374 add hypothesis tests links

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PR Type

Enhancement, Tests

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Description

• Refactored several modules to improve attribute handling and type annotations.
• Enhanced helper functions for XML processing.
• Updated Track and MultiTrack classes to improve track management.
• Added hypothesis-based tests for various modules.
• Simplified type handling in registry and validator modules.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Enhancement	9 files atom.py Refactor Atom module to improve attribute handling              fastkml/atom.py Removed optional typing for several attributes in Link and _Person classes. Defaulted string attributes to empty strings if not provided. Removed NS from __all__. +17/-18  base.py Simplify equality check in base module                                      fastkml/base.py - Simplified equality check in `__eq__` method. +1/-4      geometry.py Update geometry handling and type annotations                        fastkml/geometry.py Replaced known_types with Type[object] in function signatures. Added pragma directive to ignore coverage for unknown geometry type. +3/-4      gx.py Refactor GX module for improved track management                  fastkml/gx.py Refactored Track and MultiTrack classes to improve track management. Removed geometry handling from MultiTrack initialization. Added properties for whens, coords, and angles. +114/-283 helpers.py Enhance helper functions for XML processing                            fastkml/helpers.py Added new helper functions for handling datetime and coordinate subelements. Updated type annotations and imports. +196/-66 links.py Refactor Links module to improve attribute handling            fastkml/links.py Removed optional typing for several attributes in Link class. Defaulted string attributes to empty strings if not provided. +6/-6      registry.py Simplify type handling in registry module                                fastkml/registry.py Removed known_types union type. Updated type annotations for registry items. +2/-14    times.py Add namespace ID retrieval to KmlDateTime                                fastkml/times.py - Added `get_ns_id` method to `KmlDateTime` class. +5/-0      validator.py Refactor validator module for improved error handling        fastkml/validator.py Added constants for error messages. Simplified schema parsing and validation logic. +24/-13
Tests	6 files atom_test.py Update Atom tests for refactored attribute handling            tests/atom_test.py Updated tests to reflect changes in Link and _Person attribute handling. +3/-3      gx_test.py Update GX tests for refactored track management                    tests/gx_test.py Updated tests to reflect changes in Track and MultiTrack classes. Removed tests for deprecated geometry handling. +164/-208 atom_test.py Add hypothesis tests for Atom module                                          tests/hypothesis/atom_test.py - Added hypothesis-based tests for `Link` and `Author` classes. +84/-0    common.py Add common utilities for hypothesis tests                                tests/hypothesis/common.py - Added utility functions for hypothesis tests. +73/-20  gx_test.py Add hypothesis tests for GX module                                              tests/hypothesis/gx_test.py - Added hypothesis-based tests for `Track` and `MultiTrack` classes. +144/-0  strategies.py Add custom strategies for hypothesis tests                              tests/hypothesis/strategies.py - Added custom hypothesis strategies for testing. +60/-0

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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced new functions for enhanced KML data handling and validation.
  • Added property-based tests for Track, MultiTrack, Link, and Author classes to improve test coverage.
  • New method get_ns_id added to the KmlDateTime class for standardized namespace ID access.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved error handling in the validate function to provide clearer messages.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced docstrings for utility functions to improve clarity and usability.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined type annotations and import statements across various modules for better maintainability.
  • Updated exclusion patterns for pre-commit hooks to refine validation processes.

• Tests

  • Expanded test coverage with new test cases and refactored existing tests for consistency and clarity.
  • Enhanced testing framework with new strategies for generating valid input data.

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[!IMPORTANT] Add hypothesis-based tests, refactor modules for better attribute handling and type annotations, and enhance XML processing in the fastkml library.

