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refactor: remove unnecessary object spread in conditionalGeneration.js#1999

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@Satya900 Satya900 commented Feb 15, 2026

Description

I noticed a small code smell in
apps/generator/lib/conditionalGeneration.js.

There was an object literal being spread inside another object literal unnecessarily.

This PR refactors the code to define the property directly, improving readability and removing a redundant operation.


Changes

  • Removed unnecessary object spread in conditionalGeneration.js.
  • Fixed bug: Passed missing templateParams to conditionalSubjectGeneration (was causing a crash).

Related Issue

Resolves issue #1911


Verification

I manually verified the changes using a mocked script because the test suite was skipping this code path.

The logic now correctly handles conditional generation without crashing.


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  • I have performed a self-review of my own code.
  • I have verified that the changes do not break existing functionality.

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  • Refactor
    • Internal adjustments to parameter handling and object construction; minor formatting cleanup. No changes to public interfaces, control flow, or error handling. User-facing behavior and functionality remain unchanged.

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isGenerationConditionMet now forwards templateParams when delegating to conditionalSubjectGeneration; conditionalParameterGeneration usage was not changed. Also simplified the server object construction used in a jmespath search and made minor formatting edits; no public signatures or control flow changes.

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Conditional generation logic
apps/generator/lib/conditionalGeneration.js
isGenerationConditionMet now passes templateParams to conditionalSubjectGeneration. Simplified server-object construction inside a jmespath search (removed extra wrapper). Minor whitespace/formatting edits around validateStatus code paths. No exported signature changes.

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@Adi-204 Adi-204 self-assigned this Feb 15, 2026
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@Satya900 please revert all the unnecessary formatting changes. We already have linting in the codebase and if it is not complaining, I don't think there is much point to format manually.

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@Adi-204 sure i will revert the formatting changes

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@Adi-204 i have removed the unnecessary formatting. You can review this again

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derberg commented Feb 16, 2026

/rtm

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