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Reviewer's Guide by SourceryThis pull request prepares the codebase for the 1.0.0 release candidate 1. The changes focus on code cleanup, improved error handling, and better API organization. Key improvements include removing redundant repr methods, reorganizing utility functions, adding all exports, and enhancing test coverage. No diagrams generated as the changes look simple and do not need a visual representation. File-Level Changes
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces several updates to the Fastkml library, including enhancements to documentation, versioning, and functionality across various modules. Key changes involve the addition of a Hypothesis testing badge in the README, updates to the version number in Changes
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Thefind_infunction was renamed tofind_all, but the originalfind_allfunction was not removed. This results in two functions with the same name, which is a logical error. Consider removing the duplicatefind_allfunction. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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The comment suggests a logical error due to duplicate function names, but the new file contents show only onefind_allfunction. The comment seems to be based on an outdated view of the code. The issue it raises has already been resolved in the current state of the file.
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53-69: Consider adding depth control for large object trees.The recursive traversal implementation could potentially hit recursion limits or performance issues with deeply nested objects.
Consider adding an optional
max_depthparameter:def find_all( obj: object, *, of_type: Optional[Union[Type[object], Tuple[Type[object], ...]]] = None, + max_depth: Optional[int] = None, **kwargs: Any, ) -> Generator[object, None, None]: + def _find_all_impl(obj: object, current_depth: int) -> Generator[object, None, None]: + if max_depth is not None and current_depth > max_depth: + return + if (of_type is None or isinstance(obj, of_type)) and has_attribute_values( + obj, **kwargs + ): + yield obj + try: + attrs = (attr for attr in obj.__dict__ if not attr.startswith("_")) + except AttributeError: + return + for attr_name in attrs: + attr = getattr(obj, attr_name) + try: + for item in attr: + yield from _find_all_impl(item, current_depth + 1) + except TypeError: + yield from _find_all_impl(attr, current_depth + 1) + + yield from _find_all_impl(obj, 0)tests/geometries/coordinates_test.py (1)
66-76: LGTM! Consider enhancing error handling test coverage.The test correctly verifies the relaxed parsing mode, but could be enhanced to:
- Explicitly assert that no exceptions are raised using a context manager
- Test additional malformed input patterns
- Verify the behavior with mixed valid and invalid coordinates
Consider enhancing the test like this:
def test_coordinates_from_string_parse_error_relaxed(self) -> None: """Test the from_string method with a parse error.""" - coordinates = Coordinates.from_string( - '<kml:coordinates xmlns:kml="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2">' - "0.a,b.000000 1.0,1.0" - "</kml:coordinates>", - strict=False, - ) + test_cases = [ + "0.a,b.000000 1.0,1.0", # completely invalid + "0.0,0.0 invalid 1.0,1.0", # mixed valid/invalid + ",,, 0.0,0.0", # empty coordinates + ] + for malformed_input in test_cases: + with self.subTest(input=malformed_input): + try: + coordinates = Coordinates.from_string( + f'<kml:coordinates xmlns:kml="http://www.opengis.net/kml/2.2">{malformed_input}</kml:coordinates>', + strict=False, + ) + assert not coordinates.coords + except Exception as e: + self.fail(f"Should not raise exception in relaxed mode: {e}")tests/validator_test.py (1)
110-112: Consider enhancing schema parser test coverage.While the test verifies basic parser creation, consider adding assertions to validate the parser's properties and behavior. For example:
- Verify the parser can validate a simple valid XML
- Check if the parser correctly loads the schema
- Test with invalid schema path
def test_get_schema_parser(self) -> None: path = TEST_DIR / "ogc_conformance" / "data" / "atom-author-link.xsd" - assert get_schema_parser(path) + parser = get_schema_parser(path) + assert parser is not None + # Verify parser can validate + valid_element = config.etree.Element("{http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom}author") + assert parser.validate(valid_element) is None + # Test with invalid path + with pytest.raises(OSError): + get_schema_parser(TEST_DIR / "non_existent.xsd")tests/hypothesis/common.py (1)
84-86: LGTM! Consider enhancing the exception documentation.The addition of coverage exclusion pragmas for the timezone-related error handling is appropriate since this is a system-dependent edge case. However, the comment could be more descriptive about which timezone files might be missing and under what circumstances.
