Fix script destination path concat in setup.py#4124
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses an issue in the setup.py script where the destination path for copied scripts was being incorrectly constructed. Specifically, the code was concatenating the destination folder with the filename using the / operator within the Path constructor, leading to an incorrect path. I've corrected this by creating a Path object for the destination folder first, and then using the / operator to join it with the filename.
Highlights
- Path Construction: The destination path for copied scripts in
setup.pywas incorrectly constructed, leading to files being placed in the wrong location. - Fix: The path concatenation logic in
setup.pyhas been corrected to ensure that scripts are copied to the correct destination.
Changelog
- community/modules/scheduler/schedmd-slurm-gcp-v6-controller/modules/slurm_files/scripts/setup.py
- Corrected the destination path construction for copied scripts by changing
dst = Path(dst_folder / src_file.name)todst = Path(dst_folder) / src_file.nameon line 390.
- Corrected the destination path construction for copied scripts by changing
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A path astray,
Fixed with a simple join,
Scripts find their way.
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Code Review
This pull request correctly addresses an issue with path concatenation in setup.py by utilizing the overloaded / operator provided by Python's pathlib module. This is the idiomatic and correct way to join path components when working with Path objects. The change is small but important for the correctness of the script.
Summary of Findings
- Correct Path Concatenation with
pathlib: The pull request fixes an incorrect path concatenation method by using the overloaded/operator forpathlib.Pathobjects, which is the correct and idiomatic way to join path components in Python.
Merge Readiness
The change is a critical fix for path construction in the setup.py script. It correctly implements the intended logic using pathlib. The code is ready to be merged. I am unable to approve the pull request directly, but recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
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