Fix issue with ambiguity of control product#12454
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…uct names vs product specific controls When product member is initialised during loading of yaml file it could be ambigously created as a string, when control is specific for only one product or list when multiple products are specified in the yaml. The problem with partial match of product names comes later in the add_references method, where the current product of the build is matched vs the control product, and the condition used is `product not in self.product`. In case of list this condition will check if any of the members of the list is exact match to the product. In case of string though, which is the more common case it will check if the string of the product name, for which we are building is partially matched (contained) in the self.product. The issue was found while analysing complaint from a contributor Joel Njanga(@barbarello), while he was trying to add support for al2 platform and it was conflicting with exsting platform al2023
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Thanks @Mab879 missed to include the consideration if product remains None |
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@teacup-on-rockingchair Excellent catch! I think it was originally designed as a filed that should contain just a single product but then it evolved. Unfortunately, at this moment it isn't well handled. Please update this documentation: Also, consider renaming it to "products" and enforcing it being a list. |
| self.reference_type = yaml_contents.get("reference_type", None) | ||
| self.product = yaml_contents.get("product", None) | ||
| yaml_product = yaml_contents.get("product", None) | ||
| if type(yaml_product) is list: |
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using isinstance() is preffered over type()
Thanks to @jan-cerny for the note 🙇
Thanks to @jan-cerny for the reminder 🙇
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Rationale:
product not in self.product.Fixes: