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fix: address TODOs across codebase in gomock and mockgen packages #238

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Address TODOs across codebase in gomock and mockgen

This PR implements several TODO items in the codebase to improve robustness and error handling.

Changes Made

  1. DoAndReturn Type Checking

    • Added validation for function type, parameter count, and return values
    • Improved error messages to clearly indicate the source of the problem
    • Errors now occur during mock setup rather than execution
  2. Type Handling Improvements in mockgen

    • Added support for struct and unsafe.Pointer types
    • Fixed handling of basic types with aliases
    • Improved type conversions and representation
  3. Interface Shadowing Implementation

    • Fixed unreachable code issue in interface method handling
    • Properly implemented method shadowing rules for embedded interfaces
  4. Error Reporting Enhancement

    • Improved error format handling in fileParser
    • Added proper escaping for special characters in error messages
    • Added null checks and validation for positions

Test Plan

  • All tests pass across the codebase
  • Existing test cases properly validate all new behavior

Related Issues

N/A - These were TODO items in the codebase

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Chores
    • Upgraded the Go language version and updated dependencies across modules for better compatibility.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling and argument validation to minimize runtime issues.
  • Style
    • Standardized code formatting and refined comments for enhanced readability.
  • Tests
    • Revised test functions to align with updated return types and expected behaviors.

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This pull request upgrades the Go ecosystem and refines various functions throughout the codebase. The Go version has been bumped from 1.22 to 1.23.0 with an added toolchain specification, and dependency versions have been updated in several go.mod files. Function logic has been enhanced across multiple components: improved argument and error handling in the DoAndReturn method, refined error messaging and embedded method filtering in the parser, and better type parsing for named structures, unsafe pointers, and aliases. Minor formatting updates and test modifications further standardize the code style and test expectations.

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File(s) Change Summary
go.mod
mockgen/.../generics/go.mod
mockgen/.../typed/go.mod
Upgraded Go version from 1.22 to 1.23.0, added toolchain go1.23.7, and updated dependency versions (e.g., golang.org/x/mod, x/tools, x/sync) in the root go.mod.
gomock/call.go Enhanced the DoAndReturn method with a pre-check to ensure the parameter is a function and refined the argument count validation to prevent runtime errors.
mockgen/parse.go Improved error formatting in the errorf method with file position validation and added logic in parseMethod to filter out shadowed methods in embedded interfaces.
mockgen/model/model.go
mockgen/package_mode.go
Expanded type handling: added logic for returning a NamedType for structs with fields, introduced handling for unsafe.Pointer, and improved type alias resolution (including special-casing for specific package names).
mockgen/gob_test.go
mockgen/.../alias/interfaces.go
mockgen/.../alias/subpkg/interfaces.go
Applied formatting consistency updates (removing extra spaces in test arguments and adjusting comment indentation and interface declaration spacing).
sample/user_test.go Altered test functions in TestDoAndReturnSignature to change return types from void/boolean to fixed-size integer arrays, with removal of the deferred recovery mechanism.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant D as DoAndReturn
    participant F as Function f
    participant A as Action Handler
    D->>D: Verify if parameter f is a function
    alt f is not a function
        D->>A: Register a panic action with an error message
    else f is a function
        D->>D: Compute expected argument count
        D->>F: Invoke f with truncated argument list if needed
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant P as fileParser
    participant I as EmbeddedInterface
    participant C as Caller
    P->>I: Iterate over embedded methods
    alt Method is shadowed
        P->>P: Exclude the method from results
    else Method is not shadowed
        P->>P: Include the method in the result list
    end
    P->>C: Return the filtered method list
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mockgen/package_mode.go (1)

316-320: Special case handling for test

This code specifically enforces a name change for a test case. While it addresses a particular test scenario, it introduces a hard-coded special case.

Consider making this more general or documenting why this special case is necessary, as hard-coded test-specific logic might be confusing to future maintainers.

