MOD-14486: Fix module args handling for odd number of words and flexible merging#245
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MOD-14486: Fix module args handling for odd number of words and flexible merging#245
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Summary
Refactors
fix_modulesArgsinRLTest/utils.pyto support module arguments with any number of values (flags, multi-value args) without requiring semicolons.Problem
Previously, when
modulesArgswas provided as a plain string without semicolons (e.g.,'WORKERS 4 TIMEOUT 80'), the function assumed all arguments were strict key-value pairs and split them into pairs of two words. This broke for:FORK_GC_CLEAN_NUMERIC_EMPTY_NODESFLAG TIMEOUT 80An odd number of words caused an
IndexErrorcrash.Solution
Introduced two merge strategies based on input type:
_merge_by_words— for plain strings (no semicolons)GCwon't matchnogc)_merge_by_dict— for structured inputs (semicolons or lists)fix_modulesArgsrouting_merge_by_words_merge_by_dictNoneinput → deep copy of defaultsExamples
Tests
15 unit tests in
tests/unit/test_utils.pycovering:GCvsnogc)Noneinput with deep copy verification