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  • Compiler errors are better than fatalError

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  • refactor: remove projectedValue when non-DEBUG builds

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  • Refactor

    • Reformatted several properties for improved code clarity without changing functionality.
    • Simplified conditional compilation for certain properties, removing runtime errors in non-DEBUG builds.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Eliminated potential runtime crashes in non-DEBUG builds by removing error-triggering code paths for some properties.

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This update standardizes the formatting of the projectedValue computed properties within several property wrappers, primarily under #if DEBUG compilation conditions. Additionally, it removes the projectedValue: Never fallback and associated fatalError implementations from non-DEBUG builds in various polymorphic codable wrappers, ensuring these properties are only accessible in DEBUG builds.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Formatting: projectedValue in BetterCodable wrappers
Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/DataValue/DataValue.swift, .../DateValue/DateValue.swift, .../DateValue/OptionalDateValue.swift, .../Defaults/DefaultCodable.swift, .../LossyValue/LossyArray.swift
Reformatted the projectedValue property from single-line to multi-line syntax under #if DEBUG, with no change in logic or behavior.
Formatting: projectedValue in PolymorphicCodable wrappers
Sources/KarrotCodableKit/PolymorphicCodable/PolymorphicValue.swift
Reformatted the projectedValue property from single-line to multi-line syntax under #if DEBUG, maintaining identical logic.
Removal of Non-DEBUG fatalError projectedValue
Sources/KarrotCodableKit/PolymorphicCodable/DefaultEmptyPolymorphicArrayValue.swift, .../LossyOptionalPolymorphicValue.swift, .../OptionalPolymorphicValue.swift, .../PolymorphicArrayValue.swift, .../PolymorphicLossyArrayValue.swift
Removed the public var projectedValue: Never with fatalError from non-DEBUG builds, so projectedValue is now only present in DEBUG builds and absent otherwise.

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  • The consistent formatting of projectedValue improves readability, but consider automating such style changes with a linter or formatter to reduce manual effort.
  • Removing the fatalError fallbacks in non-DEBUG builds is a positive step for safety; however, ensure all usages of projectedValue are guarded by DEBUG checks or tests to prevent accidental access in production.
  • For future maintainability, document the DEBUG-only nature of these properties, either in comments or documentation, to help new contributors understand their intended usage and limitations.

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  • Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/DataValue/DataValue.swift (1 hunks)
  • Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/DateValue/DateValue.swift (1 hunks)
  • Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/DateValue/OptionalDateValue.swift (1 hunks)
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  • Sources/KarrotCodableKit/PolymorphicCodable/PolymorphicLossyArrayValue.swift (0 hunks)
  • Sources/KarrotCodableKit/PolymorphicCodable/PolymorphicValue.swift (1 hunks)
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  • Sources/KarrotCodableKit/PolymorphicCodable/LossyOptionalPolymorphicValue.swift
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  • Sources/KarrotCodableKit/PolymorphicCodable/OptionalPolymorphicValue.swift
  • Sources/KarrotCodableKit/PolymorphicCodable/PolymorphicArrayValue.swift
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Sources/KarrotCodableKit/PolymorphicCodable/PolymorphicValue.swift (1)

41-43: Formatting improvement enhances readability and consistency.

The multi-line format for the projectedValue computed property improves code readability and aligns with the formatting pattern applied consistently across all property wrappers in this PR. The DEBUG-only availability supports the architectural goal of preventing runtime fatal errors in release builds.

Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/Defaults/DefaultCodable.swift (1)

52-54: Consistent formatting improvement across property wrappers.

The reformatted projectedValue property maintains identical functionality while improving readability. This change is part of the systematic formatting standardization across all property wrappers in the codebase.

Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/DateValue/DateValue.swift (1)

41-43: Formatting standardization maintains consistency.

The multi-line format for projectedValue follows the same pattern applied across all property wrappers, ensuring consistent code style throughout the BetterCodable module.

Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/LossyValue/LossyArray.swift (1)

32-34: Array-specific projected value type with consistent formatting.

The formatting change follows the established pattern while correctly using ResilientArrayProjectedValue<T> for array-based property wrappers. This maintains type safety while achieving formatting consistency.

Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/DataValue/DataValue.swift (1)

41-43: Completes the systematic formatting standardization.

This final formatting change completes the consistent standardization of projectedValue properties across all property wrappers in the KarrotCodableKit. The systematic approach demonstrates excellent code maintenance practices and supports the PR's architectural goals.

Sources/KarrotCodableKit/BetterCodable/DateValue/OptionalDateValue.swift (1)

41-45: Formatting-only change looks good, but please double-check RELEASE builds compile cleanly

The switch to a multi-line computed property under #if DEBUG is harmless and keeps the API surface unchanged for debug builds, so no objections here.
As the overarching goal of the PR is to guarantee that projectedValue disappears from non-DEBUG targets, make sure every target that’s compiled with -c release (or in Xcode’s “Release” configuration) still builds without any stray projectedValue references—especially in unit tests or sample apps that might be compiled in release mode for benchmarking.

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LGTM 👍

@ElonPark ElonPark merged commit 35692d8 into main Aug 5, 2025
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@ElonPark ElonPark deleted the feature/elon/refactor-projectedValue branch August 5, 2025 07:44
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