Fix type-checking error in ErrorsTabView.swift #1
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Resolves compiler error on line 77 by breaking up complex expressions into distinct sub-expressions: - Extract sorted error types into computed property - Break down chart height calculation into named constants
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Pull Request Overview
This PR refactors the ErrorSummarySection view by extracting inline computations into computed properties for better code organization and readability.
- Extracted sorted error types array into a
sortedErrorTypescomputed property - Extracted chart height calculation into a
chartHeightcomputed property with named constants
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| private var sortedErrorTypes: [String] { | ||
| Array(errorsByType.keys).sorted() | ||
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The sortedErrorTypes computed property will be recalculated every time SwiftUI accesses it during view updates. Since errorsByType is immutable after initialization, consider caching this value. You can either use a stored property initialized in init, or use a lazy var if the property is only accessed conditionally.
- Extract helper methods for error count and truncated error type - Split body into smaller computed properties (titleView, errorChart) - Use local let bindings in ForEach to simplify BarMark expressions - Add more intermediate variables in computed properties
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Resolves compiler error on line 77 by breaking up complex expressions into distinct sub-expressions: