Simplify failure deduplication in looponfail #544
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Sorry for the late reply, I somehow missed the review. I rebased onto master, let's see what CI thinks. |
| if failure not in uniq_failures: | ||
| uniq_failures.append(failure) | ||
| self.failures = uniq_failures | ||
| self.failures = list(set(failures)) |
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does this preserve order?
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It does not, I can change it to
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| self.failures = list(set(failures)) | |
| self.failures = list(dict.fromkeys(failures)) |
which will preserve the order if required.
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This PR simplifies deduplication of failures in
looponfailusingsetinstead of iterating over all failures. This should simplify the code and in general might be a bit faster as well.