Fix issue #328: Copy Tag #329
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@openhands-agent The tag when used the effect is not copied to the user |
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Implement proper effect copying functionality |
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./src/libs/combat/tags.ts:1567:34 1565 | // Only copy positive effects from the target to the caster
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app/tests/libs/combat/actions.test.ts (1)
Add test coverage for the Copy tag functionality as suggested.
The review comment is accurate. The codebase has a complete Copy tag implementation with proper validation and edge cases, but lacks test coverage. Tests should be added to verify:
- Copying of positive effects with proper power scaling
- Exclusion of bloodline effects
- Handling of buff prevention
- Empty state when target has no positive effects
- Duration inheritance from source effects
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1-148: Add test coverage for the new Copy tag functionality.The test file needs additional test cases to verify the Copy tag implementation. Consider adding tests for:
- Copy tag availability in combat
- Verification that only positive buffs can be copied
- Power scaling functionality
- Edge cases (e.g., attempting to copy negative effects)
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify Copy tag implementation and related test coverage # Check for Copy tag implementation echo "Checking for Copy tag implementation..." rg -l "Copy.*tag|copy.*effect" --type ts # Check for test coverage echo "Checking for Copy tag test coverage..." rg -l "test.*copy|copy.*test" --type ts # Look for positive effect checks echo "Checking for positive effect validation..." ast-grep --pattern 'isPositiveUserEffect($effect)'Length of output: 436
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#!/bin/bash # Examine Copy tag implementation and related functionality # Check the implementation in tags.ts echo "Copy tag implementation details:" cat app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts # Look for Copy-related tests in all test files echo -e "\nSearching for Copy-related test coverage:" rg -A 5 -B 5 "Copy" --type ts --glob "*test.ts" # Broader search for positive effect validation echo -e "\nSearching for positive effect validation:" rg -A 5 "isPositive|positive.*effect" --type tsLength of output: 65783
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app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts (1)
1579-1585:⚠️ Potential issuePrevent infinite copying of copy effects.
The effect filtering should exclude copy effects to prevent potential infinite copying chains.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
const targetEffects = usersEffects.filter( (e) => e.targetId === target.userId && isPositiveUserEffect(e) && - e.fromType !== "bloodline", // Don't copy bloodline effects + e.fromType !== "bloodline" && // Don't copy bloodline effects + e.type !== "copy", // Prevent infinite copying );
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app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts (1)
1594-1619: Consider adding effect stacking rules.The current implementation allows multiple copies of the same effect type to stack. Consider adding stacking rules to prevent potential abuse.
Apply this diff to implement stacking rules:
// Copy each positive effect targetEffects.forEach((targetEffect) => { + // Check if effect of same type already exists + const existingEffect = usersEffects.find( + (e) => + e.targetId === effect.creatorId && + e.type === targetEffect.type && + !e.castThisRound + ); + + // Skip if non-stacking effect already exists + if (existingEffect) { + return; + } // Create a copy of the effect const copiedEffect: UserEffect = {app/tests/libs/combat/actions.test.ts (1)
7-26: Consider extracting test village setup into a shared test utility.The
testVillageobject is duplicated across test files. Consider extracting it into a shared test utility to maintain consistency and reduce duplication.Create a new file
app/tests/utils/test-data.ts:export const createTestVillage = (overrides = {}) => ({ id: "test-village", createdAt: new Date(), updatedAt: new Date(), name: "Test Village", sector: 1, type: "VILLAGE" as const, description: "Test village description", mapName: "test_map", kageId: "kage1", tokens: 0, leaderUpdatedAt: new Date(), hexColor: "#000000", populationCount: 0, allianceSystem: true, joinable: true, pvpDisabled: false, villageLogo: "", villageGraphic: "", ...overrides });app/tests/libs/combat/friendly_fire.test.ts (1)
91-116: Consider extracting effect setup into a shared test utility.The
baseEffectobject could be reused for Copy tag tests. Consider extracting it into a shared test utility.Add to
app/tests/utils/test-data.ts:export const createTestEffect = (overrides = {}) => ({ id: "effect1", type: "absorb" as const, creatorId: "user1", villageId: "village1", level: 1, isNew: false, castThisRound: false, createdRound: 0, rounds: 3, power: 100, actionId: "action1", barrierAbsorb: 0, longitude: 0, latitude: 0, direction: "offence" as const, description: "Test effect", target: "INHERIT" as const, calculation: "percentage" as const, poolsAffected: ["Health"], powerPerLevel: 0, staticAssetPath: "", staticAnimation: "", appearAnimation: "", disappearAnimation: "", ...overrides });
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app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts (3)
1565-1569: LGTM: Proper prevention check implementation.The implementation correctly checks for buff prevention and respects the creation order of effects.
