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…et separate requirements TemplateFactory now takes a set of method names that are not idempotent. While visiting a template the engine assigns every call of such a method a CallOrdinal — its 1-based number among the calls with the same name and argument list — and carries it through MethodCall, IMethodCallDefinition and IModelMethod. CallOrdinal takes part in equality, so two textually identical calls of a non-idempotent method no longer collapse into one entry of the model definition and the caller can supply a different value for each of them. Methods outside the set keep a null CallOrdinal and the previous behaviour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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TemplateFactorynow takes a set of method names that are not idempotent. While visiting a template the engine assigns every call of such a method a CallOrdinal — its 1-based number among the calls with the same name and argument list — and carries it through MethodCall, IMethodCallDefinition and IModelMethod. CallOrdinal takes part in equality, so two textually identical calls of a non-idempotent method no longer collapse into one entry of the model definition and the caller can supply a different value for each of them. Methods outside the set keep a null CallOrdinal and the previous behaviour.