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refactor: using maps.Clone #8916

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a minor optimization in the GetMaccPerms function within the app/app.go file. The previous implementation of duplicating the maccPerms map using a manual for loop has been replaced with the maps.Clone() method, which provides a more concise and potentially more efficient way of creating a copy of the map. The change does not modify the function's behavior or signature, focusing solely on improving the code's readability and potentially its performance.

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app/app.go Replaced manual map cloning with maps.Clone(maccPerms) in GetMaccPerms() function

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant GetMaccPerms
    participant maps
    
    Caller->>GetMaccPerms: Call function
    GetMaccPerms->>maps: Clone maccPerms
    maps-->>GetMaccPerms: Return cloned map
    GetMaccPerms-->>Caller: Return cloned map
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The sequence diagram illustrates the simplified process of map cloning using the maps.Clone() method, showing how the function now creates a copy of the map more directly compared to the previous manual implementation.

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1297-1297: Usage of maps.Clone is a neat improvement for map copying.

Be sure to confirm that the project's Go version supports maps.Clone, which was introduced in Go 1.21.

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maps.Clone usage is compatible with the project's Go version

The project uses Go 1.22.7 as specified in go.mod, which fully supports maps.Clone that was introduced in Go 1.21. The code change is safe to use.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a modification in the GetMaccPerms function within the app/app.go file. The change replaces a manual map duplication process with a more concise maps.Clone(maccPerms) method. This update simplifies the code by using a standard library utility function to create a copy of the module account permissions map, potentially improving code readability and maintainability.

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app/app.go Replaced manual map cloning with maps.Clone(maccPerms) in GetMaccPerms function

Note: No changes were made to exported or public entity declarations.


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1297-1297: Ensure that using maps.Clone() meets your intended cloning depth.

maps.Clone() performs a shallow copy, meaning that the top-level map is duplicated, but the underlying slices remain the same references. Since maccPerms is typed as map[string][]string, you may need a deeper copy if your code plans to mutate those slices after cloning. Otherwise, this usage looks correct and improves readability.


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