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chore(worker): add dockerfile and update Rust version to 1.79 #353

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  • add dockerfile and update Rust version to 1.79

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a .dockerignore file to optimize Docker build context by excluding unnecessary files.
    • Added a Dockerfile to streamline the process of building and deploying the Rust application.
  • Updates

    • Updated the Rust compiler version requirement to 1.79 in configuration files.
    • Set a higher recursion limit for deeper recursive function calls.
  • Changes

    • Removed error-prone methods from coordinate mapping interfaces, simplifying the API.
  • Configuration Adjustments

    • Modified the structure for populating attributes in the attribute_reader.yml configuration file.

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This update introduces key modifications to enhance a Rust project, including the addition of a .dockerignore file for improved Docker build efficiency, an upgrade of the Rust version to 1.79 across configuration files, and simplification of the coordinate mapping API by removing error-handling methods. A new Dockerfile streamlines the build and deployment process, while adjustments in a YAML configuration enhance how feature types are accessed. Together, these changes optimize the project's performance and usability.

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Files Change Summary
worker/.dockerignore New file created to exclude unnecessary files from Docker build context, improving build efficiency.
worker/Cargo.toml, worker/clippy.toml Updated Rust version from 1.78 to 1.79 in both files to reflect the new compiler requirements.
worker/crates/geometry/src/algorithm/map_coords.rs Removed try_map_coords and try_map_coords_in_place methods to simplify the mapping API.
worker/crates/geometry/src/lib.rs Added #![recursion_limit = "2048"] to increase the recursion limit for deeper function calls.
worker/dockerfile Introduced a multi-stage Dockerfile to build and deploy the Rust application efficiently.
worker/examples/plateau/testdata/graphs/attribute_reader.yml Modified how elementsToMatch accesses featureTypesWithPrefix in the environment variable structure.

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    participant User
    participant Application
    participant Docker
    participant RustCompiler

    User->>Application: Start application
    Application->>RustCompiler: Build with new version (1.79)
    RustCompiler->>Docker: Create Docker image
    Docker->>Application: Run application
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Actionable comments posted: 3

Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
worker/dockerfile (2)

1-1: Specify a more stable base image tag.

Using a more specific tag for the base image can prevent unexpected issues due to upstream changes.

- FROM rust:1.79-slim-bookworm as builder
+ FROM rust:1.79.0-slim-bookworm as builder

3-4: Use consistent environment variable naming.

Ensure consistency in naming environment variables for better readability and maintainability.

- ARG NAME=reearth-flow
+ ARG PROJECT_NAME=reearth-flow
- WORKDIR /usr/src/${NAME}
+ WORKDIR /usr/src/${PROJECT_NAME}
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between eacb6dc and 5569516.

Files selected for processing (7)
  • worker/.dockerignore (1 hunks)
  • worker/Cargo.toml (1 hunks)
  • worker/clippy.toml (1 hunks)
  • worker/crates/geometry/src/algorithm/map_coords.rs (20 hunks)
  • worker/crates/geometry/src/lib.rs (1 hunks)
  • worker/dockerfile (1 hunks)
  • worker/examples/plateau/testdata/graphs/attribute_reader.yml (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (3)
  • worker/.dockerignore
  • worker/Cargo.toml
  • worker/crates/geometry/src/lib.rs
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worker/clippy.toml (1)

1-1: LGTM! But verify compatibility with the updated Rust version.

The MSRV update to "1.79" is straightforward and approved.

However, ensure that the rest of the project is compatible with Rust 1.79.

worker/examples/plateau/testdata/graphs/attribute_reader.yml (1)

32-32: LGTM! But verify the new data structure usage.

The change to env.get("__value").featureTypesWithPrefix is approved.

However, ensure that the new data structure is correctly used throughout the project.

Verification successful

The new data structure usage is consistent and correct.

The instances of featureTypesWithPrefix in both the YAML and Rust files indicate that it is being used appropriately as an attribute key and value. No issues were found with its usage.

  • worker/examples/plateau/testdata/graphs/attribute_reader.yml
  • worker/crates/action-processor/src/plateau/dictionaries_initiator.rs
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# Description: Verify the usage of the new data structure.

# Test: Search for the usage of `env.get("__value").featureTypesWithPrefix`. Expect: Consistent usage throughout the project.
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Length of output: 60


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of the new data structure across all file types.

# Test: Search for the usage of `featureTypesWithPrefix` throughout the project. Expect: Consistent usage.
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Length of output: 261


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# Description: Extract the relevant lines around the usage of `featureTypesWithPrefix` in the Rust file.

# Extract lines around the usage of `featureTypesWithPrefix` in `dictionaries_initiator.rs`.
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Length of output: 442

worker/crates/geometry/src/algorithm/map_coords.rs (13)

Line range hint 7-11:
Impact of removing error handling in MapCoords.

The removal of try_map_coords simplifies the interface but eliminates error handling, which might reduce robustness.

Ensure that the calling code is updated to handle potential errors that were previously managed by try_map_coords.


Line range hint 13-15:
Impact of removing error handling in MapCoordsInPlace.

The removal of try_map_coords_in_place simplifies the interface but eliminates error handling, which might reduce robustness.

Ensure that the calling code is updated to handle potential errors that were previously managed by try_map_coords_in_place.


Line range hint 17-22:
Ensure robustness in Point implementation.

The removal of error handling in Point implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


Line range hint 24-31:
Ensure robustness in Line implementation.

The removal of error handling in Line implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


Line range hint 33-42:
Ensure robustness in LineString implementation.

The removal of error handling in LineString implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


Line range hint 44-57:
Ensure robustness in Polygon implementation.

The removal of error handling in Polygon implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


59-67: Ensure robustness in MultiPoint implementation.

The removal of error handling in MultiPoint implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


Line range hint 69-77:
Ensure robustness in MultiLineString implementation.

The removal of error handling in MultiLineString implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


Line range hint 79-87:
Ensure robustness in MultiPolygon implementation.

The removal of error handling in MultiPolygon implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


Line range hint 89-113:
Ensure robustness in Geometry implementation.

The removal of error handling in Geometry implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


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Ensure robustness in GeometryCollection implementation.

The removal of error handling in GeometryCollection implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


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Ensure robustness in Rect implementation.

The removal of error handling in Rect implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.


Line range hint 136-145:
Ensure robustness in Triangle implementation.

The removal of error handling in Triangle implementations for map_coords and map_coords_in_place requires careful handling in the calling code.

Ensure that any potential errors are managed appropriately in the calling code.

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