Closed mhkline closed 1 year ago
This looks like a good idea. Appveyor fails because you have not performed black formatting on the files prior commit.
I ran black on the file I changed. Will now try the others as well.
Not sure what is wrong here. Locally it is passing:
(venv-pyc) C:\Users\mkline\Code\pycstruct [expose-subprocess-kwargs]> black --check tests pycstruct
All done! ✨ 🍰 ✨
9 files would be left unchanged.
Am I missing something?
Edit: nevermind. seems it is the coverage report failing:
py38: commands[2]> coverage report --fail-under=89 pycstruct/cparser.py
Name Stmts Miss Cover
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pycstruct/cparser.py 341 48 86%
py38: exit 2 (0.20 seconds) C:\Users\mkline\Code\pycstruct> coverage report --fail-under=89 pycstruct/cparser.py pid=35404
Edit 2: Seems I was wrong again. I did not have castxml installed.
The issue is that an update to pylint has triggered new warnings around exception messages being too broad.
Downgrading to 2.14.0 results in pylint passing.
@midstar OK it is passing now. I decided to replace all instances of raise Exception()
with raise RuntimeError()
, as it is likely the most generic exception type that pylint will be happy about. Some of the errors could use even more specific exception (or even custom) types but not clear it's worth thinking too hard about it right now.
Alternative is to specify pylint==2.14.0
in tox.ini
but I think it's better to fix these.
All changes are fine with me, but since you are updating the interface (by additional parameter and change of exception type) i would like you to modify version from 0.11.1 to 0.12.0 in setup.py and appveyor.yml. After this I will approve your change and merge it. .
Done. BTW, thank you for creating this library. It's very nice for working with C!
Thank you very much for your contribution :-)
I would like to expose the subprocess kwargs because I'm having an issue with applications built by pyinstaller where subprocess calls cause console windows to pop-up and disappear. By exposing the subprocess kwargs, I can completely hide these windows.
Some details here: https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/wiki/Recipe-subprocess