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Type change protection breaks use of "None" #14

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henriklynggaard opened this issue May 21, 2012 · 1 comment

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henriklynggaard commented May 21, 2012

In a common pattern we use

class Domain(ConfigItem):
    def __init__(self, name, base_port, java_home, domain_user_override=None, **kwargs):
        super(Domain, self).__init__(name=name, base_port=base_port, java_home=java_home, domain_user_override=domain_user_override, **kwargs)


@property 
def user(self):
  if self.domain_user_override
    return self.domain_user_override
  return calculated_user

However when I attempt to use the override as such

with Domain(name='eui', base_port=9000, java_home='/opt/java/jdk1.6.0_17',file_encoding="UTF-8") as eui_domain:
            eui_domain.domain_user_override(devLocal="myname")

I get the following error:

ConfigError: Found different types of property 'domain_user_override' for different envs: <type 'str'> previously found types: [<type 'NoneType'>]

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lhupfeldt commented May 22, 2012

Fixed in 10c5b46

lhupfeldt closed this as completed

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