refactor(tvix/eval): move __toString calling to a helper function
It turns out that this is used not just in coerceToString, but also in toJSON. Change-Id: I1c324b115a0b8bb6d83446d5bf70453c9b90685e Reviewed-on: https://cl.tvl.fyi/c/depot/+/8203 Tested-by: BuildkiteCI Reviewed-by: raitobezarius <tvl@lahfa.xyz>
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@ -265,32 +265,16 @@ impl Value {
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// set itself or an `outPath` attribute which should be a string.
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// `__toString` is preferred.
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(Value::Attrs(attrs), kind) => {
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match (attrs.select("__toString"), attrs.select("outPath")) {
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(None, None) => Err(ErrorKind::NotCoercibleToString { from: "set", kind }),
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(Some(f), _) => {
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let callable = generators::request_force(&co, f.clone()).await;
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// Leave the attribute set on the stack as an argument
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// to the function call.
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generators::request_stack_push(&co, Value::Attrs(attrs)).await;
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// Call the callable ...
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let result = generators::request_call(&co, callable).await;
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// Recurse on the result, as attribute set coercion
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// actually works recursively, e.g. you can even return
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// /another/ set with a __toString attr.
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let s = generators::request_string_coerce(&co, result, kind).await;
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Ok(Value::String(s))
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}
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// Similarly to `__toString` we also coerce recursively for `outPath`
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(None, Some(s)) => {
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let s = generators::request_string_coerce(&co, s.clone(), kind).await;
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Ok(Value::String(s))
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}
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if let Some(s) = attrs.try_to_string(&co, kind).await {
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return Ok(Value::String(s));
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}
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if let Some(out_path) = attrs.select("outPath") {
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let s = generators::request_string_coerce(&co, out_path.clone(), kind).await;
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return Ok(Value::String(s));
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}
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Err(ErrorKind::NotCoercibleToString { from: "set", kind })
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}
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// strong coercions
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