story: handle conflicts for updated $story type (mvp)

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Yaseen 2022-01-26 11:39:18 -05:00
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/- *story
/+ lib=story
!:
|_ tale=story
+$ story-diff [additions=story deletions=story]
+$ story-additions [entry-additions=story prose-additions=story]
+$ story-deletions [entry-deletions=story prose-deletions=story]
+$ story-diff [additions=story-additions deletions=story-deletions]
::
++ grad
|%
++ form %story-diff
++ diff
:: diff between given story, tale and another story, tory
:: diff between given story, tale and another story, tory
|= tory=story
^- story-diff
=/ additions (~(dif by tory) tale) :: tory(new) - tale(old)
=/ deletions (~(dif by tale) tory) :: tale(old) - tory(new)
[additions deletions]
:: Given tory (new story),
:: tale (old story),
::
:: the map of additions is defined as:
:: any entries that are present in the new story but not in the old one,
:: in conjunction with any additions to the set of proses for existing keys
::
:: given shared-keys := keys-new AND keys-old
:: entry-additions = (new-story - old-story) :: entries present in new-story but not in old-story
:: prose-additions = :: for the entries that are present in both, the values only contain proses not found in old-story
:: for key in shared-keys, val-new in new-story, val-old in old-story:
:: [key (val-new - val-old)]
:: additions = entry-additions UNION prose-additions
::
:: deletions is the same thing, but with new and old swapped.
:: (so anything not in the new but still in the old)
::
=/ entry-additions (~(dif by tory) tale) :: tory(new) - tale(old)
=/ entry-deletions (~(dif by tale) tory) :: tale(old) - tory(new)
::
:: a map with only those kv-pairs that are in both tory and tale.
:: used to filter out any entries that were not in one or the other while calculating the set differences
:: we keep it as a map so that it can be used in int by
:: but we discard all of its values because we overwrite them in the next step
::
=/ entries-both (~(int by tale) tory)
::
:: A - all entries in (tory(new) - tale(old)) + all entries in (tale(old) - tory(new)), but,
:: if the key of an entry is present in both, the final value of that entry will be (val:tory(new) - val:tale(tale))
:: B - only those entries in A whose keys are present in both tory(new) and tale(old)
::
=/ prose-additions
%- ~(int by entries-both) :: B
%- (~(uno by tory) tale) :: A
|= [k=tako:clay proses-tory=(set prose) proses-tale=(set prose)]
^- (set prose)
(~(dif in proses-tory) proses-tale)
::
=/ prose-deletions
%- ~(int by entries-both)
%- (~(uno by tale) tory)
|= [k=tako:clay proses-tale=(set prose) proses-tory=(set prose)]
^- (set prose)
(~(dif in proses-tale) proses-tory)
::
:: invariant (~(int by entry-additions) prose-additions) = ~
:: and vice versa for deletions
:: =/ additions=story (~(uni by entry-additions) prose-additions)
:: =/ deletions=story (~(uni by entry-deletions) prose-deletions)
[[entry-additions prose-additions] [entry-deletions prose-deletions]]
++ pact
:: given tale=story, compute the new story after applying the given dif
|= dif=story-diff
^- story
=/ [additions=story deletions=story] dif
:: XX code clean up: better way to declare vars
=/ [[entry-additions=story prose-additions=story] [entry-deletions=story prose-deletions=story]] dif
=. tale (~(uni by tale) entry-additions) :: add completely new entries
=. tale :: add new proses to existing entries
%- (~(uno by tale) prose-additions)
|= [k=tako:clay proses-tale=(set prose) proses-additions=(set prose)]
^- (set prose)
(~(uni in proses-tale) proses-additions)
::
:: a: story
:: b: story + additions = a + additions
:: c: story + additions - deletions = b - deletions
=. tale (~(dif by tale) entry-deletions) :: remove any entries which should not be present
=. tale :: remove any proses from existing entries
%- ~(urn by tale)
|= [k=tako:clay proses=(set prose)]
^- (set prose)
:: This works because get:ju returns the empty set if the key isn't found
=/ proses-del=(set prose) (~(get ju prose-deletions) k)
(~(dif in proses) proses-del)
::
:: add all new keys of additions to tale, and overwrite existing keys of tale with value from additions
=/ tale-with-additions (~(uni by tale) additions)
:: return the tale with additions, but now remove all elements from it that are present in the deletions
=/ tale-merged (~(dif by tale-with-additions) deletions)
tale-merged
tale
++ join
|= [ali=story-diff bob=story-diff]
^- (unit story-diff)
=/ [additions-a=story deletions-a=story] ali
=/ [additions-b=story deletions-b=story] bob
=/ joined-additions (~(uni by additions-b) additions-a)
=/ joined-deletions (~(uni by deletions-b) deletions-a)
=/ joined-entry-adds (~(uni by entry-additions.additions.ali) entry-additions.additions.bob)
=/ joined-proses-adds
%- (~(uno by prose-additions.additions.ali) prose-additions.additions.bob)
|= [k=tako:clay proses-a=(set prose) proses-b=(set prose)]
^- (set prose)
(~(uni in proses-a) proses-b)
::
=/ joined-entry-dels (~(uni by entry-deletions.deletions.ali) entry-deletions.deletions.bob)
=/ joined-deletion-dels
%- (~(uno by prose-deletions.deletions.ali) prose-deletions.deletions.bob)
|= [k=tako:clay proses-a=(set prose) proses-b=(set prose)]
^- (set prose)
(~(uni in proses-a) proses-b)
:: in a true join, we'd do an intersection and see if the vals are not exactly the same
:: which means we have a conflict, then we'd produce null, kick the flow to mash
%- some
[joined-additions joined-deletions]
[[joined-entry-adds joined-proses-adds] [joined-entry-dels joined-deletion-dels]]
++ mash
:: called by meld, force merge, annotating conflicts
|= $: [als=ship ald=desk ali=story-diff]