_builtin): items = cratedb_outline_builtin.find_items(title="gtfs").to_list() assert "Capture GTFS and GTFS-RT data" in items[0]["description"]Also applies to: 181-181
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Learnt from: amotl
PR: #32
File: src/cratedb_about/outline/cratedb-outline.yaml:321-329
Timestamp: 2025-05-15T21:25:54.870Z
Learning: In the CrateDB outline YAML, content organization prioritizes thematic grouping (keeping related topics together) over content type grouping (separating tutorials from reference docs), as demonstrated by placing the multi-tenancy tutorial alongside user management and privileges documentation in the API section.
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find_items(160-181)to_list(54-55)
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src/cratedb_about/outline/model.py (1)
54-55: LGTM! Method rename improves clarity.The rename from
to_dicttoto_listbetter reflects the method's functionality of returning a list of dictionaries rather than a single dictionary. The implementation remains unchanged, maintaining the same data structure output.CHANGES.md (1)
4-4: Changelog entry is clear and properly formatted.The entry correctly documents the method rename in the unreleased section.
README.md (1)
143-144: Documentation examples correctly updated.The API usage examples properly reflect the method rename from
.to_dict()to.to_list()while maintaining the same functionality demonstration.
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Problem
When integrating
cratedb-aboutintocratedb-mcp, a "naming things" anomaly caused a slight bit of downstream confusion.References
OutlineItems.to_dict()is semantically wrong #55