Transform concatenation does not work with "--string"

[EmmaJaneBonestell]

Version/Dist information: Python 3.10.6 Bash v5.1.16(1)-release Ubuntu 22.04 x86_64

Expected behavior is achieved when reading from a python file. cat test.py:

#!/bin/env python
test_string = 'This' + '  ' + 'may ' + ' ' +  'not' + ' ' + 'work'

flynt -tc t.py:

test_string = f"This may not work"

flynt -tc --string "test_string = 'This' + ' ' + 'may' + ' ' + 'not' + ' ' + 'work'"

Expected result:

test_string = f"This may not work"

Actual result:

test_string = 'This' + ' ' + 'may' + ' ' + 'not' + ' ' + 'work'

Flynt does not report any errors or missed opportunities. It is simply not recognized. Passing it in from an array, using < <(...) , with escaped double quotes, etc., still does not produce the expected behavior.

[akx]

This will be fixed (in a roundabout way) by #161, whereafter you can do

echo "test_string = 'This' + ' ' + 'may' + ' ' + 'not' + ' ' + 'work'" | flynt -tc -

[EmmaJaneBonestell]

@akx For me, your PR #161 seems to have broken string concatenation. Your given example does not fix it on my machine, and concatenations in files no longer works either. It curiously does pass the test suite, but any manual usage fails.

[akx]

161 hasn't been merged or published yet, and all tests in that PR work...? Do you have repro steps to share?

[akx]

@EmmaJaneBonestell Ah, turns out I had broken that feature for the CLI back in #155, my bad. #163 fixes that and this issue.

[EmmaJaneBonestell]

@akx Installing from source, I can confirm that #163 fixed it. Thanks.