chore: define lints in Cargo.toml instead of each crate's lib.rs #138
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crates/augurs-testing/Cargo.toml (2)
20-21: LGTM: Centralized lint configuration added.The addition of the
[lints]section withworkspace = trueis a positive change. This modification centralizes lint configurations at the workspace level, which can lead to more consistent code quality across the entire project.This change promotes better maintainability by:
- Ensuring uniform linting rules across all crates in the workspace.
- Simplifying future updates to linting rules, as they can be managed in one place.
- Reducing the need for redundant lint configurations in individual crates.
Consider documenting this change in the project's contribution guidelines to ensure all developers are aware of the centralized linting approach.
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1-21: Consider using workspace dependencies for common crates.The current
Cargo.tomlfile looks good, but there's an opportunity for further improvement in dependency management.Consider moving common dependencies like
assert_approx_eqandonce_cellto the workspace'sCargo.tomlfile if they are used across multiple crates. This can be done by adding a[workspace.dependencies]section in the rootCargo.tomland then referencing them in this file like so:[dependencies] assert_approx_eq = { workspace = true } once_cell = { workspace = true }This approach can help maintain consistent versions across the workspace and simplify dependency updates.
crates/augurs-clustering/Cargo.toml (1)
25-27: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.The addition of the
[lints]section withworkspace = trueis correct and aligns with the PR objective of defining lints at the workspace level. This change will help maintain consistent linting across the project.Consider adding a brief comment above the
[lints]section to explain its purpose, for example:# Use workspace-level linting configuration [lints] workspace = trueThis can help other developers understand the reason for this section at a glance.
crates/augurs/Cargo.toml (1)
47-48: Approve: Centralized lint configurationThe addition of the
[lints]section withworkspace = trueis a positive change that aligns well with the PR objectives. This modification centralizes lint configurations at the workspace level, which offers several benefits:
- Ensures consistency in linting rules across all packages in the workspace.
- Simplifies maintenance by providing a single point of configuration for lints.
- Aligns with best practices for managing large Rust projects with multiple crates.
Consider documenting this change in the project's README or contributing guidelines to ensure all contributors are aware of the new linting strategy.
Cargo.toml (1)
60-67: Excellent addition of workspace-level lints!The introduction of workspace-level lints in the Cargo.toml file is a great improvement. It centralizes lint configurations, promoting consistency across the project. The chosen lints (missing_debug_implementations, missing_docs, rust_2018_idioms, and unreachable_pub) will enhance code quality, documentation, and adherence to Rust best practices.
The decision to allow
non_local_definitionswith a justification and link to the relevant Rust issue (rust-lang/rust#131643) is well-documented.Consider adding a TODO comment to revisit the
non_local_definitionslint once the linked issue is resolved. This will help ensure it's not overlooked in the future.# Allow `non_local_definitions` until https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/131643 # is resolved. +# TODO: Revisit this configuration once the above issue is closed. non_local_definitions = { level = "allow", priority = 1 }crates/augurs-prophet/build.rs (3)
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13-14: Incorrect use of.parse()when convertingSTAN_PATHtoPathBufThe
.parse()method is not suitable for converting aStringto aPathBufbecausePathBufdoes not implement theFromStrtrait. Instead, usePathBuf::fromto directly construct aPathBuffrom theStringreturned bystd::env::var("STAN_PATH"). This change will prevent a potential runtime error when the build script attempts to parse the environment variable.Apply this diff to fix the issue:
-let stan_path: PathBuf = std::env::var("STAN_PATH") - .map_err(|_| "STAN_PATH not set")? - .parse() - .map_err(|_| "invalid STAN_PATH")?; +let stan_path = PathBuf::from(std::env::var("STAN_PATH") + .map_err(|_| "STAN_PATH not set")?);
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79-80: Rename_resulttoresultfor clarityIn Rust, a leading underscore in a variable name indicates that the variable may be unused. Since
_resultis actively used later in the code, consider renaming it toresultwithout the leading underscore to improve code clarity and adhere to Rust naming conventions.Apply this diff:
-let _result = Ok::<(), &'static str>(()); +let result = Ok::<(), &'static str>(()); #[cfg(all(feature = "cmdstan", feature = "compile-cmdstan"))] -let _result = compile_model(); +let result = compile_model();Also, update subsequent references to
_resulttoresultthroughout themainfunction.
