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fix: dal type #232

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fix: dal type #232

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  • Improvements
    • Enhanced symbol creation for constants, allowing for globally shared symbols across the application. This change improves consistency and may boost performance and memory efficiency.

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The modification involves updating the creation method of several constants in the Qualifier.ts file related to the data access layer. The Symbol constructor has been replaced with Symbol.for(), allowing for the creation of globally shared symbols, which improves consistency across references in the application.

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File Change Summary
core/types/dal/Qualifier.ts Updated creation of DAL_COLUMN_INFO_MAP, DAL_COLUMN_TYPE_MAP, DAL_INDEX_LIST, DAL_IS_TABLE, DAL_TABLE_PARAMS, and DAL_IS_DAO to use Symbol.for() instead of Symbol.

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    participant App
    participant DAL
    participant GlobalRegistry

    App->>DAL: Request constant
    DAL->>GlobalRegistry: Check symbol
    GlobalRegistry-->>DAL: Return symbol (if exists)
    DAL-->>App: Provide constant
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between d3b9efa and 09a6499.

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core/types/dal/Qualifier.ts (6)

1-1: Use of Symbol.for() for DAL_COLUMN_INFO_MAP.

The change to Symbol.for() ensures that the symbol is globally shared, which can improve consistency across different parts of the application.


2-2: Use of Symbol.for() for DAL_COLUMN_TYPE_MAP.

Switching to Symbol.for() allows for the reuse of the symbol globally, enhancing consistency and potentially improving memory usage.


3-3: Use of Symbol.for() for DAL_INDEX_LIST.

The modification to use Symbol.for() ensures that the symbol is part of the global symbol registry, promoting consistency across modules.


4-4: Use of Symbol.for() for DAL_IS_TABLE.

Utilizing Symbol.for() allows for a globally shared symbol, which can be beneficial for maintaining consistency in symbol usage.


5-5: Use of Symbol.for() for DAL_TABLE_PARAMS.

The change to Symbol.for() facilitates the use of a globally shared symbol, improving consistency and potentially optimizing memory usage.


6-6: Use of Symbol.for() for DAL_IS_DAO.

Adopting Symbol.for() ensures that the symbol is globally shared, which can enhance consistency and reduce the number of unique symbols created.

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LGTM

@killagu killagu merged commit 4254ce5 into eggjs:master Aug 23, 2024
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