• Behavior:
  • Added hypothesis-based tests for atom, gx, and links modules in tests/hypothesis.
  • Refactored Track and MultiTrack classes in gx.py for improved track management.
  • Enhanced XML processing with new helper functions in helpers.py.
• Refactoring:
  • Improved attribute handling and type annotations in atom.py and links.py.
  • Simplified type handling in registry.py and validator.py.
• Testing:
  • Added hypothesis strategies in tests/hypothesis/strategies.py.
  • Updated tests for refactored modules in tests/atom_test.py and tests/gx_test.py.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR refactors and improves the KML library's handling of GX (Google Earth Extensions) tracks and coordinates, while also adding hypothesis tests for atom and GX components. The changes focus on improving type safety, validation, and test coverage.

Updated class diagram for GX Track and TrackItem

classDiagram
    class Angle {
        float heading
        float tilt
        float roll
        PointType coords
    }
    class TrackItem {
        KmlDateTime when
        geo.Point coord
        Angle angle
    }
    class Track {
        List~TrackItem~ track_items
        Tuple~KmlDateTime~ whens
        Tuple~PointType~ coords
        Tuple~PointType~ angles
        +Track(ns: str, id: Optional~str~, target_id: Optional~str~, altitude_mode: Optional~AltitudeMode~, track_items: Optional~Iterable~TrackItem~~, whens: Optional~Iterable~KmlDateTime~~, coords: Optional~Iterable~PointType~~, angles: Optional~Iterable~PointType~~)
    }

Updated class diagram for Link and Icon

classDiagram
    class Link {
        str href
        Optional~RefreshMode~ refresh_mode
        Optional~float~ refresh_interval
        Optional~ViewRefreshMode~ view_refresh_mode
        Optional~float~ view_refresh_time
        Optional~float~ view_bound_scale
        str view_format
        str http_query
    }
    class Icon {
        str href
        Optional~RefreshMode~ refresh_mode
        Optional~float~ refresh_interval
        Optional~ViewRefreshMode~ view_refresh_mode
        Optional~float~ view_refresh_time
        Optional~float~ view_bound_scale
        str view_format
        str http_query
    }

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refactored GX Track and MultiTrack implementation	Replaced geometry-based track creation with direct coordinate handling Added properties for accessing track coordinates, timestamps and angles Removed redundant geometry conversion functions Improved type safety with explicit KmlDateTime usage	fastkml/gx.py
Enhanced validation and helper functions	Renamed validate.py to validator.py for better module naming Added new validation error messages as constants Improved error handling in schema validation Added helper functions for datetime and coordinate handling	fastkml/validator.py fastkml/helpers.py
Added comprehensive hypothesis testing	Created new test modules for atom and GX components Added strategies for generating test data Implemented roundtrip testing for XML serialization Added test utilities for common validation patterns	tests/hypothesis/atom_test.py tests/hypothesis/gx_test.py tests/hypothesis/strategies.py tests/validator_test.py
Improved type handling in Atom components	Changed optional string fields to required with empty defaults Added proper string sanitization for person fields Fixed type annotations for link attributes	fastkml/atom.py

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Attention: Patch coverage is 99.68847% with 1 line in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

Project coverage is 98.69%. Comparing base (68a3a8a) to head (742f731).

