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feat: processing all messages if empty resources array was given! #282

Closed amindadgar closed 2 months ago

amindadgar commented 2 months ago

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The changes involve modifications to the extract function in the dags/violation_detection_helpers/extract.py file, specifically regarding the handling of the resources parameter and the associated query logic. Additionally, a new test case has been added to verify the function's behavior when the resources list is empty. The documentation for the extract function has been updated to reflect these changes, ensuring clarity in its usage.

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Files Change Summary
dags/violation_detection_helpers/extract.py Modified the extract function to clarify behavior with an empty resources list and optimized query logic.
dags/violation_detection_helpers/tests/integration/test_extract_data.py Added a test method to verify that the extract function returns all data when no resources are specified.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4248e5c1ca1171a05592cadb1b07091b27b2f75a and e0094afa62d6781a66b4e8b550ec49538f021b5a.
Files selected for processing (2) * dags/violation_detection_helpers/extract.py (2 hunks) * dags/violation_detection_helpers/tests/integration/test_extract_data.py (1 hunks)
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dags/violation_detection_helpers/extract.py (2)
`37-37`: **LGTM!** The added note clarifies the function's behavior when the `resources` list is empty, enhancing the understanding of resource filtering. --- `102-106`: **LGTM!** The updated query construction logic conditionally adds the resource filter only if the `resources` list is not empty. This optimization avoids unnecessary filtering when no specific resources are provided, potentially improving performance and clarity in the data extraction process.
dags/violation_detection_helpers/tests/integration/test_extract_data.py (1)
`70-122`: **LGTM!** The new test method `test_extract_all_resources_given_empty_resource` is a great addition to the test suite. It correctly verifies the behavior of the `extract` function when no resources are specified by: 1. Setting up sample data and inserting it into the database. 2. Calling the `extract` method with an empty resources list. 3. Making assertions on the returned results to ensure that all available data is returned and the `override_recompute` flag is set correctly. This test enhances the coverage by ensuring that the extraction logic behaves as expected when no specific resources are provided.
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