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Upcased normalized name for UB dialect #363

Closed jackalcooper closed 2 months ago

jackalcooper commented 2 months ago

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The changes introduce a new function clause in the normalize_dialect_name/1 function of the Beaver.MLIR.Dialect.Registry module, specifically to handle the input "ub" and return "UB". Additionally, the test suite DialectRegistryTest is updated to reflect this change, modifying the expected output for the dialect name "ub" from "Ub" to "UB". The overall structure and logic of both the module and the tests remain consistent.

Changes

File Change Summary
lib/beaver/mlir/dialect/registry.ex Added a new clause to normalize_dialect_name/1 to handle input "ub" and return "UB".
test/dialect_registry_test.exs Updated expected output for dialect name "ub" from "Ub" to "UB" in the DialectRegistryTest.

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In the land of dialects, so bright and so free,
A new name emerged, as clear as can be.
From "ub" to "UB", it took quite a leap,
Now all can rejoice, in the data we keep!
With tests all aligned, and functions so neat,
A hop and a skip, our changes are sweet! 🐇✨

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🔇 Additional comments (2)
lib/beaver/mlir/dialect/registry.ex (1)
`40-40`: **LGTM! The new clause for "UB" dialect is correct and consistent.** The addition of `def normalize_dialect_name("ub"), do: "UB"` is a well-implemented change that: 1. Correctly uppercases the "ub" dialect name. 2. Follows the existing pattern for specific dialect name normalization. 3. Is positioned correctly before the catch-all clause. 4. Maintains consistency with other fully uppercased dialect names. 5. Doesn't impact existing functionality. 6. Fulfills the PR objective of providing a proper upcased normalized name for the UB dialect.
test/dialect_registry_test.exs (1)
`60-60`: **LGTM! Change aligns with PR objective.** The modification from "Ub" to "UB" for the "ub" dialect is correct and consistent with the capitalization pattern used for other short names or acronyms in the list (e.g., "ACC", "AMDGPU"). This change directly implements the PR objective of providing a "Proper upcased normalized name for UB dialect".
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