feat: detect conditional imports #117
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| file_path=self.path, | |||
| is_test=self.testing, | |||
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| elif isinstance(node, ast.Try): | |||
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I don't know the code. Could this condition also be true for a try/except block that does not do any imports? Or is this part only reached for code that tries an import?
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| def _is_relative_import(import_node): | ||
| return import_node.level > 0 | ||
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| def _is_a_conditional_import(self, node): | ||
| global HAS_REPORTED_CONDITIONAL_IMPORTS |
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Normally CONSTANTS are pretty constant and don't change. This one does, which surprised me initially.
A short comment next to the original constant would help (# Gets set to True when xyz is found).
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| FOLDERS_TO_IGNORE = ("node_modules", "__pycache__") | |||
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| HAS_REPORTED_CONDITIONAL_IMPORTS = False | |||
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Why the "reported"? It might have to do with code you'll add later. For now, it sounds like CONDITIONAL_IMPORTS_FOUND could be clearer?
| if exception_id == 'ImportError': | ||
| print('This distribution has conditional imports') | ||
| HAS_REPORTED_CONDITIONAL_IMPORTS = True |
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The basic idea was to just report it, right? Just for information?
Is it easy to at a filename+linenumber at this point?
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Closes #106
This is a rough draft, I tested with
Products.CMFPloneand at least the code does not break 😅Wording and code organization, as well as tests are missing/can be improved.
Do you think the direction is the right one? 🤔