Best Python code snippet using prospector_python
profile.py
Source: profile.py
...209 member_warnings = profile_dict.get("member-warnings")210 if member_warnings is None:211 return None, False212 return ("member_warnings" if member_warnings else "no_member_warnings"), True213def _determine_implicit_inherits(profile_dict, already_inherits, shorthands_found):214 # Note: the ordering is very important here - the earlier items215 # in the list have precedence over the later items. The point of216 # the doc/test/pep8 profiles is usually to restore items which were217 # turned off in the strictness profile, so they must appear first.218 implicit = [219 ("pep8", _determine_pep8(profile_dict)),220 ("docs", _determine_doc_warnings(profile_dict)),221 ("tests", _determine_test_warnings(profile_dict)),222 ("strictness", _determine_strictness(profile_dict, already_inherits)),223 ("members", _determine_member_warnings(profile_dict)),224 ]225 inherits = []226 for shorthand_name, determined in implicit:227 if shorthand_name in shorthands_found:228 continue229 extra_inherits, shorthand_found = determined230 if not shorthand_found:231 continue232 shorthands_found.add(shorthand_name)233 if extra_inherits is not None:234 inherits.append(extra_inherits)235 return inherits, shorthands_found236def _append_profiles(name, profile_path, data, inherit_list, allow_shorthand=False):237 new_data, new_il, _ = _load_profile(name, profile_path, allow_shorthand=allow_shorthand)238 data.update(new_data)239 inherit_list += new_il240 return data, inherit_list241def _load_and_merge(name_or_path, profile_path, allow_shorthand=True, forced_inherits=None):242 # First simply load all of the profiles and those that it explicitly inherits from243 data, inherit_list, shorthands_found = _load_profile(244 name_or_path,245 profile_path,246 allow_shorthand=allow_shorthand,247 forced_inherits=forced_inherits or [],248 )249 if allow_shorthand:250 if "docs" not in shorthands_found:251 data, inherit_list = _append_profiles("no_doc_warnings", profile_path, data, inherit_list)252 if "members" not in shorthands_found:253 data, inherit_list = _append_profiles("no_member_warnings", profile_path, data, inherit_list)254 if "tests" not in shorthands_found:255 data, inherit_list = _append_profiles("no_test_warnings", profile_path, data, inherit_list)256 if "strictness" not in shorthands_found:257 # if no strictness was specified, then we should manually insert the medium strictness258 for inherit in inherit_list:259 if inherit.startswith("strictness_"):260 break261 else:262 data, inherit_list = _append_profiles("strictness_medium", profile_path, data, inherit_list)263 # Now we merge all of the values together, from 'right to left' (ie, from the264 # top of the inheritance tree to the bottom). This means that the lower down265 # values overwrite those from above, meaning that the initially provided profile266 # has precedence.267 merged = {}268 for name in inherit_list[::-1]:269 priority = data[name]270 merged = _merge_profile_dict(priority, merged)271 return merged, inherit_list272def _load_profile(273 name_or_path,274 profile_path,275 shorthands_found=None,276 already_loaded=None,277 allow_shorthand=True,278 forced_inherits=None,279):280 # recursively get the contents of the basic profile and those it inherits from281 base_contents = _load_content(name_or_path, profile_path)282 inherit_order = [name_or_path]283 shorthands_found = shorthands_found or set()284 already_loaded = already_loaded or []285 already_loaded.append(name_or_path)286 inherits = _ensure_list(base_contents.get("inherits", []))287 if forced_inherits is not None:288 inherits += forced_inherits289 # There are some 'shorthand' options in profiles which implicitly mean that we290 # should inherit from some of prospector's built-in profiles291 if base_contents.get("allow-shorthand", True) and allow_shorthand:292 extra_inherits, extra_shorthands = _determine_implicit_inherits(base_contents, inherits, shorthands_found)293 inherits += extra_inherits294 shorthands_found |= extra_shorthands295 contents_dict = {name_or_path: base_contents}296 for inherit_profile in inherits:297 if inherit_profile in already_loaded:298 # we already have this loaded and in the list299 continue300 already_loaded.append(inherit_profile)301 new_cd, new_il, new_sh = _load_profile(302 inherit_profile,303 profile_path,304 shorthands_found,305 already_loaded,306 allow_shorthand,...
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