Add dedicated benchmarking test suite #34
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thanks @regexident, but there are a few small changes needed: removing print and trailing whitespaces
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hm, now a benchmark test fails on CI... |
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Yeah, I noticed that, too. 🤨 |
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These benchmarks currently cause XMLCoder to hard crash with a fatal error. |
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There were way too many functions returning `throw -> _?` in `XMLDecoder`, which should only ever return `throw -> _` (turning the `nil` case into an error of its own). 👷🏻♀️ I also managed to get rid of quite a bunch of force-unwraps. Especially the ones eventually leading to crashes in #38 and #34. 💥 * Make error handling in `XMLDecoder` simpler & safer * SwiftFormat and related cleanup
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#34 encounters a crasher when trying to decode nested arrays. This PR tries to add some more tests for nested keyed/unkeyed collections: - `[String: [Int]]` (dictionary of arrays) - `[String: [String: Int]]` (dictionary of dictionaries) - `[[Int]]` (array of arrays) - `[[String: Int]]` (array of dictionaries) * Added tests for nested complex (keyed/unkeyed) boxes * Fix trailing whitespace and indentation * Remove whitespace between doc comment and code * Avoid conflict in XMLDecoder.swift
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CoreOffice#34 encounters a crasher when trying to decode nested arrays. This PR tries to add some more tests for nested keyed/unkeyed collections: - `[String: [Int]]` (dictionary of arrays) - `[String: [String: Int]]` (dictionary of dictionaries) - `[[Int]]` (array of arrays) - `[[String: Int]]` (array of dictionaries) * Added tests for nested complex (keyed/unkeyed) boxes * Fix trailing whitespace and indentation * Remove whitespace between doc comment and code * Avoid conflict in XMLDecoder.swift
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Admittedly the
_ closure: (() -> ()) -> ()+closure { … }mumbo jumbo isn't the prettiest code I've ever written, but then again XCTest isn't a particularly usable testing framework either. 🤷🏻♂️Xcode attaches the measurements popover to literal code occurrences of
self.measure { … }itself, making the whole mess required in the first place. 🙄(All while only supporting a single
self.measure { … }per unit test. 🤦🏻♂️)