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go.temporal.io/server/chasm/registry.go 8 introduced LOC · 6 ranges

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240 }
241
242 > fqn, id, err := rc.registerToLibrary(lib) registry.go
243 > if err != nil {
244 return err
245 }
246
247 > if _, ok := r.rcByFqn[fqn]; ok { registry.go
248 return fmt.Errorf("component %s is already registered", fqn)
249 }
250
251 > if id == UnspecifiedArchetypeID { registry.go
252 return fmt.Errorf("component %s maps to a reserved archetype id %d, please use a different name", fqn, UnspecifiedArchetypeID)
253 }
254
255 > if existingComponent, ok := r.rcByID[id]; ok { registry.go
256 return fmt.Errorf("component ID %d collision between %s and %s", id, fqn, existingComponent.fqType())
257 }
258
259 > for key, value := range rc.contextValues { registry.go
260 if existingValue, ok := r.rcContextValues[key]; ok {
261 return fmt.Errorf("context value key %v registered by component %s conflicts with component %s", key, fqn, existingValue.fqn)
269 // rc.goType implements Component interface; therefore, it must be a struct.
270 // This check to protect against the interface itself being registered.
271 > if !(rc.goType.Kind() == reflect.Struct || registry.go
272 > (rc.goType.Kind() == reflect.Pointer && rc.goType.Elem().Kind() == reflect.Struct)) {
273 return fmt.Errorf("component type %s must be struct or pointer to struct", rc.goType.String())
274 }
go.temporal.io/server/chasm/registrable_component.go 6 introduced LOC · 2 ranges

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184 func (rc *RegistrableComponent) registerToLibrary(
185 library namer,
186 > ) (string, uint32, error) { registrable_component.go
187 > if rc.library != nil {
188 return "", 0, fmt.Errorf("component %s is already registered in library %s", rc.componentType, rc.library.Name())
189 }
190
191 > rc.library = library registrable_component.go
192 > rc.fqn = FullyQualifiedName(rc.library.Name(), rc.componentType)
193 > rc.componentID = GenerateTypeID(rc.fqn)
194 > return rc.fqn, rc.componentID, nil
195 }
196

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