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[WIP] Allow to pass callable as argument of CodeDefinitionBuilder::setOptionValidator/setBodyValidator() #61

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@Kubo2 Kubo2 commented Jul 28, 2015 •
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This is an implementation of the proposal #60.

  • implement ability to pass callables to setOptionValidator()/setBodyValidator()
  • refactor the code to match coding style
  • add tests

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@Kubo2 Kubo2 changed the title Ability to pass a callable to CodeDefinitionBuilder::set*Validator() Allow to pass callable as argument of CodeDefinitionBuilder::setOptionValidator/setBodyValidator() Jul 29, 2015
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Kubo2 commented Jul 29, 2015

@jbowens Should I also fix the coding style for CallableValidatorAdapter.php or is it all well? Please could you review this?

@Kubo2 Kubo2 changed the title Allow to pass callable as argument of CodeDefinitionBuilder::setOptionValidator/setBodyValidator() [WIP] Allow to pass callable as argument of CodeDefinitionBuilder::setOptionValidator/setBodyValidator() Aug 14, 2015
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Shouldn't I split this into two separate commits, one with implementation, and one containing test case?

A bit late perhaps, but: PRs are ideally atomic. That is they contain the desired changes as well as additional tests to demonstrate the intended behaviour. Splitting code changes and tests into two PRs will also defeat the purpose of the CI.

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