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The ModelSchema class documentation focuses only on WHAT the class does ('Defines the complete schema for an entity...') but fails to explain WHY this design was chosen over alternatives, what problems it solves, or what trade-offs were considered. Effective comments should explain the rationale behind design decisions, not just describe the implementation.
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| """ | |
| A schema abstraction layer that centralizes the definition of entities and their behavior. This | |
| design was chosen to solve several key challenges: | |
| 1. DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) - Avoid duplicating field definitions across multiple model types | |
| 2. Consistency - Ensure validation rules and constraints are uniformly applied | |
| 3. Maintainability - Changes to entity structure only need to be made in one place | |
| 4. Flexibility - Allows for easy extension with new model types without modifying existing code | |
| 5. Type Safety - Provides compile-time type checking through strong typing of all fields | |
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The model factory system shows signs of premature abstraction by enforcing a rigid inheritance hierarchy and shared implementation pattern across get_*_model methods. The code assumes that all entities (User, Item) will evolve similarly enough to justify this coupling, but each entity type may need to evolve differently over time. This violates the principle of waiting to abstract until clear patterns emerge and keeping behaviors separate that may need to evolve independently.
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