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several modifications across various files, primarily focusing on type annotations, error handling, and test enhancements. Key changes include updates to the .pre-commit-config.yaml for hook configurations, adjustments in type requirements for attributes in class definitions, and the addition of new testing strategies utilizing the Hypothesis library. The changes aim to improve code robustness, maintainability, and test coverage without altering existing functionalities significantly.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.pre-commit-config.yaml	Updated exclusion patterns for the name-tests-test hook, removing tests/hypothesis/common.py and adding tests/hypothesis/strategies.py.
fastkml/atom.py	Changed type annotations from Optional[str] to str for several attributes in Link and _Person classes, ensuring they are required. Updated constructors for default empty string initialization. Removed NS from __all__.
fastkml/base.py	Simplified __eq__ method in _XMLObject class by removing type assertion and directly comparing __dict__ attributes.
fastkml/geometry.py	Updated classes parameter type in subelement_coordinates_kwarg function to Tuple[Type[object], ...]. Refined error handling in create_kml_geometry.
fastkml/gx.py	Enhanced Track and MultiTrack classes with new properties and constructor parameters. Added coords property to Angle class.
fastkml/helpers.py	Introduced new functions for handling KML data types and improved type hinting throughout.
fastkml/links.py	Changed href, view_format, and http_query attributes from Optional[str] to str, ensuring they are required.
fastkml/registry.py	Removed known_types type alias and updated its usage in GetKWArgs and RegistryItem.
fastkml/schema/kml22gx.xsd	Updated schema location from an absolute URL to a relative path.
fastkml/times.py	Added get_ns_id method to KmlDateTime class for standardized namespace ID access.
fastkml/utils.py	Enhanced docstrings for several functions to improve clarity on parameters and return types.
fastkml/validator.py	Introduced constants for error messages and refined error handling in the validate function. Updated return type annotation for get_schema_parser.
pyproject.toml	Updated tests dependency from "hypothesis" to "hypothesis[zoneinfo]".
tests/atom_test.py	Modified assertions for href and name attributes to check for empty strings instead of None.
tests/base.py	Updated import path for get_schema_parser from validate to validator.
tests/gx_test.py	Refactored tests to use KmlDateTime for time data and simplified from_string method calls. Added new tests for invalid date formats.
tests/helper_test.py	Added tests for subelement_bool_kwarg function and removed duplicate imports.
tests/hypothesis/atom_test.py	Introduced unit tests for Link and Author classes using Hypothesis for property-based testing.
tests/hypothesis/common.py	Added new functions for string round-trip assertions and removed unused imports.
tests/hypothesis/geometry_test.py	Updated import paths and refactored test functions to utilize new assertion helpers.
tests/hypothesis/gx_test.py	Added property-based tests for Track and MultiTrack classes, focusing on various parameters and roundtrip assertions.
tests/hypothesis/links_test.py	Consolidated test strategies using a common decorator and updated import paths.
tests/hypothesis/multi_geometry_test.py	Updated import paths to reflect changes in module structure.
tests/hypothesis/strategies.py	Introduced custom strategies for generating test data using Hypothesis.
tests/registry_test.py	Updated get_kwarg function signature to remove known_types alias.
tests/styles_test.py	Added imports for Document and Placemark to enhance test accessibility.
tests/validator_test.py	Introduced a new test suite for the validator module, enhancing coverage for various validation scenarios.

Possibly related PRs

• #364: Modifications to the .pre-commit-config.yaml file, directly relating to updates made in this PR regarding pre-commit hook configurations.
• #365: Enhancements to test coverage and introduction of the hypothesis library as a dependency, aligning with updates in the main PR.
• #370: Addition of new assertions in features_test.py and helper_test.py, related to improvements in testing practices in the main PR.

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enhancement, Tests, hacktoberfest-accepted

🐰 In the meadow, changes bloom,
Code refined, dispelling gloom.
Tests now dance with Hypothesis flair,
Type safety's here, a breath of fresh air!
With each line, our code grows bright,
Hopping forward, coding's delight! 🌼

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PR Summary

• Update and Refactoring of Key Files The key files .pre-commit-config.yaml, fastkml/atom.py and fastkml/geometry.py among others have been updated with a number of changes. Major ones include simplification of code for better readability, and modification in attribute types for better practical use.

• Rename and Improvements for Validator File The file fastkml/validate.py was renamed to fastkml/validator.py, and multiple improvements were made for the validation functions within the file.

• New Class Method Addition One new class method get_ns_id was introduced in fastkml/times.py.

• Assertions and Test Changes Several assertions in the tests were changed. Instead of checking for None, the updated versions now check for empty strings where appropriate. The pyproject.toml file was updated to include extra parameters for hypothesis testing.