Consider updating the comment to be more specific:
- # The timezone file may not be available on all systems. + # Skip coverage: The system's timezone files (typically in /usr/share/zoneinfo) + # may not be available in all environments (e.g., minimal containers).tests/geometries/linestring_test.py (1)
43-47: Enhance test coverage with additional assertions.While the test is valid, consider enhancing it with:
- A docstring explaining the test's purpose
- Additional assertions using non-empty instances
- Testing inequality with other geometry types
Here's a suggested enhancement:
def test_unequal_coordinates(self) -> None: + """Test inequality comparison between LineString and Coordinates objects.""" coords = Coordinates() lines = LineString() - assert lines != coords + + # Test with non-empty instances + ls = geo.LineString(((1, 2), (2, 0))) + filled_lines = LineString(geometry=ls) + filled_coords = Coordinates(coords=[(1, 2), (2, 0)]) + assert filled_lines != filled_coordstests/geometries/point_test.py (1)
154-160: LGTM! Consider adding more inequality test cases.The test effectively verifies that a
Pointinstance is not equal to its underlyinggeo.Point. For a more comprehensive test suite in this release candidate, consider adding test cases for:
- Comparing with other types (None, other geometry types)
- Comparing Points with different coordinates
- Comparing Points with different attributes (altitude_mode, extrude)
Example additional test cases:
def test_point_inequality_cases(self) -> None: """Test various inequality scenarios.""" p1 = Point(geometry=geo.Point(1, 2)) p2 = Point(geometry=geo.Point(1, 3)) # different coordinates p3 = Point(geometry=geo.Point(1, 2), extrude=True) # different attributes assert p1 != None assert p1 != "not a point" assert p1 != p2 assert p1 != p3tests/geometries/polygon_test.py (2)
34-41: LGTM! Consider adding more equality test cases.The test correctly verifies equality between Polygon instances. For a more robust test suite, consider adding test cases for:
- Polygons with different coordinate orders but same geometry
- Polygons with different precision values
- Empty polygons
43-48: LGTM! Consider adding more inequality test cases.The test correctly verifies inequality between different geometry types. For comprehensive type safety, consider adding test cases for:
- Comparison with None
- Comparison with other geometry types (Point, LineString, etc.)
- Comparison with non-geometry objects
tests/times_test.py (1)
340-350: LGTM! Consider adding strict mode test case.The test case properly validates handling of invalid date format. Good negative test case.
Consider adding a companion test with
strict=Trueto verify that invalid formats raise an exception in strict mode:def test_read_timestamp_invalid_strict(self) -> None: doc = """ <TimeStamp> <when>jan1997</when> </TimeStamp> """ with pytest.raises(ValueError): kml.TimeStamp.from_string(doc, ns="", strict=True)tests/kml_test.py (1)
235-242: LGTM! Consider enhancing test coverage.The test case effectively verifies KML parsing behavior with an empty namespace. However, consider adding assertions to verify the preservation of the input structure even when no features are parsed.
Add assertions to verify the XML structure:
def test_from_string_no_namespace(self) -> None: doc = io.StringIO( "<kml><Placemark><ExtendedData></ExtendedData></Placemark></kml>", ) k = kml.KML.parse(doc, ns="", strict=False) assert len(k.features) == 0 + # Verify the XML structure is preserved + assert "ExtendedData" in k.to_string() + assert "Placemark" in k.to_string()tests/repr_eq_test.py (1)
1920-1921: Consider documenting the equality comparison behaviorThe comment about strict equality not being guaranteed deserves more explanation. Consider expanding the comment to clarify:
- What aspects of equality are guaranteed
- What might cause inequality even when the documents are functionally equivalent
- # srict equality is not a given new_doc == self.clean_doc + # Note: While the documents may be functionally equivalent (same content), + # strict equality (==) might not hold due to: + # - Differences in floating-point representation + # - Order of attributes in XML + # - Whitespace variationsfastkml/features.py (6)
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76-127: Set default value formax_linesinSnippetto align with KML standardsIn the
Snippetclass, themax_linesattribute defaults toNone. According to the KML specification, ifmaxLinesis not specified, it should default to2.Consider setting the default value of
max_linesto2to comply with the specification.Apply this diff to set the default value:
class Snippet(_XMLObject): ... - max_lines: Optional[int] = None + max_lines: Optional[int] = 2
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178-180: Evaluate necessity of the__bool__method inSnippetThe
__bool__method checks ifself.textis truthy. Sinceself.textis already an optional string, the default truthiness evaluation may suffice.Consider removing the
__bool__method to rely on the default object truthiness or provide additional justification for its inclusion.
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392-396: Enhance error message clarity inPlacemarkconstructorThe current error message when both
kml_geometryandgeometryare specified could be more descriptive.Consider updating the error message to provide clearer guidance to the user.
