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Using PexpectLibrary (https://github.com/lipan-sudo/PexpectLibrary) in RF 7.3 yields an error during initialization and some of the keywords fail to be registered:
docker run -ti ubuntu:22.04 [...] # apt install pip [...] # pip install robotframework==7.3 [...] # pip install PexpectLibrary==0.2.0 [...] # cat test.robot root@14df3f2e8fa5:/test# cat test.robot *** Settings *** Library PexpectLibrary *** Test Cases *** Test ${proc} Spawn cat # robot . ============================================================================== Test ============================================================================== [ ERROR ] Error in library 'PexpectLibrary': Adding keyword 'popen_spawn' failed: Union cannot be empty. [ ERROR ] Error in library 'PexpectLibrary': Adding keyword 'spawn' failed: Union cannot be empty. Test.Test ============================================================================== Test | FAIL | No keyword with name 'Spawn' found. Did you mean: PexpectLibrary.Spawnu PexpectLibrary.Fd Spawn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Test.Test | FAIL | 1 test, 0 passed, 1 failed ============================================================================== Test | FAIL | 1 test, 0 passed, 1 failed ============================================================================== Output: /test/output.xml Log: /test/log.html Report: /test/report.html
Related past problem: https://forum.robotframework.org/t/error-in-faker-library/6743
I have debugged this to the keyword argument validation logic detecting a problem on preexec_fn: Optional[Callable[[], Any]] = None, (https://github.com/lipan-sudo/PexpectLibrary/blob/384794dc4b917d08963cfb95d7a6a135b4f8dfec/PexpectLibrary/__init__.py#L118C15-L118C62). Removing the type hints make the keywords register successfully, but AFAIU the hints are valid and the problem is on how RF fails validation there.
preexec_fn: Optional[Callable[[], Any]] = None,
Note that RF 7.2.2 did not exhibit this problem:
# pip install robotframework==7.2.2 [...] # robot . ============================================================================== Test ============================================================================== Test.Test ============================================================================== Test | PASS | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Test.Test | PASS | 1 test, 1 passed, 0 failed ============================================================================== Test | PASS | 1 test, 1 passed, 0 failed ============================================================================== Output: /test/output.xml Log: /test/log.html Report: /test/report.html
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Using PexpectLibrary (https://github.com/lipan-sudo/PexpectLibrary) in RF 7.3 yields an error during initialization and some of the keywords fail to be registered:
Related past problem: https://forum.robotframework.org/t/error-in-faker-library/6743
I have debugged this to the keyword argument validation logic detecting a problem on
preexec_fn: Optional[Callable[[], Any]] = None,(https://github.com/lipan-sudo/PexpectLibrary/blob/384794dc4b917d08963cfb95d7a6a135b4f8dfec/PexpectLibrary/__init__.py#L118C15-L118C62). Removing the type hints make the keywords register successfully, but AFAIU the hints are valid and the problem is on how RF fails validation there.Note that RF 7.2.2 did not exhibit this problem:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: