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feat: use local_var_params to avoid collision with api parameters #521
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@@ -82,62 +82,63 @@ class {{classname}}(object): | |||
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local_var_params = locals() |
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IMO it's enough to start with catching local variables. Rest of the code don't use local variables directly, only via this local_var_params
. Other created local variables (for instance collection_formats
) can't interfere with these locals()
.
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For collection_formats
, let's say if there's a required parameter named collection_format
or CollectionFormat
, I believe it will cause an issue with the local variable collection_format
in the method, right?
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No, it should work correctly. locals()
creates an array with references to passed parameters. If you assign a new value to variable you only change its reference, previous references still exist in local_var_params. It works until you remember to use arguments via local_var_params.
def test1(param):
# array with references to local variables
local_var = locals()
# override param
param = {"my-new-dict": 123}
# use this new value
print(param, id(param))
#>> ({'my-new-dict': 123}, 140441605067112)
# but still we can use refeneces from local_var
print(local_var['param'], id(local_var['param']))
#>> ('orig-param', 140441605013440)
test1("orig-param")
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@tomplus thanks for performing some tests to confirm that 👍
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.Description of the PR
Resolve #348
PTAL: @wing328 @taxpon (2017/07) @frol (2017/07) @mbohlool (2017/07) @cbornet (2017/09) @kenjones-cisco (2017/11)