1621-1627: LGTM: Informative feedback message.The implementation provides clear feedback about copied effects and their durations.
1559-1628: LGTM: Well-integrated implementation.The copy function follows established patterns and correctly integrates with the existing codebase by:
- Using shared utility functions
- Following consistent error handling patterns
- Maintaining similar structure to other effect functions
app/tests/libs/combat/friendly_fire.test.ts (1)
133-169: Add friendly fire tests for the Copy tag.Add test cases to verify the Copy tag's friendly fire rules, specifically:
- Copy tag should only work on enemy targets
- Copy tag should not work on friendly targets
- Copy tag should respect village alliance systems
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app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts (2)
1560-1564: Add type validation for input parameters.Consider adding runtime type validation for the input parameters to ensure they match the expected types, especially since this is game logic where type safety is crucial.
export const copy = ( effect: UserEffect, usersEffects: UserEffect[], target: BattleUserState, ) => { + // Validate input parameters + if (!Array.isArray(usersEffects)) { + return { + txt: "Invalid effects array", + color: "red", + }; + } + if (!effect || typeof effect !== "object") { + return { + txt: "Invalid effect object", + color: "red", + }; + }
1621-1627: Enhance return type with structured data.The return message contains useful information that could be better structured for UI rendering and logging purposes.
+interface CopyActionEffect extends ActionEffect { + copiedEffects: Array<{ + type: string; + rounds: number; + }>; + effectiveness: number; +} - return getInfo( - target, - effect, - `copied ${targetEffects.length} positive effect(s) from ${target.username} at ${power}% effectiveness: ${effectsWithDuration}`, - ); + return { + txt: `copied ${targetEffects.length} positive effect(s) from ${target.username} at ${power}% effectiveness: ${effectsWithDuration}`, + color: "blue", + copiedEffects: targetEffects.map(e => ({ + type: e.type, + rounds: e.rounds ?? 1 + })), + effectiveness: power + } as CopyActionEffect;
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app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts (2)
1579-1585: Prevent infinite copying of effects.The current filtering logic should exclude copy effects to prevent potential infinite copying chains.
const targetEffects = usersEffects.filter( (e) => e.targetId === target.userId && isPositiveUserEffect(e) && - e.fromType !== "bloodline", // Don't copy bloodline effects + e.fromType !== "bloodline" && // Don't copy bloodline effects + e.type !== "copy", // Prevent infinite copying );
1559-1628: Implementation looks good with suggested improvements!The copy functionality is well-implemented, following the existing patterns in the codebase. It properly handles edge cases, includes necessary validations, and correctly scales copied effects. The suggested improvements above will enhance type safety, prevent infinite copying chains, and improve maintainability.
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| createdRound: effect.createdRound, | ||
| rounds: targetEffect.rounds ?? 1, |
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Validate and normalize the rounds property.
The fallback value of 1 for undefined rounds might not be appropriate in all cases. Consider adding proper validation and normalization.
