Don't call handle_file() if a patched file can't be fetched.

 






 

 


  Review Request #11547
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All tools that implement handle_file() were calling

get_patched_file_path() on the reviewed file, and returning early if

it was None. Rather than do this in each handle_file() method, it

makes more sense to do it in handle_files(), before calling

handle_file().


This change switches to that, and passes in the resulting path as a

path variable, so handle_file() can operate on it.


We don't perform the check or pass in path for legacy tools, since the

old handle_file() didn't accept **kwargs and wouldn't expect it.


To handle the legacy tool check, the old base classes now set a

legacy_tool attribute, which the inner class can check. This is

admittedly pretty hacky, but won't exist past Review Bot 3.0, and is

easier to maintain than forking these methods into the old base classes.

 








  


 
 

  
Unit tests pass on Python 2.7 and 3.x.

 







 









 





  








 




 







   

    
    
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     Don't call handle_file() if a patched file can't be fetched.
     
All tools that implement `handle_file()` were calling
`get_patched_file_path()` on the reviewed file, and returning early if
it was `None`. Rather than do this in each `handle_file()` method, it
makes more sense to do it in `handle_files()`, before calling
`handle_file()`.

This change switches to that, and passes in the resulting path as a
`path` variable, so `handle_file()` can operate on it.

We don't perform the check or pass in `path` for legacy tools, since the
old `handle_file()` didn't accept `**kwargs` and wouldn't expect it.

To handle the legacy tool check, the old base classes now set a
`legacy_tool` attribute, which the inner class can check. This is
admittedly pretty hacky, but won't exist past Review Bot 3.0, and is
easier to maintain than forking these methods into the old base classes.

    

   
  		
  60d51500b4369d5f8d1da347842103ddd3433217
  Christian Hammond
 


 
  
 
 
  
   
    

     Don't call handle_file() if a patched file can't be fetched.
     
All tools that implement `handle_file()` were calling
`get_patched_file_path()` on the reviewed file, and returning early if
it was `None`. Rather than do this in each `handle_file()` method, it
makes more sense to do it in `handle_files()`, before calling
`handle_file()`.

This change switches to that, and passes in the resulting path as a
`path` variable, so `handle_file()` can operate on it.

We don't perform the check or pass in `path` for legacy tools, since the
old `handle_file()` didn't accept `**kwargs` and wouldn't expect it.

To handle the legacy tool check, the old base classes now set a
`legacy_tool` attribute, which the inner class can check. This is
admittedly pretty hacky, but won't exist past Review Bot 3.0, and is
easier to maintain than forking these methods into the old base classes.

    

   
  		
  bd11340cade03698c6ec60bd1a34e92cfe0422d6
  Christian Hammond
 




    


    
    

   

  

 









 

  

   
    

     
      
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