On Mon, Oct 21, 2019 at 8:21 PM Yonatan Zunger <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hey everyone,
>
> I came across a case which might be a use case for a syntax extension, but
> I'm not sure. Wanted to get feedback from the group.
[...]
> @CronJob('job-name', params...).override('dev', more-params...)
> def myFunction(...)
Could you modify the signature of CronJob's __init__ method to accept
override parameters as a dict or list in a keyword argument? Then this
example would look something like this:
@CronJob('job-name', params..., dev=more-params...)
def myFunction(...)
Internally, you could even keep the .override() method and have
__init__ call that method to do the work. The signature of __init__
could then either include an explicit keyword argument (defaulting to
None) for each environment you need to account for, or if there are
too many, a **kwargs catch-all from which you extract what you need.
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