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81-94: Refactor the conditional logic inmainfor better readabilityThe current conditional logic in the
mainfunction is complex due to multiple#[cfg(...)]attributes and environment variable checks. This complexity can make the code harder to maintain and understand. Consider refactoring themainfunction to simplify the control flow. For example, you can:
- Consolidate feature flags and environment variable conditions into a single control flow structure.
- Extract repeated or similar logic into helper functions.
- Use explicit condition branches to make the execution paths clearer.
crates/augurs-changepoint/src/lib.rs (1)
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156-159: Enhance the builder by adding setter methods for all fieldsCurrently, the
DefaultArgpcpDetectorBuilderonly provides a method to setconstant_value. To fully leverage the builder pattern and offer flexibility to users, consider adding setter methods for the other fields:length_scale,noise_level,max_lag,alpha0,beta0,logistic_hazard_h,logistic_hazard_a, andlogistic_hazard_b.Here's a suggestion to add setter methods for the remaining fields:
impl DefaultArgpcpDetectorBuilder { /// Set the value for the constant kernel. pub fn constant_value(mut self, cv: f64) -> Self { self.constant_value = cv; self } + /// Set the length scale for the RBF kernel. + pub fn length_scale(mut self, ls: f64) -> Self { + self.length_scale = ls; + self + } + + /// Set the noise level for the White kernel. + pub fn noise_level(mut self, nl: f64) -> Self { + self.noise_level = nl; + self + } + + /// Set the maximum lag. + pub fn max_lag(mut self, lag: NonZeroUsize) -> Self { + self.max_lag = lag; + self + } + + /// Set the alpha0 parameter. + pub fn alpha0(mut self, alpha: f64) -> Self { + self.alpha0 = alpha; + self + } + + /// Set the beta0 parameter. + pub fn beta0(mut self, beta: f64) -> Self { + self.beta0 = beta; + self + } + + /// Set the logistic hazard h parameter. + pub fn logistic_hazard_h(mut self, h: f64) -> Self { + self.logistic_hazard_h = h; + self + } + + /// Set the logistic hazard a parameter. + pub fn logistic_hazard_a(mut self, a: f64) -> Self { + self.logistic_hazard_a = a; + self + } + + /// Set the logistic hazard b parameter. + pub fn logistic_hazard_b(mut self, b: f64) -> Self { + self.logistic_hazard_b = b; + self + } }crates/augurs-outlier/src/mad.rs (8)
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1-1: Remove outdated TODO commentThe comment
// TODO: add MAD implementation.is no longer relevant since the MAD implementation has been added to this file. Consider removing this comment to keep the codebase clean and up-to-date.
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2-2: Clean up commented-out attributeThe line
// #![allow(dead_code, unused_variables)]is a commented-out attribute. If it's no longer necessary, consider removing it to reduce clutter in the code.
