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Fix: ensure bool(LazySelectSequence) returns True or False #43978

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closes: #43977


It is possible for bool(LazySelectSequence) to return None. This can break Xcom Jinja templates that retrieve null values from the airflow database

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potiuk commented Nov 13, 2024

Could you please add a unit test covering this case?

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Could you please add a unit test covering this case?

I'd love to; I'm just a little unsure where it would go. I couldn't find any module that tests the behavior of LazySelectSequence directly. I'd appreciate any advice you have on this!

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potiuk commented Nov 16, 2024

Could you please add a unit test covering this case?

I'd love to; I'm just a little unsure where it would go. I couldn't find any module that tests the behavior of LazySelectSequence directly. I'd appreciate any advice you have on this!

Maybe add one then - following the same structure in tests as you have for the source

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Maybe add one then - following the same structure in tests as you have for the source

Sure. Since it's an abstract class, I'm thinking I'll have to create a mock implementation for the test. I'll also need to mock check_query_exists so that it returns None .Something like:

class LazySelectSequenceInstance(LazySelectSequence[Any]):
    ... # implement required methods

@mock.patch("check_query_exists", lambda x, y: None):
def test_lazy_select_sequence():
    lss = LazySelectSequenceInstance(...)
    assert bool(lss) == False

Does this make sense?

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Lee-W commented Nov 19, 2024

Maybe add one then - following the same structure in tests as you have for the source

Sure. Since it's an abstract class, I'm thinking I'll have to create a mock implementation for the test. I'll also need to mock check_query_exists so that it returns None .Something like:

class LazySelectSequenceInstance(LazySelectSequence[Any]):
    ... # implement required methods

@mock.patch("check_query_exists", lambda x, y: None):
def test_lazy_select_sequence():
    lss = LazySelectSequenceInstance(...)
    assert bool(lss) == False

Does this make sense?

Sounds reasonable. We already have a mock class here

class MockLazySelectSequence(LazySelectSequence):

probably we could do something similar here as well?

@@ -1557,7 +1557,9 @@ def __setstate__(self, state: Any) -> None:
self._session = get_current_task_instance_session()

def __bool__(self) -> bool:
return check_query_exists(self._select_asc, session=self._session)
if check := check_query_exists(self._select_asc, session=self._session) is not None:
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After a second, though, shouldn't we just handle it in check_query_exists? That function states it should return bool

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bool(LazySelectSequence) can return None
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