We have implemented an exists() method in the DirSrv class to check wether an instance exists or not, but instead of using it, we have manual checks in a few places. Let's not repeat ourselfs and replace this code.
NOTICE: There's this line that checks len(props) against 0 instead of 1. https://pagure.io/lib389/blob/master/f/lib389/init.py#_922
Can this be safely replaced by a call to exists()?
Also, I replaced this:
props = self.list() assert len(props) == 1 self.sroot = props[0][CONF_SERVER_DIR]
With this:
assert self.exists() self.sroot = self.list()[0][CONF_SERVER_DIR]
While logically equivalent, with the second one we have 2 calls to self.list().
Thoughts on all this?
I think this looks okay myself. Have you run the tests with it?
Metadata Update from @ilias95: - Issue assigned to ilias95
Yes, I have run the tests and they all pass except for some errors and failures that I had anyway due to other bugs. I also attach a new patch implementing the change I mentioned in the notice. The tests again pass.
Metadata Update from @ilias95: - Custom field Review Status adjusted to review
Sorry, I had a typo in the commit message. Fixed.
Looks good to me! Thanks for the improvement.
commit ca2fdc57b001c5df47198ff2baf9d7a4cd8c4d76 To ssh://git@pagure.io/lib389.git de3d644..ca2fdc5 master -> master
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