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359-371: Fix potential off-by-one error in slicing and weights calculationThere is a potential off-by-one error in the
thd_quantilefunction when slicingxand calculatingweights:
- In line 359,
weightsis calculated over the range(left_index..(right_index + 1)), which includesright_index.- In line 367,
xis sliced asx[left_index..right_index], which excludesright_index.This mismatch can lead to a difference in lengths between
weightsandx[left_index..right_index], possibly causing panics or incorrect calculations.To fix this issue, adjust the slicing of
xto includeright_indexby changing it tox[left_index..=right_index].Apply this diff to correct the slicing:
- Ok(x[left_index..right_index] + Ok(x[left_index..=right_index] .iter() .zip(weights) .map(|(&x_i, w)| x_i * w) .sum())
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136-147: Propagate specific errors from median calculationsIn the
calculate_double_mediansfunction, when callingthd_median, if an error occurs, it's currently being converted into a genericDivideByZeroerror:if let (Ok(lower), Ok(upper)) = (lower, upper) { if lower == 0.0 || upper == 0.0 { Err(PreprocessingError::from(MADError::DivideByZero)) } else { // ... } } else { Err(PreprocessingError::from(MADError::DivideByZero)) }Consider propagating the specific errors returned by
thd_medianto provide more detailed error information.Apply this diff to propagate the original errors:
- if let (Ok(lower), Ok(upper)) = (lower, upper) { + let lower = lower.map_err(|e| PreprocessingError::from(e))?; + let upper = upper.map_err(|e| PreprocessingError::from(e))?; if lower == 0.0 || upper == 0.0 { Err(PreprocessingError::from(MADError::DivideByZero)) } else { // ... } - } else { - Err(PreprocessingError::from(MADError::DivideByZero)) - }
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175-177: Handle infinite scores with clearer logicIn the
calculate_madfunction, you're settingscoretoNaNif it becomes infinite:if score.is_infinite() { score = f64::NAN; }Consider handling this case more explicitly or logging a warning, as infinite scores may indicate issues with the input data or calculation.
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51-54: Consider makingMediansfields public or adding accessor methodsThe
Mediansstruct is public, but its fields are private:pub struct Medians { lower: f64, global: f64, upper: f64, }If there is a need to access these fields outside the crate, consider making them public or providing public accessor methods.
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252-255: Review the visibility ofPreprocessedDatafieldsSimilarly, the
PreprocessedDatastruct is public with private fields:pub struct PreprocessedData { medians: Medians, mad_scores: Vec<Vec<f64>>, }Evaluate whether the fields should be accessible outside the crate. If necessary, provide public methods to access them or adjust their visibility.
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315-316: Review convergence criteria inbeta_hdiIn the
beta_hdifunction, you're usingf64::EPSILONfor the convergence epsilon:let mut convergency = SimpleConvergency { eps: f64::EPSILON, max_iter: 30, };
f64::EPSILONis a very small number (2.220446049250313e-16) and might be unnecessarily precise, potentially causing the root-finding algorithm to fail to converge within the maximum iterations. Consider using a slightly larger epsilon, such as1e-9or a configurable parameter.
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crates/augurs-core/Cargo.toml (1)
17-19: Approve the addition of workspace-level linting.The introduction of the
[lints]section withworkspace = trueis a positive change. This modification centralizes lint configuration at the workspace level, which can lead to more consistent code quality across all crates in the project. It aligns well with the PR objective of defining lints in Cargo.toml instead of each crate's lib.rs.crates/augurs-forecaster/Cargo.toml (1)
23-25: LGTM! Centralized lint configuration added.The addition of the
[lints]section withworkspace = truealigns with the PR objective of defining lints in Cargo.toml instead of each crate's lib.rs. This change promotes consistency across the project and simplifies lint rule maintenance.To ensure this change is part of a consistent workspace-wide update, please run the following script:
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#![warn(...)]attributes have been removed from lib.rs files.crates/augurs-dtw/Cargo.toml (1)
31-33: LGTM! Workspace-level linting configuration added.The addition of the
[lints]section withworkspace = trueis a positive change. This modification aligns with the PR objective of defining lints in Cargo.toml instead of each crate's lib.rs. It will lead to more consistent linting across the entire workspace, potentially improving code quality and maintainability.crates/augurs-outlier/Cargo.toml (1)
34-35: Approve the addition of workspace-level lints.The introduction of the
[lints]section withworkspace = trueis a positive change. This approach centralizes lint configurations at the workspace level, which offers several benefits:
- Ensures consistency in code quality checks across different packages in the workspace.
- Simplifies maintenance by managing lint rules in one place.
- Makes it easier to enforce project-wide coding standards.