• Addition of New Hypothesis Tests and Updates in Existing Tests New hypothesis tests were added in tests/hypothesis/atom_test.py. Hypothesis tests were also updated in other test files such as strategies.py, gx_test.py and registry_test.py. Meanwhile, improvements were also made on the common test utilities in tests/hypothesis/common.py.

• New Test File and Improved Test Coverage New test files were added, such as gx_test.py and validator_test.py, to cover various validation scenarios. Meanwhile, existing test files like links_test.py were updated to include fuzz tests for improved test coverage and to better prepare for test scenarios.

• Import Statement and Assertion Fixes Import statements in a number of test files were updated, and there was a minor fix in times_test.py to correct an assertion on datetime parsing. Minor import rearrangements for better clarity were also performed in styles_test.py.

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Possible issue	✅ Add error handling for coordinate conversion to improve robustness ___ Suggestion Impact: The commit added error handling for ValueError exceptions when converting coordinate strings to floats in the coords_subelement_list function, similar to the suggestion. However, the error handling uses a different function (handle_error) and parameters than the suggestion. code diff: ```diff + try: + coords = cast( + PointType, + tuple(float(coord) for coord in subelement.text.split()), + ) + args_list.append(coords) + except ValueError as exc: + handle_error( + error=exc, + strict=strict, + element=element, + node=subelement, + expected="DateTime", + ) ``` ___ **In the coords_subelement_list function, consider adding error handling for potential ValueError when converting coordinate strings to floats.** [fastkml/helpers.py [1069-1072]](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/375/files#diff-b5b3941187e8c15a6401d21669f3dd0d541c710ecbb6238620a56e24305fc02cR1069-R1072) ```diff -coords = cast( - PointType, - tuple(float(coord) for coord in subelement.text.split()), -) +try: + coords = cast( + PointType, + tuple(float(coord) for coord in subelement.text.split()), + ) +except ValueError as e: + logger.warning(f"Invalid coordinate value in {node_name}: {e}") + continue ``` - [ ] **Apply this suggestion** Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: This suggestion correctly identifies a potential issue with converting coordinate strings to floats and provides a robust solution by adding error handling for ValueError. This enhances the function's reliability and prevents runtime errors.	9
Possible bug	Improve error handling in XML parsing to prevent potential exceptions ___ **In the xml_subelement_kwarg function, consider adding a check for subelement being None before returning the dictionary to avoid potential TypeError.** [fastkml/helpers.py [1110-1115]](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/375/files#diff-b5b3941187e8c15a6401d21669f3dd0d541c710ecbb6238620a56e24305fc02cR1110-R1115) ```diff if subelement is not None: - return { - kwarg: cls.class_from_element( # type: ignore[attr-defined] - ns=ns, - name_spaces=name_spaces, - element=subelement, + try: + return { + kwarg: cls.class_from_element( # type: ignore[attr-defined] + ns=ns, + name_spaces=name_spaces, + element=subelement, + ) + } + except AttributeError: + logger.warning(f"Failed to create {cls.__name__} from element") +return {} ``` - [ ] **Apply this suggestion** Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: The suggestion adds error handling for potential AttributeError during XML parsing, which can prevent runtime exceptions and improve the robustness of the function. This is a valuable enhancement for error-prone operations.	8
Best practice	Use more specific assertions for object equality instead of string comparisons ___ **Consider using a more specific assertion to verify the equality of MultiTrack objects. Instead of comparing string representations, compare the objects directly or their relevant attributes.** [tests/gx_test.py [293]](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/375/files#diff-4ac18980a60351fdb90de277ced50c1429130b451c36d8cb7ef5fa9e9b90203dR293-R293) ```diff -assert track.to_string() == expected_track.to_string() +assert track == expected_track ``` - [ ] **Apply this suggestion** Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: This suggestion improves the robustness of the test by comparing objects directly, which is more reliable than comparing their string representations. It enhances the accuracy of the test by ensuring that all relevant attributes are considered in the comparison.	8
