Change if statement in preprocess select#1602
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I think it is fine to make this change for all of the processes. I had started trying to standardize the check for saving in this PR for some entries, so we could do something similar. Some processes like source flags might need to have different handling though. |
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Yes we should make that change everywhere |
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I noticed that passing in
select: Falsedidn't actually cause the select not to happen. The way to have select not to happen is to not have select in the yaml at all.Changing the statement to
if not self.select_cfgsallows both None and False.Should we make this change for all of the preprocess modules?