Added docstring and type annotations to family(), removed parameter endpoint #87
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| def family(self, reference_type, input, endpoint=None, constituents=None): | ||
| def family( | ||
| self, | ||
| reference_type: str, | ||
| input: Union[Docdb, Epodoc], | ||
| constituents: Optional[List[str]] = None, | ||
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Acc. to ops specs, endpoint is not used in family service. Not used in tests either. Options: either document it in docstring or remove it. Went for second option.
Removing parameters means a breaking change, so we would need to target this for a 5.x release. Is it possible to move on with type hinting without doing that, and saving it for a subsequent iteration?
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In order to prepare the removal, we can issue a deprecation warning when it is used, like:
if endpoint is not None:
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You are quite right, I was a bit too fast on this one. Thanks.
| endpoint=endpoint, | ||
| endpoint=None, |
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If we are 100% sure on this, let's do it. Otherwise, it would also be a breaking change, if, by chance, the parameter would still be used/needed in some cases.
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I tested the family() method, and the implementation allows endpoint to be assigned one of the allowed values for the parameter constituents and still work as if constituents was assigned the value. Although not according to ops specs, the resulting url when using e.g. endpoint="biblio" is the same as if constituents=["biblio"] was used.
So removing it may indeed break code out there. I'd leave that for a major version upgrade. Fine with the deprecation warning.
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Hi Matt. Apologies for the delay.
So removing it may indeed break code out there. I'd leave that for a major version upgrade. Fine with the deprecation warning.
I am currently not totally sure, it has been a while... Do you agree that we want to keep endpoint=endpoint? It looks like the patch hasn't changed yet.
On the other hand, I don't want to be too pedantic about it if you think it will be good to go.
| endpoint=endpoint, | ||
| endpoint=None, |
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Hi Matt. Apologies for the delay.
So removing it may indeed break code out there. I'd leave that for a major version upgrade. Fine with the deprecation warning.
I am currently not totally sure, it has been a while... Do you agree that we want to keep endpoint=endpoint? It looks like the patch hasn't changed yet.
On the other hand, I don't want to be too pedantic about it if you think it will be good to go.
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Would it help if I check out this branch and use it in my tests? |
@CholoTook would be great, yes. |
Starting with type annotations.
Acc. to ops specs, endpoint is not used in family service. Not used in tests either. Options: either document it in docstring or remove it. Went for second option.
The type annotations are acc. to python 3.6 (although commit comment says py3.8).