	Use more descriptive variable names in list comprehensions to improve code readability ___ **Consider using a more descriptive variable name instead of 't' in the list comprehension. This will improve code readability.** [fastkml/gx.py [319]](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/375/files#diff-e8a849efde73ecb6716b27ad17fa34756392e8fb8731d213e8f0070c2986bf02R319-R319) ```diff -return tuple(t.when for t in self.track_items) +return tuple(track_item.when for track_item in self.track_items) ``` - [ ] **Apply this suggestion** Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: The suggestion to use a more descriptive variable name improves code readability and maintainability, which is beneficial for understanding the code's purpose and logic.	6
	Use setup methods or context managers for test data initialization ___ **Consider using a context manager or a setup/teardown method to handle the creation and cleanup of test data, especially for complex objects like MultiTrack.** [tests/gx_test.py [299-307]](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/375/files#diff-4ac18980a60351fdb90de277ced50c1429130b451c36d8cb7ef5fa9e9b90203dR299-R307) ```diff -def test_multitrack(self) -> None: - track = MultiTrack( +def setUp(self): + self.track = MultiTrack( ns="", tracks=[ Track( ns="", track_items=[ TrackItem( +def test_multitrack(self) -> None: + # Use self.track in the test + ``` - [ ] **Apply this suggestion** Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 Why: While using setup methods can improve code organization and reduce redundancy, the current test setup is not overly complex. The suggestion is valid but offers only a moderate improvement in maintainability.	5
Enhancement	Use parameterized tests for different TrackItem configurations in MultiTrack tests ___ **Consider using parameterized tests to reduce code duplication and improve test coverage for different TrackItem configurations within the MultiTrack test.** [tests/gx_test.py [299-307]](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/375/files#diff-4ac18980a60351fdb90de277ced50c1429130b451c36d8cb7ef5fa9e9b90203dR299-R307) ```diff -def test_multitrack(self) -> None: +@pytest.mark.parametrize("track_items", [ + [TrackItem(when=KmlDateTime(...), coord=geo.Point(0, 0), angle=None)], + [TrackItem(when=KmlDateTime(...), coord=geo.Point(1, 1), angle=None)], + # Add more variations here +]) +def test_multitrack(self, track_items) -> None: track = MultiTrack( ns="", - tracks=[ - Track( - ns="", - track_items=[ - TrackItem( + tracks=[Track(ns="", track_items=track_items)] + ) + # Test assertions here ``` - [ ] **Apply this suggestion** Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Parameterized tests can significantly enhance test coverage and reduce code duplication. This suggestion is beneficial for testing multiple configurations efficiently, though the current test case might not be complex enough to necessitate this change.	7
	Improve type hinting by using more specific return type annotations ___ **Consider using a more explicit type annotation for the return value of the 'angles' property to improve type hinting.** [fastkml/gx.py [339-349]](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/375/files#diff-e8a849efde73ecb6716b27ad17fa34756392e8fb8731d213e8f0070c2986bf02R339-R349) ```diff -def angles(self) -> Tuple[PointType, ...]: +def angles(self) -> Tuple[Tuple[float, float, float], ...]: """ Get the angles of the track items. Returns ------- - Iterator[Angle] - The angles of the track items. + Tuple[Tuple[float, float, float], ...] + The angles of the track items as tuples of (heading, tilt, roll). """ return tuple(item.angle.coords for item in self.track_items if item.angle) ``` - [ ] **Apply this suggestion** Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Using a more explicit type annotation for the return value enhances type hinting, which can improve code clarity and assist developers in understanding the expected data structure.	7
	Add a check for empty lists before performing list comprehensions to avoid potential issues ___ **Consider adding a check for empty track_items before performing the list comprehension to avoid potential issues with empty lists.** [fastkml/gx.py [333-337]](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/pull/375/files#diff-e8a849efde73ecb6716b27ad17fa34756392e8fb8731d213e8f0070c2986bf02R333-R337) ```diff +if not self.track_items: + return tuple() return tuple( item.coord.coords[0] # type: ignore[misc] for item in self.track_items if item.coord ) ``` - [ ] **Apply this suggestion** Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 Why: Adding a check for empty lists before performing list comprehensions can prevent unnecessary operations and potential errors, enhancing the code's robustness.	5