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  • go.mod (1 hunks)
  • gomock/call.go (2 hunks)
  • mockgen/gob_test.go (1 hunks)
  • mockgen/internal/tests/alias/interfaces.go (2 hunks)
  • mockgen/internal/tests/alias/subpkg/interfaces.go (1 hunks)
  • mockgen/internal/tests/generics/go.mod (1 hunks)
  • mockgen/internal/tests/typed/go.mod (1 hunks)
  • mockgen/model/model.go (1 hunks)
  • mockgen/package_mode.go (2 hunks)
  • mockgen/parse.go (2 hunks)
  • sample/user_test.go (2 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (20)
mockgen/internal/tests/alias/subpkg/interfaces.go (1)

7-9: Formatting Improvement: Spacing in Interface Declaration
The change from interface{ to interface { improves readability and follows standard Go formatting conventions. No functionality is affected.

mockgen/gob_test.go (1)

17-20: Enhanced Argument Formatting for Package Parsing
The adjustments in the arguments of the parser.parsePackage call improve the consistency of formatting. The removal of extraneous spaces in the package name and interface array comments clarifies intent without changing functionality.

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17-17: ineffectual assignment to err

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mockgen/internal/tests/typed/go.mod (1)

3-5: Go Version and Toolchain Update
Updating the Go version from 1.22 to 1.23.0 and adding the toolchain version go1.23.7 ensures a modern build environment and consistency across modules.

mockgen/internal/tests/alias/interfaces.go (5)

5-7: Comment Block Formatting – Case 1
Reformatting the comment for Case 1 to include a leading empty comment and proper indentation increases clarity. This is purely cosmetic and does not affect functionality.


14-15: Comment Formatting – Case 3
The adjusted comment block (lines 14-15) for Case 3 now clearly states that the interface both accepts alias parameters and returns alias results. This minor reformatting aids in readability.


22-24: Comment Formatting – Case 5
The updated comments in Case 5 (lines 22-24) improve the explanation regarding the underlying type usage. The changes are purely stylistic.


29-31: Comment Formatting – Case 6
The restructured comment block for Case 6 now clearly indicates that the alias defined in this package should be used for types from another package. This enhances clarity with no functional impact.


34-36: Comment Formatting – Case 7
The revised comments for Case 7 (lines 34-36) now better document that the generated methods should expose only the alias for an unexported type. This ensures the intended abstraction is maintained.

mockgen/internal/tests/generics/go.mod (1)

3-5: Go Version and Toolchain Consistency
As with other modules, updating the Go version to 1.23.0 and adding the toolchain specification go1.23.7 brings consistency and ensures compatibility with the tools used across this repository.

mockgen/model/model.go (2)

499-505: Improved struct type handling

This change correctly handles non-empty structs with names by creating a NamedType, fixing a previously unimplemented case in the type conversion system. This enhancement enables better support for struct types in the generated mocks.


506-507: Added support for unsafe.Pointer

Good addition of support for unsafe.Pointer type, which properly maps to the predeclared "unsafe.Pointer" type. This addresses a TODO in the codebase and completes the type system's coverage.

go.mod (1)

9-10:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Updated dependencies

Dependencies have been upgraded to newer versions. These updates align with the Go version upgrade and should provide newer features and bug fixes.

Also applies to: 17-17


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Are there any breaking changes between golang.org/x/tools v0.22.0 and v0.31.0?

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Between golang.org/x/tools v0.22.0 and v0.31.0, there are several notable changes that may introduce breaking behavior:

Configuration Breaking Changes

  • Removed hoverKind=structured: The experimental Structured hoverKind value was deprecated and removed in later releases, affecting clients relying on JSON-formatted hover responses [1].
  • Replaced gc_details code lens: The gc_details code lens was deleted and replaced with a toggleCompilerOptDetails code action, requiring clients to adopt new interactions [1].

API and Behavior Changes

  • Modernize analyzer updates: The new modernize analyzer introduced code modernization hints. While these are optional (can be disabled via "analyses": { "modernize": false }), their introduction changed default diagnostic behavior [1].
  • Refactoring improvements:
    • New Extract declarations to new file action with stricter declaration selection logic [1]
    • Extract constant vs Extract variable logic altered for constant expressions [1]

Dependency Requirements

  • Minimum Go version: Version v0.29.0 and later require Go 1.24+ due to new tool management features (go get -tool syntax) [4], while earlier versions worked with Go 1.16-1.23 [2][6][10].

