Open huard opened 3 weeks ago
Can you try replacing by the following and see if that works?
@classmethod
def name(cls) -> SchemaName:
return get_args(SchemaName)[0]
That would return a <bound method>
.
geattr(cls, 'name')
will return the object defined in the given class that is named name
. In this case that is a function. We want the return value of the function, not the function itself. Since the body of the name
function does not depend on anything specific to the class itself, we can just refactor the code so name
isn't a function anymore and is a class variable instead:
class CMIP6Extension:
name = get_args(SchemaName)[0]
...
minimal example:
from typing import get_args, Literal
SchemaName = Literal["cmip6"]
class CMIP6Extension:
name = get_args(SchemaName)[0]
...
getattr(CMIP6Extension, "name") # returns "cmip6"
Note that if the annotation matters for pydantic we may need to annotate the class variable as well:
name: SchemaName = get_args(SchemaName)[0]
The class where it appears is not a pydantic BaseModel, so a simple class attribute will work.
Could use pystac
's own approach: https://github.com/stac-utils/pystac/blob/ba406cb7991f992ac6f38026aa779adcc6a4f67a/pystac/extensions/classification.py#L174-L181
Otherwise, the simple class attribute as mentioned by @mishaschwartz also works.
The
CMIP6Extension
has aname
property:but this is not handled well by pystac.extensions: https://github.com/stac-utils/pystac/blob/ba406cb7991f992ac6f38026aa779adcc6a4f67a/pystac/extensions/base.py#L258
where
getattr(cls, "name")
returns a property object, not the actual name.