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I'm curious what does this change. It seems like the end result is still the same in that None
becomes "None"
when stringifying a GenericComplexObject
but instead the str()
is being done in the util instead.
This was perhaps unclear but this then covers both of the places where it happens now.
man. 17. jan. 2022 kl. 21.04 skrev Jordan Borean @.***>:
I'm curious what does this change. It seems like the end result is still the same in that None becomes "None" when stringifying a GenericComplexObject but instead the str() is being done in the util instead.
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Ah ok I see, there was another call to to_string()
but without the check for None
. By moving the check in there you fix the .decode()
issue not working on None
. Thanks for the pickup, I've added a simple test to test this out as well.
Error is failing due to unrelated problem the changes look good.
E.g.
pypsrp.powershell.Command
– which should be safe to "serialize to a string" even if it makes no sense really.