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**Action:** cpython-lxml (3.10)

**Failed stage:** [Test with pytest](https://github.com/cleder/fastkml/actions/runs/11651608370/job/32441781983) [❌]

**Failed test name:** test_fuzz_multi_track

**Failure summary:** The action failed because the test test_fuzz_multi_track in the file tests/hypothesis/gx_test.py encountered a FileNotFoundError. The error occurred because the file Asia/Hanoi could not be found or opened. This suggests that the test relies on a timezone file that is not present in the expected location.

Relevant error logs: ```yaml 1: ##[group]Operating System 2: Ubuntu ... 274: tests/overlays_test.py ............................... [ 79%] 275: tests/registry_test.py .... [ 79%] 276: tests/repr_eq_test.py ...... [ 80%] 277: tests/styles_test.py .......................................... [ 87%] 278: tests/times_test.py .............................................. [ 95%] 279: tests/utils_test.py ...... [ 96%] 280: tests/validator_test.py ...... [ 97%] 281: tests/views_test.py .............. [100%] 282: =================================== FAILURES =================================== ... 317: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 318: self = tzfile('Asia/Hanoi'), fileobj = 'Asia/Hanoi', filename = None 319: def __init__(self, fileobj, filename=None): 320: super(tzfile, self).__init__() 321: file_opened_here = False 322: if isinstance(fileobj, string_types): 323: self._filename = fileobj 324: > fileobj = open(fileobj, 'rb') 325: E FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'Asia/Hanoi' 326: E Falsifying example: test_fuzz_multi_track( 327: E # The test always failed when commented parts were varied together. ... 345: E dt=datetime.datetime(2000, 1, 1, 0, 0, tzinfo=tzfile('Asia/Hanoi')), 346: E ), 347: E coord=Point(0.0, 0.0), 348: E angle=Angle(heading=0.0, tilt=0.0, roll=0.0))], 349: E )], 350: E interpolate=None, # or any other generated value 351: E ) 352: E 353: E You can reproduce this example by temporarily adding @reproduce_failure('6.116.0', b'AXicY2BgYGQEISIAZYoYl6FwAQvhAK4=') as a decorator on your test case 354: /opt/hostedtoolcache/Python/3.10.15/x64/lib/python3.10/site-packages/dateutil/tz/tz.py:464: FileNotFoundError 355: ---------- coverage: platform linux, python 3.10.15-final-0 ---------- 356: Coverage XML written to file coverage.xml 357: Required test coverage of 95% reached. Total coverage: 98.58% 358: =========================== short test summary info ============================ 359: FAILED tests/hypothesis/gx_test.py::TestGx::test_fuzz_multi_track - FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'Asia/Hanoi' 360: Falsifying example: test_fuzz_multi_track( 361: # The test always failed when commented parts were varied together. ... 378: TrackItem(when=KmlDateTime( 379: dt=datetime.datetime(2000, 1, 1, 0, 0, tzinfo=tzfile('Asia/Hanoi')), 380: ), 381: coord=Point(0.0, 0.0), 382: angle=Angle(heading=0.0, tilt=0.0, roll=0.0))], 383: )], 384: interpolate=None, # or any other generated value 385: ) 386: You can reproduce this example by temporarily adding @reproduce_failure('6.116.0', b'AXicY2BgYGQEISIAZYoYl6FwAQvhAK4=') as a decorator on your test case 387: ================== 1 failed, 593 passed in 109.04s (0:01:49) =================== 388: ##[error]Process completed with exit code 1. ```

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