fix: handle units and descriptions for empty tags #162
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tagreader/clients.py
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| units[tag] = unit | ||
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| if self.search(tag) == []: # check for nonexisting string | ||
| print("Tag not found: " + str(tag)) |
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We should really have used a logger, but since we haven't configured one I suggest to do:
warnings.warn(f"Tag not found: {tag}")
Same for get_description()
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@mortendaehli Could you lift this issue on the priorities list? |
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closes #120
closes #29
Tested - passes everything except ODBC on my side. Should fix the two issues referenced.