Adapt oscar_python to the new version#40
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| try: | ||
| with open(svc["script"]) as s: | ||
| fdl_directory = os.path.dirname(fdl_path) | ||
| script_path = fdl_directory + "/" + svc["script"] |
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Make sure that if the user specifies an absolute path for the shell script in the FDL this is respected. If it is a relative path, then you join fdl_directory with the relative path.
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| @staticmethod | ||
| def refresh_access_token(refresh_token, scopes, token_endpoint): | ||
| def refresh_access_token(refresh_token, scopes, token_endpoint, client_id): |
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Please consider whether adding client_id as a new parameter could cause a backward compatibility issue. If we want it to continue working as before, we could add a default value.
| else: | ||
| fdl_directory = os.path.dirname(fdl_path) | ||
| script_path = fdl_directory + "/" + svc["script"] | ||
| print(script_path) |
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Is this print necessary? Was it left over from a debugging process? I suggest removing it or using an appropriate logging method.
| script_path = svc["script"] | ||
| else: | ||
| fdl_directory = os.path.dirname(fdl_path) | ||
| script_path = fdl_directory + "/" + svc["script"] |
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It's better to use os.path.join(fdl_directory, svc['script']). Using simple concatenation with + can cause issues with double slashes //.
| with open(script_path) as s: | ||
| svc["script"] = s.read() | ||
| except IOError: | ||
| raise Exception("Couldn't read script") |
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It's better to preserve the original exception message to improve debugging.
try:
#whatever
except IOError as e:
raise Exception("Couldn't read script") from e
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