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The multicast package is a Python library that simplifies sending and receiving multicast network messages. It provides classes and tools for implementing multicast communication in Python applications, making it straightforward to work with multicast sockets.
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Pylint linter fixes #95

Closed reactive-firewall closed 1 month ago

reactive-firewall commented 1 month ago

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The pull request introduces various modifications across multiple files, primarily focusing on suppressing specific linting warnings through comments and enhancing code organization. Key changes include the addition of static methods, updates to docstrings for clarity, and minor adjustments to conditional checks. The overall structure and functionality of the code remain intact, with an emphasis on improving code quality and readability.

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.coveragerc Added skipcq: PYL- under partial_branches to skip certain Pylint checks.
multicast/__init__.py Added comments to suppress linting warnings; removed duplicate entries in a list.
multicast/__main__.py Replaced standalone NoOp function with a static method in McastNope class; updated __all__ list to include McastNope.NoOp.
multicast/hear.py Added comments to suppress linting warnings; minor adjustment in doStep method for clarity.
multicast/recv.py Converted _hearstep method to a static method; added comments to suppress linting warnings; refactored doStep method for readability.
multicast/send.py Updated setupArgs docstring with additional test cases; changed _sayStep to a static method; refactored doStep method for improved readability.
multicast/skt.py Added comments to suppress linting warnings; no functional changes.
tests/MulticastUDPClient.py Added comment to MCastClient class to suppress linting warning.
tests/context.py Modified conditional checks in checkPythonCommand and checkPythonFuzzing functions for correctness.
tests/test_usage.py Added assertions in test_aborts_WHEN_calling_multicast_GIVEN_invalid_tools to validate outputs from useTool method.

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multicast/__main__.py
82-82: Within an `except` clause, raise exceptions with `raise ... from err` or `raise ... from None` to distinguish them from errors in exception handling (B904)
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`222-257`: **LGTM!** The `NoOp` function has been correctly implemented as a static method within the `McastNope` class. The docstring is comprehensive and includes acceptance tests. --- Line range hint `333-434`: **LGTM!** The `setupArgs` method correctly sets up the command-line arguments using the `argparse` module. The docstring includes comprehensive acceptance tests that cover various scenarios and edge cases. The method also handles `None` input correctly by returning it untouched.
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codecov[bot] commented 1 month ago

:x: 3 Tests Failed:

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View the top 3 failed tests by shortest run time > > ``` > tests.context tests.context.checkCovCommand > ``` > >
Stack Traces | 0.004s run time > > > > > ``` > > 259 args (list): A list of command arguments, defaulting to [None]. > > 260 > > 261 Returns: > > 262 list: The modified list of arguments with 'coverage run' options added as applicable. > > 263 > > 264 Examples: > > 265 >>> checkCovCommand(["python", "script.py"]) > > 266 ['python', 'script.py'] > > 267 > > 268 >>> checkCovCommand(["coverage", "script.py"]) # missing 'run' > > Expected: > > ['coverage', 'run', '-p', '--context=Integration', '--source=multicast', 'script.py'] > > Got: > > ['exit 1 ; #', 'run', '-p', '--context=Integration', '--source=multicast', 'script.py'] > > > > .../multicast/tests/context.py:268: DocTestFailure > > ``` > > 
tests.context tests.context.checkCovCommand
Stack Traces | 0.004s run time > > ``` > 259 args (list): A list of command arguments, defaulting to [None]. > 260 > 261 Returns: > 262 list: The modified list of arguments with 'coverage run' options added as applicable. > 263 > 264 Examples: > 265 >>> checkCovCommand(["python", "script.py"]) > 266 ['python', 'script.py'] > 267 > 268 >>> checkCovCommand(["coverage", "script.py"]) # missing 'run' > Expected: > ['coverage', 'run', '-p', '--context=Integration', '--source=multicast', 'script.py'] > Got: > ['exit 1 ; #', 'run', '-p', '--context=Integration', '--source=multicast', 'script.py'] > > .../multicast/tests/context.py:268: DocTestFailure > ``` 
tests.context tests.context.checkCovCommand
Stack Traces | 0.005s run time > > ``` > 259 args (list): A list of command arguments, defaulting to [None]. > 260 > 261 Returns: > 262 list: The modified list of arguments with 'coverage run' options added as applicable. > 263 > 264 Examples: > 265 >>> checkCovCommand(["python", "script.py"]) > 266 ['python', 'script.py'] > 267 > 268 >>> checkCovCommand(["coverage", "script.py"]) # missing 'run' > Expected: > ['coverage', 'run', '-p', '--context=Integration', '--source=multicast', 'script.py'] > Got: > ['exit 1 ; #', 'run', '-p', '--context=Integration', '--source=multicast', 'script.py'] > > .../multicast/tests/context.py:268: DocTestFailure > ```

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