feat: Enable processing of empty values in multiple sections (variables, keywords, test cases)#1719
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I see there are some errors for older versions, I'll look into that |
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No reason it wasn't enabled for other sections. Since it has sibling rule |
| configure = [ | ||
| "ReplaceEmptyValues.sections=all", | ||
| # or | ||
| "ReplaceEmptyValues.sections=['variables','keywords']", |
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Our common approach for such parameter was to use csv and then process it later (split on comma). In this case it's not clear what will be the final type - most likely the string anyway, so using the 'string in form of list' is not ideal. The parsing will be also the same for both toml and cli config.
ReplaceEmptyValues.sections=variables,keywords
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| @skip_if_disabled | ||
| def visit_Variable(self, node: Variable) -> Variable: # noqa: N802 | ||
| if self.current_section != "variables": |
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Do we need to track whether we're inside variables? VAR would be visit_Var, so the visit_Variable should only apply to variables section. But I'm not 100 % sure
| def visit_Var(self, node: Var) -> Var: # noqa: N802 | ||
| """Handle inline VAR statements to replace empty values with proper EMPTY variables.""" | ||
| if self.current_section not in ("testcases", "keywords"): | ||
| return node |
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VAR may only exist in testcases / keywords section so this statement will be always false.
| """Handle inline VAR statements to replace empty values with proper EMPTY variables.""" | ||
| if self.current_section not in ("testcases", "keywords"): | ||
| return node | ||
| if Var is None or node.errors: |
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Var is None probably will never be true (because visit_Var is only handled by version which supports Var) but it may be required for mypy checker.
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| args = node.get_tokens(Token.ARGUMENT) | ||
| if args: | ||
| return node |
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What about:
VAR ${name}
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There is arg, but it's empty.
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Hey,
No idea if there was a specific reason to only enable the ReplaceEmptyValues rule in the variables section. So I created this PR with the functionality to also have it in Test Cases, and Keywords.
For now, I created it with only variables as the default section, so core behaviour doesn't change. You can now add a specific setting that enables you to choose which sections as a comma separated list (e.g. "variables,keywords"), and including "all".
Please let me know any changes you would like to see!
BR,
Mark