How to use reset_report method in tox

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report.py

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...17 else:18 self.user = family['*']19 self.interval_s = report_interval_s20 self.tz = tz21 self.reset_report()22 def reset_report(self):23 self.start = datetime.now(self.tz)24 self.end = None25 self.revert_success = 026 self.revert_fail = 027 self.patrol_success = 028 self.patrol_fail = 029 self.near_revert = 030 self.all_changes = 031 def report_successful_revert(self):32 self.revert_success += 133 self.all_changes += 134 self.maybe_publish_report()35 def report_failed_revert(self):36 self.revert_fail += 137 self.all_changes += 138 self.maybe_publish_report()39 def report_successful_patrol(self):40 self.patrol_success += 141 self.all_changes += 142 self.maybe_publish_report()43 def report_failed_patrol(self):44 self.patrol_fail += 145 self.all_changes += 146 self.maybe_publish_report()47 def report_near_revert(self):48 self.near_revert += 149 self.all_changes += 150 self.maybe_publish_report()51 def report_no_revert(self):52 self.all_changes += 153 # This is by far the most common case, so no report publishing here; wait for an error instead54 def build_report(self):55 txt = "\n== Raport din {{subst:LOCALYEAR}}-{{subst:LOCALMONTH}}-{{subst:LOCALDAY2}} {{subst:LOCALTIME}} ==\n"56 txt += f"*''Interval'': {self.start} - {self.end}\n"57 txt += f"*''Editări anulate'': {self.revert_success} ({{{{dim|{self.revert_success * 100 /​ self.all_changes}|%}}}})\n"58 txt += f"*''Editări cu probleme neanulate'': {self.near_revert} ({{{{dim|{self.near_revert * 100 /​ self.all_changes}|%}}}})\n"59 txt += f"*''Anulări eșuate'': {self.revert_fail} ({{{{dim|{self.revert_fail * 100 /​ self.all_changes}|%}}}})\n"60 txt += f"*''Editări patrulate'': {self.patrol_success} ({{{{dim|{self.patrol_success * 100 /​ self.all_changes}|%}}}})\n"61 txt += f"*''Patrulări eșuate'': {self.patrol_fail} ({{{{dim|{self.patrol_fail * 100 /​ self.all_changes}|%}}}})\n"62 txt += f"*''Schimbări verificate'': {self.all_changes} ({{{{dim|100|%}}}})\n"63 txt += "~~~~\n"64 65 return txt66 def maybe_publish_report(self):67 self.end = datetime.now(self.tz)68 tdelta = self.end - self.start69 if tdelta.total_seconds() < self.interval_s:70 return71 try:72 page = pywikibot.Page(pywikibot.Site(), f"Utilizator:{self.user}/​Rapoarte")73 txt = page.get()74 txt += self.build_report()75 page.put(txt, "Adaug un raport de rulare")76 self.reset_report()77 except Exception as e:78 print("Exception while saving report", e)79 return80 @property81 def interval(self):82 return self.interval_s83 @interval.setter84 def interval(self, report_interval_s):85 self.interval_s = report_interval_s86reporter = BotReporter(7 * 24 * 3600, timezone.utc)87def get_reporter(timezone=None):88 if timezone:89 reporter.tz = timezone90 reporter.reset_report()...

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day1.py

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1import sys2import argparse3reset_report = None4def print_usage(name, input_file):5 print(f"Usage: python3 {name} {input_file}")6def load_inputs(input_file):7 global reset_report8 report = []9 if reset_report is not None:10 report = reset_report.copy()11 else:12 report = list(input_file)13 if reset_report is None:14 reset_report = report.copy()15 return report16def count_depths(input_file):17 depths = load_inputs(input_file)18 count = 019 prev_depth = 020 for depth in depths:21 if 0 != prev_depth and int(depth) > prev_depth:22 count += 123 prev_depth = int(depth)24 print(f"Count = {count}")25 26def count_depths_2(input_file):27 depths = load_inputs(input_file)28 count = 029 for index in range(len(depths)):30 if index < len(depths)-3:31 A = int(depths[index]) + int(depths[index+1]) + int(depths[index+2])32 B = int(depths[index+1]) + int(depths[index+2]) + int(depths[index+3])33# print(f"A = {A} < B = {B}")34 if A < B:35 count += 136# print(f"count = {count}")37 print(f"Count = {count}")38def main():39 parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Count depth increases.")40 parser.add_argument('file', type=argparse.FileType('r'))41 parser.add_argument('--part', type=int, required=True, help='Part 1 or Part 2')42 args = parser.parse_args()43 if (len(sys.argv) > 1):44 with args.file as input_file:45 if args.part == 1:46 count_depths(input_file)47 elif args.part == 2:48 count_depths_2(input_file)49 else:50 print_usage(sys.argv[0], args.file)51if __name__ == "__main__":...

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urls.py

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1# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-2from django.urls import path, re_path3from . import views4app_name = 'work_report'5urlpatterns = [6 path('work_report/​', views.show_work_report, name='work_report'),7 path('time_stamp/​', views.show_time_stamp, name='time_stamp'),8 path('settings/​', views.show_settings, name='settings'),9 path('export_excel/​', views.export_excel, name='export_excel'),10 path('reset_report/​', views.reset_report, name='reset_report'),11 re_path(r'^.*/​*exec/​$', views.exec_ajax, name='exec'),...

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