Character Traits Table#71
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR adds XML parsing support for character abilities in the Maple2.File.Parser library. It introduces serialization models for character ability data, extends the table parser with a new method to read and deserialize the character ability XML file, includes test coverage, and bumps the package version for release. ChangesCharacter Ability Parsing Feature
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Maple2.File.Parser/Maple2.File.Parser.csproj (1)
16-16: Verify that patch version bump aligns with your versioning policy.This PR introduces a new public API method (
ParseCharacterAbility()). Under semantic versioning conventions, adding new public API typically warrants a minor version bump (e.g.,2.4.13→2.5.0) rather than a patch bump (2.4.13→2.4.14), as patch versions are usually reserved for backwards-compatible bug fixes.If your project follows a different versioning scheme or intentionally uses patch increments for new features, this is fine. Otherwise, consider whether a minor version bump would better communicate the scope of changes to package consumers.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@Maple2.File.Parser/Maple2.File.Parser.csproj` at line 16, The PackageVersion value was incremented as a patch (PackageVersion element) but you added a new public API method ParseCharacterAbility(), so update the package version to a minor release (e.g., 2.5.0) instead of a patch to match semver: change the PackageVersion element to the appropriate minor version and ensure any CI/publish metadata is consistent with that bump.Maple2.File.Tests/TableParserTest.cs (1)
841-844: ⚡ Quick winAdd at least one assertion in
TestCharacterAbility.This currently acts as a smoke test only. Add a minimal assertion (e.g., count > 0) so the test validates parsing output, not just exception-free iteration.
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[TestMethod] public void TestCharacterAbility() { + int count = 0; foreach ((_, _) in _parser.ParseCharacterAbility()) { - continue; + count++; } + Assert.IsTrue(count > 0); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@Maple2.File.Tests/TableParserTest.cs` around lines 841 - 844, The test TestCharacterAbility currently only iterates over _parser.ParseCharacterAbility() and should assert there is at least one parsed item; update TestCharacterAbility to collect the results (e.g., into a list or count) from _parser.ParseCharacterAbility() and add an assertion such as Assert.True(results.Count > 0) or Assert.NotEmpty(results) to validate the parser output instead of only ensuring no exceptions are thrown.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
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In `@Maple2.File.Parser/TableParser.cs`:
- Around line 1742-1746: The loop assumes data.ability is non-null but
Debug.Assert is omitted in Release builds; update the code around the
deserialization (where you assign var data =
characterAbilitySerializer.Deserialize(reader) as CharacterAbilityRoot) to guard
against null ability on CharacterAbilityRoot (data == null or data.ability ==
null) before iterating over data.ability; if it's null, safely return/exit the
iterator (e.g., yield break) or handle the empty case so the foreach over
CharacterAbility does not throw.
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In `@Maple2.File.Parser/Maple2.File.Parser.csproj`:
- Line 16: The PackageVersion value was incremented as a patch (PackageVersion
element) but you added a new public API method ParseCharacterAbility(), so
update the package version to a minor release (e.g., 2.5.0) instead of a patch
to match semver: change the PackageVersion element to the appropriate minor
version and ensure any CI/publish metadata is consistent with that bump.
In `@Maple2.File.Tests/TableParserTest.cs`:
- Around line 841-844: The test TestCharacterAbility currently only iterates
over _parser.ParseCharacterAbility() and should assert there is at least one
parsed item; update TestCharacterAbility to collect the results (e.g., into a
list or count) from _parser.ParseCharacterAbility() and add an assertion such as
Assert.True(results.Count > 0) or Assert.NotEmpty(results) to validate the
parser output instead of only ensuring no exceptions are thrown.
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Maple2.File.Parser/Maple2.File.Parser.csprojMaple2.File.Parser/TableParser.csMaple2.File.Parser/Xml/Table/CharacterAbility.csMaple2.File.Tests/TableParserTest.cs
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| foreach (CharacterAbility entry in data.ability) { | ||
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Guard against null ability before enumeration.
At Line [1745], data.ability can be null (e.g., empty/malformed table), causing a runtime NullReferenceException in Release builds where Debug.Assert is ignored. Add a null-safe guard before iterating.
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var data = characterAbilitySerializer.Deserialize(reader) as CharacterAbilityRoot;
Debug.Assert(data != null);
- foreach (CharacterAbility entry in data.ability) {
+ if (data?.ability == null) {
+ yield break;
+ }
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+ foreach (CharacterAbility entry in data.ability) {
yield return (entry.id, entry);
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@Maple2.File.Parser/TableParser.cs` around lines 1742 - 1746, The loop assumes
data.ability is non-null but Debug.Assert is omitted in Release builds; update
the code around the deserialization (where you assign var data =
characterAbilitySerializer.Deserialize(reader) as CharacterAbilityRoot) to guard
against null ability on CharacterAbilityRoot (data == null or data.ability ==
null) before iterating over data.ability; if it's null, safely return/exit the
iterator (e.g., yield break) or handle the empty case so the foreach over
CharacterAbility does not throw.
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