🐛 Fix Lambda.dispose() to return void instead of boolean #284

Milly · 2025-06-08T10:15:40Z

Previously, Lambda.dispose() returned a boolean value from unregister(), even though its type definition specifies a return type of void. This commit updates the implementation to ensure that dispose() and [Symbol.dispose] both return void as intended.

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Previously, `Lambda.dispose()` returned a boolean value from `unregister()`, even though its type definition specifies a return type of `void`. This commit updates the implementation to ensure that `dispose()` and `[Symbol.dispose]` both return `void` as intended.

coderabbitai · 2025-06-08T10:15:47Z

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The change refactors the internal implementation of the add function in lambda/mod.ts by introducing a local dispose function to centralize disposal logic. Both the dispose method and [Symbol.dispose] property of the returned Lambda object now reference this new function, eliminating duplicated inline logic.

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File(s)	Change Summary
lambda/mod.ts	Refactored the `add` function to use a local `dispose` function for disposal logic consolidation.

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268-268: LGTM! Correctly fixes the return type mismatch.

The void operator appropriately discards the boolean return value from unregister(), ensuring the function returns void as specified in the Lambda interface. This is the correct TypeScript approach for handling unwanted return values.

279-279: Good refactoring to eliminate code duplication.

Referencing the local dispose function instead of inline logic ensures consistent behavior between the dispose method and [Symbol.dispose] property.

280-280: Consistent disposal implementation.

Using the same dispose function for the symbol-based disposal ensures both disposal mechanisms behave identically and return void as expected.

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codecov · 2025-06-08T10:17:12Z

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Project coverage is 85.80%. Comparing base (5f8e7f4) to head (df6e775).
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LGTM

Milly requested a review from lambdalisue June 8, 2025 10:30

lambdalisue approved these changes Jun 9, 2025

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lambdalisue merged commit e52df7d into main Jun 9, 2025
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