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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved cancellation handling to gracefully manage empty or undefined input scenarios, preventing potential errors.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined the internal logic for managing cancellation events, resulting in more robust and predictable behavior.

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The changes update the behavior of the toBatchAbortSignal function and its corresponding tests. The function now returns undefined if the input array is empty or contains undefined, and utilizes a helper function (abortIfAllInputsAborted) to manage abort events. The tests have been enhanced to account for potential undefined results using optional chaining when checking the aborted property. These modifications adjust the control flow and improve the robustness of both the function and its tests.

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Files Change Summary
packages/standard-server/src/batch/signal.ts Updated toBatchAbortSignal to return `AbortSignal
packages/standard-server/src/batch/signal.test.ts Introduced a new test case to verify that toBatchAbortSignal returns undefined when input array is empty or contains undefined; modified existing assertions to use optional chaining (?.) for safely accessing the aborted property of the potential undefined result.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller as Caller
    participant Function as toBatchAbortSignal
    participant Controller as AbortController
    participant Helper as abortIfAllInputsAborted

    Caller->>Function: call toBatchAbortSignal(signals)
    alt Signals array empty or mismatch
        Function-->>Caller: return undefined
    else Valid signals provided
        Function->>Controller: Instantiate AbortController
        Function->>Helper: Monitor each signal's abort event
        Helper-->>Function: Notify if all inputs aborted
        Function->>Controller: Execute controller.abort()
        Function-->>Caller: Return controller.signal
    end
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packages/standard-server/src/batch/signal.test.ts (4)

4-9: Good addition of test cases for edge conditions

These test cases provide good coverage for the updated behavior of toBatchAbortSignal when dealing with empty arrays or arrays containing undefined values. This ensures the function handles edge cases appropriately.


15-15: Appropriate use of optional chaining

The optional chaining (?.) is a good defensive programming practice that prevents runtime errors when the function returns undefined.


27-28: Proper handling of potentially undefined values

The code correctly expects the batch signal to potentially be undefined and uses optional chaining to safely access its properties.


44-44: Consistent application of optional chaining throughout the test suite

Good job applying the optional chaining pattern consistently across all test cases that interact with the batch signal.

Also applies to: 47-47, 50-50, 54-54

packages/standard-server/src/batch/signal.ts (5)

1-1: Improved function signature with explicit undefined return type

The updated function signature now correctly reflects that the function can return undefined in certain cases, making the API contract more explicit.


4-6: Enhanced robustness with early termination for invalid inputs

The new condition improves the function by explicitly handling two edge cases:

  1. Empty arrays after filtering out undefined values
  2. Arrays where some elements are undefined

This early return pattern is clean and makes the function more robust.


10-14: Good refactoring with helper function

The abortIfAllInputsAborted helper function encapsulates the abort logic in a clean way. This improves readability and reduces code duplication since this logic is used both for the initial check and in the event listener.


16-17: Immediate check for already aborted signals

This initial call to the helper function ensures that the batch signal is properly initialized as aborted if all input signals are already aborted, maintaining the expected behavior.


18-25: Simplified event listener logic

The event listener now calls the helper function when a signal is aborted, which is cleaner than maintaining a separate array of aborted signals and checking its length.

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