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refactor: using maps.Clone #23073

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using maps.Clone


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  • Bug Fixes
    • Simplified the construction of the module set for improved efficiency.

Signed-off-by: pengbanban <[email protected]>
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The pull request introduces a modification to the SchemaDecoderResolver method in the App struct within the runtime/v2/app.go file. The change simplifies the process of creating a moduleSet by replacing manual iteration with a direct cloning method using the maps.Clone function. This refactoring streamlines the module set creation process while maintaining the existing logic for overriding store keys.

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File Change Summary
runtime/v2/app.go Replaced manual module set construction with maps.Clone() for creating moduleSet

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sequenceDiagram
    participant App
    participant ModuleManager
    participant Maps
    participant ModuleSet

    App->>ModuleManager: Retrieve Modules()
    ModuleManager-->>App: Return modules
    App->>Maps: Clone modules
    Maps-->>App: Create cloned moduleSet
    App->>ModuleSet: Apply additional configurations
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The sequence diagram illustrates the simplified flow of creating the moduleSet using the maps.Clone() function, showing how modules are retrieved, cloned, and prepared for further processing.

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94-94: Confirm shallow versus deep cloning requirements.
Using maps.Clone creates shallow copies of the map, duplicating map entries but not nested references. Verify whether this shallow copy meets your requirements or if a deeper-level copy is needed for nested data structures.


5-5: Ensure Go version compatibility for maps package usage.
The maps package is available in Go 1.19 and above. Confirm that the codebase or build environment uses an appropriate Go version to avoid any build issues.

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Go version compatibility is satisfied

Based on the go.mod files, the codebase is using Go 1.23.x (specifically 1.23.2 and 1.23.3), which is well above the minimum requirement of Go 1.19 needed for the maps package. The usage of the maps package is safe in this environment.

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