In line with our specifications, this update empowers users to unfollow artists, offering greater flexibility in managing music preferences. Users can now effortlessly remove artists from their followed collection, ensuring a more personalized music discovery journey.
Your Changes
I've revamped the code in the unfollow_artist module to align with Clean Architecture and SOLID Design Principles. The modifications focus on isolating all components related to this use case, ensuring a clear structure. By adhering to the Dependency Inversion Principle, our code now relies on abstractions rather than high-level modules, promoting flexibility and maintainability.
Description:
Following the update, our Database and View State for the followed artists are now synchronized with the specified changes. The unfollow of a an artist is efficiently handled, reflecting in both the data access object (DAOs) and the view state of the followed artists collection.
Type of change (select all that apply):
[ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
[X] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
[ ] Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)
[X] Refactoring (internal change to codebase, without changing functionality)
[ ] Test update (change that modifies or updates tests only)
[ ] Documentation update (change that modifies or updates documentation only)
[ ] Other (please specify):
Testing
I conducted a comprehensive self-review of the code, addressing both back-end and front-end considerations. Notably, I've incorporated unit tests to validate the functionality of the code's back-end. In terms of front-end aspects, I ensured adherence to expected specifications through thorough checks. This dual-focused review aims to enhance the overall robustness and reliability of the codebase.
Questions and Comments (if applicable)
N/A
Checklist
[X] I have performed a self-review of my own code.
[X] I have added tests for my changes.
[X] Coverage tests
[X] Coding style (conforms to Google Java Style Guide)
[X] Especially follows section 7 (Javadoc is present for every public class, public or protected member)
[X] Especially follows section 4.6 (Multiple consecutive blank lines are not encouraged)
[X] Correctness (follows CA and SOLID, is a reasonable and not overly complicated solution, etc.)
[X] Description of pull request is clear, consise, and reasonably detailed
Motivation and Context
In line with our specifications, this update empowers users to unfollow artists, offering greater flexibility in managing music preferences. Users can now effortlessly remove artists from their followed collection, ensuring a more personalized music discovery journey.
Your Changes
I've revamped the code in the unfollow_artist module to align with Clean Architecture and SOLID Design Principles. The modifications focus on isolating all components related to this use case, ensuring a clear structure. By adhering to the Dependency Inversion Principle, our code now relies on abstractions rather than high-level modules, promoting flexibility and maintainability.
Description:
Following the update, our Database and View State for the followed artists are now synchronized with the specified changes. The unfollow of a an artist is efficiently handled, reflecting in both the data access object (DAOs) and the view state of the followed artists collection.
Type of change (select all that apply):
Testing
I conducted a comprehensive self-review of the code, addressing both back-end and front-end considerations. Notably, I've incorporated unit tests to validate the functionality of the code's back-end. In terms of front-end aspects, I ensured adherence to expected specifications through thorough checks. This dual-focused review aims to enhance the overall robustness and reliability of the codebase.
Questions and Comments (if applicable)
N/A
Checklist