PortNamespace: Fix bug in valid type checking of dynamic namespaces#255
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If a `valid_type` is set on a `PortNamespace` it is automatically made dynamic. If a namespace is dynamic, it means that it should accept any nested namespace, however deeply nested. However, the leafs of the inputs should still respect the `valid_type`. This was not the case though. As soon as a port namespace was made dynamic, any nested input namespace would be expected, regardless of the types of the leaf values. The `PortNamespace.validate_dynamic_ports` is made recursive. If a port value is a dictionary, it recursively calls itself to validate its nested values, ultimately making sure that leaf values have a valid type if one is specified for the namespace.
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…#255) If a `valid_type` is set on a `PortNamespace` it is automatically made dynamic. If a namespace is dynamic, it means that it should accept any nested namespace, however deeply nested. However, the leafs of the inputs should still respect the `valid_type`. This was not the case though. As soon as a port namespace was made dynamic, any nested input namespace would be expected, regardless of the types of the leaf values. The `PortNamespace.validate_dynamic_ports` is made recursive. If a port value is a dictionary, it recursively calls itself to validate its nested values, ultimately making sure that leaf values have a valid type if one is specified for the namespace. Cherry-pick: 9fb5f1c
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…#255) If a `valid_type` is set on a `PortNamespace` it is automatically made dynamic. If a namespace is dynamic, it means that it should accept any nested namespace, however deeply nested. However, the leafs of the inputs should still respect the `valid_type`. This was not the case though. As soon as a port namespace was made dynamic, any nested input namespace would be expected, regardless of the types of the leaf values. The `PortNamespace.validate_dynamic_ports` is made recursive. If a port value is a dictionary, it recursively calls itself to validate its nested values, ultimately making sure that leaf values have a valid type if one is specified for the namespace. Cherry-pick: 9fb5f1c
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…aiidateam#255) If a `valid_type` is set on a `PortNamespace` it is automatically made dynamic. If a namespace is dynamic, it means that it should accept any nested namespace, however deeply nested. However, the leafs of the inputs should still respect the `valid_type`. This was not the case though. As soon as a port namespace was made dynamic, any nested input namespace would be expected, regardless of the types of the leaf values. The `PortNamespace.validate_dynamic_ports` is made recursive. If a port value is a dictionary, it recursively calls itself to validate its nested values, ultimately making sure that leaf values have a valid type if one is specified for the namespace. Cherry-pick: 9fb5f1c
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…aiidateam#255) If a `valid_type` is set on a `PortNamespace` it is automatically made dynamic. If a namespace is dynamic, it means that it should accept any nested namespace, however deeply nested. However, the leafs of the inputs should still respect the `valid_type`. This was not the case though. As soon as a port namespace was made dynamic, any nested input namespace would be expected, regardless of the types of the leaf values. The `PortNamespace.validate_dynamic_ports` is made recursive. If a port value is a dictionary, it recursively calls itself to validate its nested values, ultimately making sure that leaf values have a valid type if one is specified for the namespace. Cherry-pick: 9fb5f1c
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…#255) If a `valid_type` is set on a `PortNamespace` it is automatically made dynamic. If a namespace is dynamic, it means that it should accept any nested namespace, however deeply nested. However, the leafs of the inputs should still respect the `valid_type`. This was not the case though. As soon as a port namespace was made dynamic, any nested input namespace would be expected, regardless of the types of the leaf values. The `PortNamespace.validate_dynamic_ports` is made recursive. If a port value is a dictionary, it recursively calls itself to validate its nested values, ultimately making sure that leaf values have a valid type if one is specified for the namespace. Cherry-pick: 9fb5f1c
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…#255) If a `valid_type` is set on a `PortNamespace` it is automatically made dynamic. If a namespace is dynamic, it means that it should accept any nested namespace, however deeply nested. However, the leafs of the inputs should still respect the `valid_type`. This was not the case though. As soon as a port namespace was made dynamic, any nested input namespace would be expected, regardless of the types of the leaf values. The `PortNamespace.validate_dynamic_ports` is made recursive. If a port value is a dictionary, it recursively calls itself to validate its nested values, ultimately making sure that leaf values have a valid type if one is specified for the namespace. Cherry-pick: 9fb5f1c
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valid_typeis set on aPortNamespaceit is automatically made dynamic. If a namespace is dynamic, it means that it should accept any nested namespace, however deeply nested. However, the leafs of the inputs should still respect thevalid_type. This was not the case though. As soon as a port namespace was made dynamic, any nested input namespace would be expected, regardless of the types of the leaf values.The
PortNamespace.validate_dynamic_portsis made recursive. If a port value is a dictionary, it recursively calls itself to validate its nested values, ultimately making sure that leaf values have a valid type if one is specified for the namespace.