This change aligns well with best practices for managing large Rust projects with multiple crates.
crates/augurs-ets/Cargo.toml (1)
47-48: LGTM! Workspace-level linting configuration added.The addition of the
[lints]section withworkspace = trueis a good change. This modification centralizes linting configuration at the workspace level, which can lead to more consistent code quality across the project. It aligns well with the PR objective of defining lints in Cargo.toml instead of in each crate's lib.rs file.crates/augurs-ets/src/stat.rs (3)
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2-33: Implementation LGTM.The implementation of the
VarExttrait is efficient and well-structured. It uses a single-pass algorithm for calculating variance, which is a good practice for performance. The code is clear and easy to understand.
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35-47: Test coverage looks good.The test module provides good coverage for the
varmethod, testing both cases with and without Bessel's correction. The use ofassert_eq!for exact comparison andassert_approx_eq!for approximate comparison is appropriate.
1-1: Approve visibility change, verify impact.The change from
pubtopub(crate)for theVarExttrait is a good practice as it limits the public API surface area. This aligns with the principle of encapsulation and information hiding.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing code, please run the following script to check for any usage of
VarExtoutside of this crate:If the script returns any results, those usages will need to be updated or the visibility change reconsidered.
crates/augurs-outlier/src/sensitivity.rs (2)
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1-1: Workspace-level linting configuration added.The addition of
[lints] workspace = trueinCargo.tomlenables workspace-level linting. This change promotes consistent code quality across the entire project. Consider the following:
- Ensure that all crates in the workspace are compatible with the new linting rules.
- Review and remove any redundant crate-specific lint configurations.
- Update the project documentation to reflect this change in the linting strategy.
To check for crate-specific lint configurations that might now be redundant:
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16-16: Visibility change enhances encapsulation, but verify impact on dependent code.The change from
pubtopub(crate)for theSensitivitystruct improves encapsulation by restricting its visibility to the current crate. This aligns with good software design principles. However, consider the following:
- Verify that this change doesn't break any existing code that depends on
Sensitivitybeing public.- The internal
f64field is stillpub. Consider making it private for complete encapsulation.To check for potential breakage, run:
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Sensitivitystruct is not used outside theaugurs-outliercrate.- Consider making the internal
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crates/augurs-js/Cargo.toml (1)
52-53: Lint configuration aligned with workspace.The addition of the
[lints]section withworkspace = truealigns with the PR objective of defining lints at the workspace level instead of in each crate's lib.rs. This change promotes consistency and easier maintenance of linting rules across the project.Let's verify if this change has been consistently applied across all crates in the workspace:
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53-54: LGTM: Workspace-level lint configuration added.The addition of the
[lints]section withworkspace = trueis a positive change. This modification centralizes lint configurations at the workspace level, which can lead to more consistent code quality across the project. It aligns well with similar updates in other packages, as mentioned in the PR summary.crates/augurs-ets/src/ets.rs (5)
10-10: Approved: Improved encapsulation forFitStatestructThe visibility change from
pubtopub(crate)for theFitStatestruct enhances encapsulation by restricting access to the current crate only. This is a good practice for internal structures that should not be directly accessed or modified by external crates.
32-32: Approved: Consistent visibility changes forFitStatemethodsThe visibility of all
FitStatemethods has been changed frompubtopub(crate), which is consistent with the struct's visibility change. This maintains a coherent API design and further reinforces the encapsulation of theFitStateimplementation within the crate.Also applies to: 38-38, 46-46, 51-51, 58-58, 66-66, 74-74, 80-80, 86-86, 92-92, 98-98
108-108: Approved: Enhanced encapsulation forEtsstructThe visibility of the
Etsstruct has been changed frompubtopub(crate), which is consistent with the changes made toFitState. This change further reinforces the encapsulation of the ETS implementation within the crate, preventing direct access from external crates.
