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Group record constants on a type per definition; release 0.6.0 - #6
Record constants are associated constants of a type per definition, kiwi_records::NodeChange::FILL_PAINTS instead of kiwi_records::node_change::FILL_PAINTS, and Records maps them for RustQ code (RustQ 1.0.0-rc.17): a module aliasing it writes Records.NodeChange.FILL_PAINTS and Records.Definitions.NODE_CHANGE with no defrustmod of its own. Breaking for Rust code naming the constants, hence 0.6.0.
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Generated Rust record and enum constants are now accessed through associated constants on definition types, with updated RustQ integration.
Compatibility
Rust paths for generated constants have changed; update references to use the new type-based paths.
Documentation
Updated dependency examples and release notes for KiwiCodec 0.6.0 and RustQ 1.0.0-rc.17.
The Rust generator now emits per-definition field and enum constants as associated constants on public Rust types. RustQ registrations, generated-code tests, version requirements, documentation, and the changelog are updated for the 0.6.0 release and RustQ 1.0.0-rc.17.
The generator registers record runtime types and definition constants with RustQ. It emits field and variant constants as associated items on public per-definition Rust types. Tests check generated constant paths and keyword handling.
Align release and RustQ versions mix.exs, integration/generator_consumer/mix.exs, README.md, guides/native-decoders.md, CHANGELOG.md
The project version and KiwiCodec examples change to 0.6.0. RustQ requirements and examples change to 1.0.0-rc.17. The changelog describes the generated constant path changes and RustQ access.
open-pencil/kiwi_codec#1: Introduces KiwiCodec.RustlerGenerator.Records and the generated record constants that this PR changes to associated constants.
open-pencil/kiwi_codec#5: Moves the record runtime behind RustQ modules, which this PR uses to register runtime types and definition constants.
open-pencil/kiwi_codec#2: Changes identifier construction for generated Rust record modules, which this PR further updates for per-definition Rust types.
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The change is mergeable with a bounded test follow-up, but compiling the new RustQ example would help catch integration regressions before release.
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Compile the complete NodeReader.named_node?/1 source.
The test checks only three source fragments from NodeReader.__rustq_source__(). It never compiles the complete function. The existing native tests compile the generated record modules and constants, but not the RustQ-authored calls to record.definition() and record.has(...). A syntax, type, or constant-resolution regression in that function could therefore pass this test. Add the function source to a records-enabled NativeCrate build.
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Review comment at @test/kiwi_codec/rustler_generator/records_test.exs around
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Extend the test using NodeReader.__rustq_source__() to include the complete
named_node?/1 function source in a records-enabled NativeCrate build, so the
RustQ-authored calls to record.definition() and record.has(...) are compiled
rather than checked only as source fragments.
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Record constants are associated constants of a type per definition,
kiwi_records::NodeChange::FILL_PAINTSinstead ofkiwi_records::node_change::FILL_PAINTS, andRecordsmaps them for RustQ code (RustQ 1.0.0-rc.17): a module aliasing it writesRecords.NodeChange.FILL_PAINTSandRecords.Definitions.NODE_CHANGEwith nodefrustmodof its own. Breaking for Rust code naming the constants, hence 0.6.0.Summary by CodeRabbit