Issue #1442: Make RepoURLModifier more IDE-friendly - RPM Support - Pulp

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Issue #1442

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Make RepoURLModifier more IDE-friendly

Added by semyers over 8 years ago. Updated about 5 years ago.

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CLOSED - CURRENTRELEASE

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Low

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semyers

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Master

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2.8.0

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Easy Fix, Pulp 2

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(and also more developer-friendly)

Currently, in pulp_rpm[0], the RepoURLModifier stashes the passed-in args in a dict as the conf instance attr. This is an artifact from earlier incarnations of that class, and serves no practical purpose. Instead of adding those to a dict, they should be normal instance attributes.

The conf dict keys are used for validation in __call__, but I think it's probably reasonable to get rid of the **kwargs usage in that method to support more IDE- and developer-friendliness; it looks less DRY, but ends up being more explicit and readable, which is probably an overall win.

[0]: https://github.com/pulp/pulp_rpm/blob/0d3a483c905e9c54ebd1ff01ad814fa38f8fb6bb/plugins/pulp_rpm/plugins/importers/yum/utils.py#L105

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Updated by mhrivnak over 8 years ago

Triaged changed from No to Yes

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Updated by semyers over 8 years ago

Status changed from NEW to ASSIGNED
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Added by semyers over 8 years ago

Revision 88881cbf | View on GitHub

RepoURLModifier is more IDE- and user-friendly

In addition to explicitly declaring the kwargs to __init__ and __call__, I took a step back and considered if there was any value to storing path_append and ensure_trailing_slash as stateful defaults. Based on the current usage and my best judgement, there was no value in that, and in fact having the same signature for both methods only made things more confusing. Hopefully the stateful nature of of this class is more clear, so in addition to being IDE-friendly, it's much easier for humans to grok.

https://pulp.plan.io/issues/1442 fixes #1442

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