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169-169: Approved: Consistent visibility changes forEtsmethodsThe visibility of
etscalc_inandpegels_resid_inmethods has been changed frompubtopub(crate), which is consistent with theEtsstruct's visibility change. This further restricts access to internal implementation details, enhancing the overall encapsulation of the ETS functionality within the crate.Also applies to: 324-324
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1-724: Summary: Improved encapsulation and crate-level visibilityThe changes in this file consistently improve encapsulation by changing the visibility of
FitStateandEtsstructs, along with their associated methods, frompubtopub(crate). This aligns with the PR objective of defining lints at the workspace level and restricts direct access to these components from external crates. The internal logic, error handling, and control flow remain unchanged, focusing solely on visibility modifications to enhance the module's API design.crates/augurs-outlier/src/testing.rs (2)
3-3: Approved: Visibility restriction enhances encapsulation.The change from
pubtopub(crate)forSERIESis a good practice. It restricts access to this test data within the crate, preventing unnecessary exposure to external crates and improving encapsulation.
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307-317: Approved: Consistent visibility restriction improves API design.The change from
pubtopub(crate)forflatten_intervalsis appropriate. It aligns with the visibility change ofSERIESand indicates that this function is intended for internal use within the crate. This change helps in defining a clearer public API boundary for the crate.crates/augurs-outlier/src/dbscan.rs (2)
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258-262: Approve visibility change forDBScan1DResultsThe change from
pubtopub(crate)forDBScan1DResultsis a good practice. It restricts the struct's visibility to the current crate, which helps in encapsulating internal components and prevents unintended usage outside the crate.
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371-386: Approve visibility change forDBSCAN_DATASETChanging the visibility of
DBSCAN_DATASETfrompubtostaticis appropriate. This dataset is used only for testing purposes within this module, and limiting its accessibility helps prevent unintended usage elsewhere.crates/augurs-ets/src/model.rs (2)
302-304: Visibility change improves encapsulationThe visibility of the
n_includedmethod has been changed frompubtopub(crate). This change restricts the method's accessibility to within the current crate, which improves encapsulation and reduces the public API surface. The function logic remains correct and efficient.
1228-1228: Simplified lifetime syntaxThe implementation block for
Forecastnow uses the'_syntax for lifetimes instead of an explicit'a. This change simplifies the code without altering its functionality. It leverages Rust's lifetime elision rules, allowing the compiler to infer the appropriate lifetime.crates/augurs-outlier/src/mad.rs (2)
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87-87: Ensure proper handling of sensitivity conversionIn the
with_sensitivitymethod, you're usingsensitivity.try_into()?to convert anf64intoSensitivity. Ensure that theTryFromimplementation forSensitivityproperly validates the input range (typically between 0 and 1) and provides meaningful error messages if the conversion fails.
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292-327: Add error handling for edge cases inbeta_hdiThe
beta_hdifunction may encounter edge cases where the calculatedleftandrightvalues do not meet expected conditions, especially with extremealpha,beta, orwidthvalues. Ensure that all possible scenarios are accounted for and that meaningful errors are returned when necessary.
| # previously had just ['-O4'] | ||
| wasm-opt = ['-O4', '--enable-bulk-memory', '--enable-threads'] |
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Inconsistent wasm-opt flags across Cargo.toml files.
Only crates/augurs-js/Cargo.toml includes the updated wasm-opt flags (['-O4', '--enable-bulk-memory', '--enable-threads']). The following crates are missing these configurations:
- crates/augurs-changepoint/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-clustering/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-core/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-dtw/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-ets/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-forecaster/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-mstl/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-outlier/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-prophet/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-seasons/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs-testing/Cargo.toml
- crates/augurs/Cargo.toml
- crates/pyaugurs/Cargo.toml
Please update these Cargo.toml files to include the new wasm-opt flags to ensure consistent WebAssembly optimizations across the workspace.
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Improved WebAssembly optimization configuration.
The addition of --enable-bulk-memory and --enable-threads flags to the wasm-opt configuration is a good improvement. These flags can potentially enhance the performance of the WebAssembly output.
--enable-bulk-memoryallows for more efficient memory operations.--enable-threadsenables support for multi-threading in WebAssembly.
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Cargo.tomlfiles, enabling workspace-level linting rules.