Apply this diff to improve the message:
if kml_geometry and geometry: - msg = "You can only specify one of kml_geometry or geometry" + msg = "Cannot specify both 'kml_geometry' and 'geometry'; please provide only one." raise ValueError(msg)
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430-432: Simplify__repr__inPlacemarkby removing unnecessary detailsIncluding
**{self._get_splat()!r}in the__repr__method may clutter the output without adding significant value.Consider removing
**{self._get_splat()!r}to make the representation cleaner.Apply this diff:
return ( f"{self.__class__.__module__}.{self.__class__.__name__}(" ... - f"**{self._get_splat()!r}," + f"{}," ")" )
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473-475: Add missing type annotations forrefresh_visibilityandfly_to_viewinNetworkLinkThe attributes
refresh_visibilityandfly_to_viewlack explicit type annotations, which could affect type checking and code clarity.Add type annotations to improve code quality.
Apply this diff:
class NetworkLink(_Feature): + refresh_visibility: Optional[bool] + fly_to_view: Optional[bool] ...
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494-496: Assess the behavior of__bool__method inNetworkLinkThe
__bool__method returnsTrueonly ifself.linkis truthy. This might not reflect the intended truthiness of theNetworkLinkinstance in all contexts.Consider whether additional attributes should influence the truthiness or if the method should be adjusted.
Would you like assistance in revising the
__bool__method?fastkml/overlays.py (8)
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98-98: Typographical error in attribute nameleft_fowThere is a typo in the
ViewVolumeclass attributeleft_fow. It should beleft_fovto accurately represent "field of view" and maintain consistency with the rest of the class.Apply the following diff to correct the typo:
-class ViewVolume(_XMLObject): ... left_fow: Optional[float] + left_fov: Optional[float] right_fov: Optional[float] ...
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154-156: Inconsistent docstring class reference inViewVolume.__init__The docstring for the
__init__method refers to initializing an "Overlay object" instead of a "ViewVolume object". This may cause confusion for users reading the documentation.Apply this diff to update the docstring:
- Initialize a new Overlay object. + Initialize a new ViewVolume object.
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202-202: Consider default values forImagePyramidattributesThe
__bool__method inImagePyramidchecks ifmax_widthandmax_heightare notNone. If these attributes are essential, consider providing default values to ensure the object is always valid when instantiated without parameters.
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242-244: Inconsistent docstring class reference inPhotoOverlay.__init__The docstring for the
__init__method references initializing an "Overlay object" instead of a "PhotoOverlay object", which may lead to confusion.Apply this diff to update the docstring:
- Initialize a new Overlay object. + Initialize a new PhotoOverlay object.
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287-287: Inconsistent representation inPhotoOverlay.__repr__In the
__repr__method ofPhotoOverlay, theshapeattribute is formatted without using the!rformat specifier, unlike other attributes. This inconsistency may lead to unexpected representations.Apply this diff for consistency:
- f"shape={self.shape}, " + f"shape={self.shape!r}, "
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307-309: Inconsistent docstring class reference inLatLonBox.__init__The docstring for the
__init__method refers to initializing an "Overlay object" rather than a "LatLonBox object", which could be misleading.Apply this diff to correct the docstring:
- Initialize a new Overlay object. + Initialize a new LatLonBox object.
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349-351: Potential issue with default values inLatLonBox.__bool__The
__bool__method checks forNonevalues on the attributesnorth,south,east, andwest. If these are essential attributes, consider enforcing their values during initialization or providing meaningful defaults.
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371-373: Inconsistent docstring class reference inGroundOverlay.__init__The docstring for the
__init__method refers to initializing an "Overlay object" instead of a "GroundOverlay object", which may cause confusion in understanding the class purpose.Apply this diff to update the docstring:
- Initialize a new Overlay object. + Initialize a new GroundOverlay object.
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12-12: Verify the necessity of ignoring complexity check CCR001
While the change to ignore the complexity check for utils.py is straightforward, given this is a release candidate, we should ensure this is the best approach.
Let's analyze the complexity of the utils.py file:
Consider:
- Adding a comment explaining why this check needs to be ignored
- Creating an issue to track the complexity reduction as a future improvement
- Documenting any performance implications of the complex code
✅ Verification successful
After analyzing the code in utils.py, I can now generate a final response:
Ignoring CCR001 for utils.py is justified
The complexity in find_all function is inherent to its recursive tree traversal nature, which:
- Handles multiple types of objects
- Performs recursive descent through object attributes
- Manages various error cases and type checks
- Yields results as a generator
The code is well-structured, thoroughly documented, and the complexity serves a clear purpose. The function's implementation is actually quite clean considering its requirements.
