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Carry over hash value for all literal types in remote caching #378
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| // Ensure that hash values on maps and collections are carried over | ||
| // into representing literals. | ||
| func TestHashCarryOnContainers(t *testing.T) { |
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can you move these tests to the table-tests in TestHashLiteralMap_LiteralsWithHashSet instead?
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Done in f4d830e.
Previously, the hash set on an input literal would be ignored if the literal was of either the `Collection` or `Map` type. This is fixed here by moving the hash-checking branch up in front of the special type logic, so that an empty literal with hash is constructed in either case if a hash is found. Adds a regression test to verify the hashes are carried over into the representer literals for both map and collection types. Signed-off-by: Nicholas Junge <[email protected]>
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Previously, the hash set on an input literal would be ignored if the literal was of either the `Collection` or `Map` type. This is fixed here by moving the hash-checking branch up in front of the special type logic, so that an empty literal with hash is constructed in either case if a hash is found. Adds a regression test to verify the hashes are carried over into the representer literals for both map and collection types. Signed-off-by: Nicholas Junge <[email protected]>
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TL;DR
Previously, the hash on an input literal would be ignored if the literal was of either the
CollectionorMaptype. This is fixed here by moving the hash-checking branch up in front of the special type logic, so that an empty literal with hash is constructed in either case if a hash is found.Adds a regression test to verify the hashes are carried over into the representer literals for both map and collection types.
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Complete description
See the discussion in flyteorg/flytekit#1720 for the problem statement. This PR is a direct follow-up.
The remote cache fix was missing from that PR, and that is exactly what is added here. The code here is the same fix approach, just in Go this time.
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