Core: Move internal struct projection to SupportsIndexProjection #11132
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| protected SupportsIndexProjection(Types.StructType baseType, Types.StructType projectionType) { |
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I prefer direct imports for nested classes (if the context is clear) to shorten lines. Given that this is a new class, I'd consider importing StructType and NestedField directly. That said, our codebase isn't very consistent. Up to you.
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This makes projection more generic and reusable for internal types.