Open DenverCoder1 opened 1 year ago
Merging #961 (96a7a52) into master (373a52f) will decrease coverage by
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babel/localedata.py | 95.16% <94.73%> (-0.71%) |
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2. Changed
Locale.parse
to always return aLocale
(this fixes type issues in multiple places where the return type is assumed to not be None)
That's a great change – I don't think it messes up any valid downstream workflows. However seeing as that retval was added here https://github.com/python-babel/babel/commit/8b7c5e1585b52ea110a5e884151d4eaa2175985d in a commit that talks about likely subtag resolving, could you make sure that it doesn't affect that functionality? I think we might need to do if identifier is None: raise IdentifierNone()
and catch it where there currently are other if locale is not None
s...
- Changed
Locale.parse
to always return aLocale
(this fixes type issues in multiple places where the return type is assumed to not be None)That's a great change – I don't think it messes up any valid downstream workflows. However seeing as that retval was added here 8b7c5e1 in a commit that talks about likely subtag resolving, could you make sure that it doesn't affect that functionality? I think we might need to do
if identifier is None: raise IdentifierNone()
and catch it where there currently are otherif locale is not None
s...
As far as I can tell, there aren't any locations in the lib that expect the return type of Locale.parse
to be anything other than Locale
. I don't see any places where parse
is used and then the type is checked to be None
or not be None
.
The places that check for locale being None
are ones where a different method is used.
It could raise a different exception from the standard ValueError
, but it doesn't seem that it would need to be caught internally.
Type annotation improvements:
LocaleDataDict
useTypeVar
s so that the key and value types can be annotated for each instanceLocaleDataDict
LocaleDataDict
Other changes moved to #966