How to use rephraseFailure method of refactor Package

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refactor.go

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...105 var messages []string106 for _, err := range errs {107 messages = append(messages, err.Error())108 }109 return rephraseFailure(messages...)110 }111 result, specs, conceptDictionary := parseSpecsAndConcepts(specDirs)112 if !result.Success {113 return result114 }115 refactorResult := agent.performRefactoringOn(specs, conceptDictionary, startChan)116 refactorResult.Warnings = append(refactorResult.Warnings, result.Warnings...)117 return refactorResult118}119/​/​ GetRefactoringChanges given an old step and new step gives the list of steps that need to be changed to perform refactoring.120/​/​ It also provides the changes to be made on the implementation files.121func GetRefactoringChanges(oldStep, newStep string, runner runner.Runner, specDirs []string) *refactoringResult {122 if newStep == oldStep {123 return &refactoringResult{Success: true}124 }125 agent, errs := getRefactorAgent(oldStep, newStep, runner)126 if len(errs) > 0 {127 var messages []string128 for _, err := range errs {129 messages = append(messages, err.Error())130 }131 return rephraseFailure(messages...)132 }133 result, specs, conceptDictionary := parseSpecsAndConcepts(specDirs)134 if !result.Success {135 return result136 }137 refactorResult := agent.getRefactoringChangesFor(specs, conceptDictionary)138 refactorResult.Warnings = append(refactorResult.Warnings, result.Warnings...)139 return refactorResult140}141func parseSpecsAndConcepts(specDirs []string) (*refactoringResult, []*gauge.Specification, *gauge.ConceptDictionary) {142 result := &refactoringResult{Success: true, Errors: make([]string, 0), Warnings: make([]string, 0)}143 var specs []*gauge.Specification144 var specParseResults []*parser.ParseResult145 for _, dir := range specDirs {146 specFiles := util.GetSpecFiles([]string{filepath.Join(config.ProjectRoot, dir)})147 specSlice, specParseResultsSlice := parser.ParseSpecFiles(specFiles, &gauge.ConceptDictionary{}, gauge.NewBuildErrors())148 specs = append(specs, specSlice...)149 specParseResults = append(specParseResults, specParseResultsSlice...)150 }151 addErrorsAndWarningsToRefactoringResult(result, specParseResults...)152 if !result.Success {153 return result, nil, nil154 }155 conceptDictionary, parseResult, err := parser.CreateConceptsDictionary()156 if err != nil {157 return rephraseFailure(err.Error()), nil, nil158 }159 addErrorsAndWarningsToRefactoringResult(result, parseResult)160 return result, specs, conceptDictionary161}162func killRunner(startChan *runner.StartChannels) {163 startChan.KillChan <- true164}165func rephraseFailure(errors ...string) *refactoringResult {166 return &refactoringResult{Success: false, Errors: errors}167}168func addErrorsAndWarningsToRefactoringResult(refactorResult *refactoringResult, parseResults ...*parser.ParseResult) {169 for _, parseResult := range parseResults {170 if !parseResult.Ok {171 refactorResult.Success = false172 for _, err := range parseResult.Errors() {173 refactorResult.Errors = append(refactorResult.Errors, err)174 }175 }176 refactorResult.appendWarnings(parseResult.Warnings)177 }178}179func (agent *rephraseRefactorer) performRefactoringOn(specs []*gauge.Specification, conceptDictionary *gauge.ConceptDictionary, startChan *runner.StartChannels) *refactoringResult {...

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rephraseFailure

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(refactor.RephraseFailure())4}5import (6func RephraseFailure() string {7 return fmt.Sprintf("This is %s", "failure")8}

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rephraseFailure

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 refactor.RephraseFailure()5}6import (7func RephraseFailure() {8 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")9}10import (11func TestRephraseFailure(t *testing.T) {12 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")13}14import (15func TestRephraseFailure(t *testing.T) {16 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")17}18import (19func TestRephraseFailure(t *testing.T) {20 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")21}22import (23func TestRephraseFailure(t *testing.T) {24 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")25}26import (27func main() {28 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")

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rephraseFailure

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Print("Enter the string: ")4 fmt.Scanln(&input)5 output = refactor.RephraseFailure(input)6 fmt.Println(output)7}8import (9func RephraseFailure(input string) string {10 output = strings.Replace(input, "failure", "struggle", -1)11}12How to use the go tool to list the imports of a package?

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1import (2func Refactor() {3 path, err := filepath.Abs("C:/​Users/​lenovo/​Desktop/​GoProject/​src/​GoProject/​1.go")4 if err != nil {5 fmt.Println("error in getting the path of the file to be refactored")6 }7 fset := token.NewFileSet()8 file, err := parser.ParseFile(fset, path, nil, parser.ParseComments)9 if err != nil {10 fmt.Println("error in parsing the file")11 }12 r := Refactor{}13 ast.Inspect(f, func(n ast.Node) bool {14 switch x := n.(type) {15 r.rephraseFailure(x)16 }17 })18 fset = token.NewFileSet()19 err = ast.Fprint(os.Stdout, fset, f, nil)20 if err != nil {21 fmt.Println("error in writing the modified AST to the file")22 }23}24func (r Refactor) rephraseFailure(f *ast.FuncDecl) {25 if strings.HasPrefix(name, "Test") {26 for _, stmt := range body.List {27 if exprStmt, ok := stmt.(*ast.ExprStmt

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