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Thanks for reporting and fixing! I think that we would do better to only use Throwable
instead of the union list.
I would still like to see a testcase/scenario that would be fixed. I assume something like an array as value or similar?
Regarding hacktoberfest: don't worry, the complaints are about spammers changing absolutely useless things in MD files. So this is definitely a legit PR! 😉
If you could change this to the throwable interface and add a basic test I will merge and release it! 🚀
Thanks for reporting and fixing! I think that we would do better to only use
Throwable
instead of the union list. I would still like to see a testcase/scenario that would be fixed. I assume something like an array as value or similar?
@Gummibeer Hey. Thx for the feedback. I changed to using Throwable
per your suggestion...and also learned that I could/should use that instead of the union that I normally use. 🤓
I also added a very simple test. It simply tries to validate a series of values that aren't strings or integers. (I didn't add a resource type and I don't know what other types might be missing...but I got the "normal" ones covered, I think.)
Anyway, prior to this PR the test would result in an exception being thrown, so it would return neither true nor false. So, hopefully that's sufficient in demonstrating the value of this change....and making sure it doesn't regress.
Regarding hacktoberfest: don't worry, the complaints are about spammers changing absolutely useless things in MD files. So this is definitely a legit PR! 😉
Thx.
If you could change this to the throwable interface and add a basic test I will merge and release it! 🚀
Done...! 🤓
Let me know if you have further questions/concerns. TTYL...
Looks good now. 🎉 Thanks for the update and fix at all. 😊 Will get it released today or tomorrow - I hope. 🙈
I can write a test for this, but the basic issue is that when using
EnumRule
to validate, it callsasEnum
, which attempts to create a new enum with the given input. If this fails an exception is thrown...or an instance ofTypeError
.It's the latter scenario that I found to be causing a problem. I've simply added
Error
to thecatch
clause, which fixes it in my own tests.Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns.
PS I know this is Hacktoberfest time and there are complaints about people spamming for t-shirts. I'm a fan of Hacktoberfest and love the t-shirts, but this isn't spam. I legit ran into the problem today and the fix appears to be quite simple. Please give me the benefit of the doubt and let me know if you're otherwise worried. Thx. 🤓