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feat: add s3 batch result code constants #302
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events/s3_batch_job.go
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ResultCode string `json:"resultCode"` | ||
ResultString string `json:"resultString"` | ||
TaskID string `json:"taskId"` | ||
ResultCode S3BatchJobResultCode `json:"resultCode"` |
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I think adding the type creates a breaking change. Assignment to a string will require a type cast
ex: https://play.golang.org/p/T5G1eKtbBor
I think leaving the type as string
is fine
// S3BatchJobResultCode represents the result of an S3BatchJobTask (i.e. | ||
// succeeded, permanent failure, or temmporary failure) | ||
const ( | ||
S3BatchJobResultCodeSucceeded S3BatchJobResultCode = "Succeeded" |
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downside of changing S3BatchJobResult.ResultCode
type back to string
, is that comparisons against this new type require a cast!
if inputEvent.Results[0].ResultCode == S3BatchJobResultCodeSucceeded {
// ..
}
->
Invalid operation: inputEvent.Results[0].ResultCode == S3BatchJobResultCodeSucceeded (mismatched types string and S3BatchJobResultCode)
Instead, go back to having S3BatchJobResult being a S3BatchJobResultCode
. It is useful for self documentation purposes. But also change the type to be a type alias eg: type S3BatchJobResultCoce = string
- this will preserve backwards compatibility.
This adds constants and a type for S3 Batch Result Codes similar to what
is available for CodeBuild results