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Adds a test for python and bash `types` using identify per interpreter interpretation. The python test succeeds with a false positive. The bash test identifies the bug, where a comparison happens between `tags >= types`. Tags is the tag list from identify, types is the value passed in from configuration file as `acceptable types`. The `tags(List) >= types(FrozenSet)` does a sort comparison of the two sequences as evidenced by this code sample (which should return True): ``` >>> types = frozenset(['a']) >>> tags = ['bash'] >>> tags >= types True ``` Note: In 2.7, I cannot get this to return anything other than True. Including the empty case: ``` >>> [] > frozenset() True ``` Which means to me that a list is always >= a frozenset in Python 2.7. In Python 3.5, I see errors when comparing a List to a FrozenSet. So thankfully the interpreter is stricter in this case. ``` >>> [] >= frozenset() TypeError: unorderable types: list() >= frozenset() ``` |
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| __init__.py | ||
| autoupdate.py | ||
| clean.py | ||
| install_uninstall.py | ||
| migrate_config.py | ||
| run.py | ||
| sample_config.py | ||
| try_repo.py | ||