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492-496: LGTM!The change ensures case-insensitive comparison of architecture values, improving robustness.
However, ensure that all comparisons of
obj.architectureare case-insensitive.src/wled/wled.py (3)
619-621: LGTM!The change ensures case-insensitive comparison of architecture values, improving robustness.
630-632: LGTM!The change ensures case-insensitive comparison of architecture values, improving robustness.
593-595: LGTM!The change ensures case-insensitive comparison of architecture values, improving robustness.
However, ensure that all comparisons of
self._device.info.architectureare case-insensitive.Verification successful
LGTM!
The change ensures case-insensitive comparison of architecture values, improving robustness. All comparisons of
self._device.info.architectureare indeed case-insensitive.
src/wled/wled.py: Verified that the only uppercase conversion is used for constructing a filename.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify all comparisons of `self._device.info.architecture` are case-insensitive. # Test: Search for the usage of `architecture` attribute. Expect: Only occurances with case-insensitive comparison. rg --type python $'architecture'Length of output: 62
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify all comparisons of `self._device.info.architecture` are case-insensitive. # Test: Search for the usage of `architecture` attribute. Expect: Only occurrences with case-insensitive comparison. rg -t py 'architecture'Length of output: 942
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the context of `architecture` attribute conversion to uppercase to ensure it is not used for comparison. # Test: Search for the context around the line where `architecture` is converted to uppercase. rg -C 5 'architecture.upper()'Length of output: 685
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810-811: LGTM!The code changes ensure that the "architecture" field is consistently in lowercase, which helps prevent case-related issues.
810-811: Verify the handling of the "architecture" field throughout the codebase.Ensure that the "architecture" field is correctly handled in all parts of the codebase to prevent any case-related issues.
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Verify the handling of the "architecture" field throughout the codebase.
The "architecture" field is used in several places within the codebase:
Definition in Data Class:
architecture: str = field(default="Unknown", metadata=field_options(alias="arch"))Comparison and Assignment:
if obj.filesystem is not None and obj.architecture == "esp8266": if obj.filesystem.total <= 256: obj.architecture = "esp01" elif obj.filesystem.total <= 512: obj.architecture = "esp02"Lowercase Conversion:
if "architecture" in _info: _info["architecture"] = _info["architecture"].lower()Uppercase Conversion:
architecture = self._device.info.architecture.upper() update_file = f"WLED_{version}_{architecture}{ethernet}.bin{gzip}"CLI Display:
info_table.add_row("Architecture", device.info.architecture)These instances show that the "architecture" field is handled with both lowercase and uppercase conversions, and explicit comparisons are made with lowercase strings. This suggests that the field is managed with case sensitivity in mind.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the handling of the "architecture" field throughout the codebase. # Test: Search for the usage of the "architecture" field. Expect: Correct handling of case-insensitive comparisons. rg --type python -A 5 $'architecture'Length of output: 67
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the handling of the "architecture" field throughout the codebase. # Test: Search for the usage of the "architecture" field. Expect: Correct handling of case-insensitive comparisons. rg --glob '*.py' -A 5 'architecture'Length of output: 3089
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Thanks, @jamesmyatt 👍
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Proposed Changes
Architecture values from WLED don't appear to have consistent case. So better to do case-insensitive comparisons.
Causes incorrect errors when updating WLED firmware on ESP32-C3 via HomeAssistant.
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