Closed scotthellman closed 9 years ago
We're currently invoking the init of a superclass in two ways, either by invoking super() or by explicitly calling the parent class init.
eg
super(HttpValidation, self).__init__ SshCommandExpectation.__init__(self, validation)
We need to update our classes to be consistent about this, although which approach is better given Alarmageddon's class structure is something we'll have to decide on.
Switched to explicit __init__ calls as of 2a0d8a6e
__init__
We're currently invoking the init of a superclass in two ways, either by invoking super() or by explicitly calling the parent class init.
eg
We need to update our classes to be consistent about this, although which approach is better given Alarmageddon's class structure is something we'll have to decide on.