- rounds: targetEffect.rounds ?? 1,
+ rounds: Math.max(1, Math.floor(targetEffect.rounds ?? 1)), // Ensure positive integer📝 Committable suggestion
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| rounds: targetEffect.rounds ?? 1, | |
| rounds: Math.max(1, Math.floor(targetEffect.rounds ?? 1)), // Ensure positive integer |
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app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts (5)
1559-1570: LGTM! Proper implementation of function signature and prevention checks.The function follows the established pattern of other tag implementations with proper parameter types and buff prevention checks.
1571-1578: LGTM! Proper validation of effect creator.The validation ensures type safety and prevents runtime errors by checking for required creatorId.
1579-1592: Prevent infinite copying of copy effects.The effect filtering should exclude copy effects to prevent potential infinite copying chains.
1605-1605: Validate and normalize the rounds property.The fallback value of 1 for undefined rounds might not be appropriate in all cases.
1621-1628: LGTM! Informative return message.The return message provides clear feedback including the number of effects copied, their types, durations, and effectiveness.
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app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts (2)
1579-1585:⚠️ Potential issueAdd filter to prevent infinite copying chains.
The effect filtering should exclude copy effects to prevent potential infinite copying chains.
Apply this diff to fix the issue:
const targetEffects = usersEffects.filter( (e) => e.targetId === target.userId && isPositiveUserEffect(e) && - e.fromType !== "bloodline", // Don't copy bloodline effects + e.fromType !== "bloodline" && // Don't copy bloodline effects + e.type !== "copy", // Prevent infinite copying );
1608-1608: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionValidate and normalize the rounds property.
The fallback value of 1 for undefined rounds might not be appropriate in all cases. Consider adding proper validation and normalization.
- rounds: targetEffect.rounds ?? 1, + rounds: Math.max(1, Math.floor(targetEffect.rounds ?? 1)), // Ensure positive integer
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app/src/libs/combat/tags.ts (2)
1559-1578: LGTM! Well-structured function with proper validations.The implementation includes proper type definitions, buff prevention checks, and creator ID validation. The error handling is clear and informative.
1623-1629: LGTM! Informative return message.The return message is well-structured and includes all relevant information: number of effects copied, target, power effectiveness, and effect durations.
| // Scale the power based on the copy effect's power | ||
| copiedEffect.power = (copiedEffect.power * power) / 100; | ||
| if (copiedEffect.powerPerLevel) { | ||
| copiedEffect.powerPerLevel = (copiedEffect.powerPerLevel * power) / 100; | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Add validations for power scaling and effect limits.
Consider adding the following validations:
- Ensure scaled power values remain within valid bounds
- Add a maximum limit on the number of effects that can be copied
- Validate effect types that are allowed to be copied
// Scale the power based on the copy effect's power
- copiedEffect.power = (copiedEffect.power * power) / 100;
+ // Ensure power stays within valid bounds (e.g., -100 to 100 for percentage)
+ copiedEffect.power = Math.max(-100, Math.min(100, (copiedEffect.power * power) / 100));
if (copiedEffect.powerPerLevel) {
- copiedEffect.powerPerLevel = (copiedEffect.powerPerLevel * power) / 100;
+ copiedEffect.powerPerLevel = Math.max(-100, Math.min(100, (copiedEffect.powerPerLevel * power) / 100));
}
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+ // Validate effect type is allowed to be copied
+ if (!ALLOWED_COPY_TYPES.includes(copiedEffect.type)) {
+ return;
+ }Also, add a limit check before the forEach loop:
+ // Limit the number of effects that can be copied
+ const MAX_COPYABLE_EFFECTS = 5;
+ if (targetEffects.length > MAX_COPYABLE_EFFECTS) {
+ targetEffects.length = MAX_COPYABLE_EFFECTS;
+ }
// Copy each positive effect
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This pull request fixes #328.
The changes fully address the original issue requirements by:
The implementation is complete and functional because:
The code changes directly fulfill the requirement of "any Positive buffs that the enemy uses is applied to the caster of the tag" while also including proper game balancing mechanisms through power scaling. The functionality is properly typed and integrated into the existing system architecture.
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