kgeller
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8 months ago Also not sure why it doesn't like the f-strings. Unless there's something it doesn't like with the backticks 🤷
I tried removing them as well, and it still had the same error :(
This PR does two things: 1) Resolves build failures due to https://github.com/yaml/pyyaml/issues/601 by upgrading the dependency from pyyaml 6.0.0 to 6.0.1 2) Switching a few usages of f-string to string.format to address build formatting failures
Formatting build errors
``` if isinstance(example_value, (list, dict)): field_name: str = field['field_details']['name'] - msg: str = f"Example value for field `{field_name}` contains an object or array which must be quoted to avoid YAML interpretation." + msg: str = f"Example value for field `{ + field_name}` contains an object or array which must be quoted to avoid YAML interpretation." strict_warning_handler(msg, strict) # Examples with arrays must be handled @@ -295,13 +296,15 @@ def check_example_value(field: Union[List, FieldEntry], strict: Optional[bool] = for example_value in example_values: match = re.match(pattern, example_value) if not match: - msg = f"Example value for field `{name}` does not match the regex defined in the pattern attribute: `{pattern}`." + msg = f"Example value for field `{ + name}` does not match the regex defined in the pattern attribute: `{pattern}`." strict_warning_handler(msg, strict) if expected_values: for example_value in example_values: if example_value not in expected_values: - msg = f"Example value `{example_value}` for field `{name}` is not one of the values defined in `expected_value`: {expected_values}." + msg = f"Example value `{example_value}` for field `{ + name}` is not one of the values defined in `expected_value`: {expected_values}." strict_warning_handler(msg, strict) ```(I don't understand why there was an issue with those 3 specific f-strings, we use them in other places and the build is still happy with them)