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Re-sync the entire SigNoz-derived Go tree to a clean fork of latest SigNoz main (upstream 3e6339019), eliminating the version-skew that broke `go build ./...` (mixed-era packages, ~14 imported-but-absent packages, partial signoz->o11y / clickhouse->datastore rebrands, self-import cycle, duplicate package decls). - pkg/ + cmd/ wholesale replaced with latest SigNoz; imports rewritten github.com/SigNoz/signoz/ -> github.com/hanzoai/o11y/. - Adopt SigNoz's CURRENT structure (resourcefilter->telemetryresourcefilter, integrationtypes->cloudintegrationtypes, roletypes/grammar/times folded in upstream); old paths dropped. - Fork deps repathed to hanzoai + bumped: signoz-otel-collector v0.144.6, clickhouse-go-mock v0.14.1, govaluate v0.1.0; expr-lang/expr => hanzoai/expr v1.17.8 (replace). go.mod reconciled from latest SigNoz; go.sum re-tidied. - ee/ + cmd/enterprise stripped — o11y stays MIT-only; community edition imports no ee packages. - Preserved o11y additions: module path github.com/hanzoai/o11y, mount.go (cloud.Register/zip mount adapter, HIP-0106), NOTICE + LICENSE (SigNoz §4c attribution retained; upstream pkg files are headerless per SigNoz convention). - Reverted o11y cosmetic renames (o11y*/datastore*) and experimental originals (authz/iamauthz, billing, zapreceiver, zapmetricreceiver) to SigNoz canonical to kill the skew; snapshots retained in git history for re-layering. go build ./... = exit 0. go vet clean except benign "unreachable code" in generated ANTLR parser files (inherited from upstream).
34 lines
1.1 KiB
Go
34 lines
1.1 KiB
Go
package errors
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import (
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"testing"
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"github.com/stretchr/testify/assert"
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)
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func TestNewValidReferences(t *testing.T) {
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// An empty set returns "" so callers don't surface a bare "valid <noun> are".
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assert.Equal(t, "", NewValidReferences[string](NounFields))
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// The noun phrases the list, e.g. "valid fields are", "valid keys are".
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assert.Equal(t, "valid fields are `a`, `b`", NewValidReferences(NounFields, "a", "b"))
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assert.Equal(t, "valid keys are `a`, `b`", NewValidReferences(NounKeys, "a", "b"))
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}
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func TestNewSuggestionsOnLevenshteinDistance(t *testing.T) {
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// No valid inputs => no suggestions at all (no bare "valid <noun> are").
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assert.Empty(t, NewSuggestionsOnLevenshteinDistance("foo", NounFields, nil))
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// Close match => did-you-mean plus the valid-references list.
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assert.Equal(t,
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[]string{"did you mean: `name`", "valid fields are `name`, `color`"},
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NewSuggestionsOnLevenshteinDistance("nam", NounFields, []string{"name", "color"}),
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)
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// No close match => valid-references list only.
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assert.Equal(t,
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[]string{"valid fields are `name`, `color`"},
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NewSuggestionsOnLevenshteinDistance("zzzzz", NounFields, []string{"name", "color"}),
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)
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}
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