commit | 9d2894f966a0c6e96e133ba623e841054e435c18 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Dave Borowitz <dborowitz@google.com> | Mon Mar 18 09:02:44 2019 -0700 |
committer | Dave Borowitz <dborowitz@google.com> | Mon Mar 18 09:02:44 2019 -0700 |
tree | 9afeddc27e3a781f32189591d5d9f22c705cf599 | |
parent | dcecf11e8af4f6280c34bad629b5087b9141a836 [diff] |
Bind ChangeAttributeFactory as a DynamicSet DynamicMaps allow a view of plugin-provided bindings keyed by export names. The main use case for an export name is to provide something with that name that is visible to an end user, such as a new SSH command. In the case of ChangeAttributeFactory, the export name is entirely unused; it's just an arbitrary string that the plugin author provides, which has to be unique to their plugin, but is otherwise meaningless. By using DynamicSet instead of DynamicMap for these bindings, we eliminate one line of boilerplate for plugin authors, and avoid confusing them with the impression that this arbitrary string has meaning. The good news is that old plugins that use an explicit, arbitrary export name will continue to work, because DynamicSet is implemented internally by using separate binding annotations per instance. If callers use the DynamicSet interface, they get a unique annotation for free, but it still works if they explicitly pass the export annotation. Convert most tests in PluginFieldsIT to demonstrate the new way, but leave one test that uses the old explicit export to ensure that it still works. Change-Id: Iaf7e6ac8a53be115f1bc01e716e0fb3c04033754
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