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Collection doesn't use the specified task name when importing from a module #96

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thedrow opened this issue Nov 14, 2013 · 2 comments
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thedrow commented Nov 14, 2013

Line 118 in collections.py should be:

for name, task in tasks:
            if task.name:
                name = task.name
            collection.add_task(name=name, task=task)

This works like it should.

I have no time to create a pull request with tests for now but I might later if you can't find the time as well.

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Hrm, add_task is supposed to do this already, e.g. here - but because we're always handing in the module's bound name (when this is run via from_module), that block won't execute (as it tests for name==None).

Will try to straighten this out w/ a test case - thanks!

bitprophet added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 27, 2013
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Heh forgot the flag the ticket number in the actual fix - it's cca348a - was able to just simplify from_module and now the "what is my name" block in add_task does all the work for us in both cases :)

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