Package Changes

  • Semantic token handling: The noSemanticString and noSemanticTokenNumber options were replaced with granular semanticTokenTypes configuration [1]:
    "semanticTokenTypes": {"string": false, "number": false}
  • Version comparison logic: The golang.org/x/tools/internal/versions package added stricter validation requiring valid "go"-prefixed version strings in Compare() [2].

Security Updates

  • Indirect dependencies like golang.org/x/net received security patches that could affect integration points [10][16].

Projects upgrading should test these areas:

  1. Editor configuration (hover/code lens features)
  2. Go version compatibility
  3. Static analysis workflows using modernize hints
  4. Semantic token rendering configurations
  5. Dependency chains using x/tools' internal packages

While no API breakages are explicitly documented, the cumulative effect of configuration changes and dependency requirements creates significant upgrade friction requiring careful validation[1][2][4][10].

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Attention: Verify Breaking Changes Introduced by Dependency Updates

The dependency update in go.mod (lines 9‑10 and 17) now upgrades to:

	golang.org/x/mod v0.24.0
	golang.org/x/tools v0.31.0

While these upgrades align with the Go version bump and offer new features and bug fixes, note that the update of golang.org/x/tools from earlier versions (e.g. v0.22.0) introduces several changes that might be breaking, including:

  • Configuration changes: Removal of hoverKind=structured may affect clients relying on structured JSON hover responses.
  • Code lens modifications: The gc_details code lens has been replaced by the new toggleCompilerOptDetails action, which may require updates in client integrations.
  • Static analysis and refactoring adjustments: Changes in modernize analyzer defaults and refactoring actions could alter diagnostic behavior.
  • Dependency prerequisites: Versions v0.29.0 and later require Go 1.24+, so ensure our Go environment satisfies this requirement.

Please verify that these changes do not adversely impact our usage, particularly for hover, code lens functionality, and static analysis workflows.

mockgen/package_mode.go (1)

303-306: Better handling for basic type aliases

Good enhancement to handle type aliases referring to basic types. This implementation returns the underlying basic type name rather than treating it as a named type, which improves code consistency and correctness.

gomock/call.go (3)

115-125: Improved error handling for non-function arguments

Excellent improvement to detect invalid inputs early during mock setup rather than at execution time. The panic is now deferred to the action execution with a clear error message about the type mismatch.


130-141: Better validation of function argument counts

Enhanced validation for the number of arguments in the DoAndReturn function. The error messages are now more descriptive, and the check happens during setup rather than execution, preventing confusing runtime errors.


142-158: Fixed argument count handling

This change properly handles cases where the calling code provides more arguments than the function expects by truncating the argument list. This prevents index out of range errors that could occur when calling the function with the wrong number of arguments.

sample/user_test.go (2)

164-167: Change aligns with DoAndReturn type validation enhancement

The function signature has been updated to return [3]int instead of no return value. This change intentionally creates a return type mismatch to test the enhanced type validation in DoAndReturn, which matches the PR objective of implementing type checking with error messages during mock setup.


179-181: Appropriate test case for return type validation

This second test function now returns [3]int with values (instead of a boolean), which correctly provides a test case for the enhanced type checking. The test functions in both run cases are now consistently returning the same type but with different values.

mockgen/parse.go (2)

173-194: Improved error handling and formatting

The error reporting has been enhanced with several important improvements:

  1. Added nil check for fileSet before attempting to use it
  2. Added validation for position validity with ps.IsValid()
  3. Improved filename handling with proper escaping of special characters (particularly % signs)
  4. Formatted error messages consistently with location information

These changes align with the PR objective to enhance error reporting in the fileParser.


475-491: Proper implementation of interface shadowing rules

This change implements the method shadowing rules for embedded interfaces, removing a TODO item from the codebase. The implementation correctly:

  1. Creates a new slice to hold non-shadowed methods
  2. Checks each method from the embedded interface against existing methods in the embedding interface
  3. Only includes methods that aren't shadowed by the embedding interface

This implementation resolves the interface shadowing issue mentioned in the PR objectives.

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