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Line range hint 1-32: LGTM! Well-structured helper function implementation.
The imports and helper function are well-organized with proper type hints, documentation, and error handling.
Line range hint 33-52: LGTM! Well-designed function signature and documentation.
The function is well-structured with proper type hints and comprehensive documentation.
Line range hint 71-95: Verify find() behavior with the modified find_all() implementation.
Let's ensure the changes to find_all() haven't impacted the behavior of find().
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No impact on find() behavior from find_all() changes
The test coverage in tests/utils_test.py comprehensively verifies that find() works correctly with the modified find_all() implementation. The tests specifically verify:
- Finding objects by type (
test_find_schema_by_url) - Finding objects by attributes (
test_find_no_type_attr) - Finding first occurrence when multiple matches exist
- Handling cases with no matches (returns None)
- Proper interaction between
find()andfind_all()
The implementation shows that find() is a simple wrapper that uses next() with find_all(), maintaining its contract of returning the first match or None, which is thoroughly validated by the test suite.
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tests/geometries/coordinates_test.py (1)
66-76: Verify error handling coverage in the Coordinates class.
Let's verify that all error handling paths in the Coordinates class are properly tested.
tests/hypothesis/gx_test.py (1)
80-81: LGTM! Consider verifying KML spec for empty tracks.
The change to enforce non-null track items in the test strategy makes the test more accurate by ensuring tracks always contain items. This aligns better with typical KML structure.
Let's verify the KML specification regarding empty tracks:
tests/validator_test.py (2)
24-24: LGTM!
The import is properly placed and necessary for the new test method.
114-123: LGTM!
Well-structured test that:
- Properly tests validation of an empty element
- Has clear error message assertion
- Follows pytest best practices
README.rst (2)
25-25: LGTM! Badge list updated correctly.
The Hypothesis testing badge has been properly integrated into the existing badge list, maintaining consistent formatting.
31-33: LGTM! Badge configuration is correct.
The Hypothesis badge configuration follows the established pattern with proper:
- Image URL using shields.io
- Alt text for accessibility
- Target link to official documentation
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351-361: LGTM! Good edge case coverage.
The test case properly validates handling of empty timestamp. Good edge case test that follows the established pattern in the file.
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169-170: Verify the necessity of excluding these lines from coverage.
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If these lines are truly unreachable (i.e., if MultiGeometry cannot contain nested MultiGeometry instances), consider:
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- Removing the condition entirely if it's not needed
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Let me gather more information about the MultiGeometry implementation and test coverage.
Let me check one more thing to understand how MultiGeometry handles nested geometries.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide the final response:
The pragma comments for skipping coverage are appropriate here.
The if isinstance(new, fastkml.geometry.MultiGeometry) condition in _test_geometry_str_roundtrip_verbose is indeed unreachable because:
- The function is only called with specific geometry types (MultiPoint, MultiLineString, MultiPolygon) as shown in the test file
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MultiGeometryclass implementation shows it's a container for other geometries but is never nested within itself during normal serialization/deserialization - The test cases demonstrate that MultiGeometry is used as a container for other geometry types, but not for nesting MultiGeometry instances
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66-66: LGTM: Good test coverage for icon_href attribute.
The assertion correctly verifies that the icon_href attribute is properly set from the Icon object's href.
79-95: LGTM: Comprehensive test coverage for icon_href functionality.
The new test methods provide good coverage of icon_href behavior:
test_icon_style_icon_href: Verifies direct setting of icon_hreftest_icon_style_icon_and_href: Verifies priority between icon and icon_href attributes
152-153: LGTM: Good test coverage for hot_spot attributes.
The assertions properly verify the presence and correct parsing of hot_spot attributes in both normal and relaxed enum parsing scenarios.
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449-449: LGTM: Good test coverage for icon presence.
The assertion correctly verifies that the icon attribute is present in the parsed style.
fastkml/helpers.py (1)
1103-1111: LGTM: Improved error handling for datetime parsing
The error handling improvements follow the established pattern in the codebase and provide clear error messages for invalid datetime values.
tests/repr_eq_test.py (2)
Line range hint 1923-1924: LGTM!
The TestReprLxml class correctly inherits from both Lxml and TestRepr to test the same functionality with the lxml parser.
1917-1918: Verify the impact of removing the precision parameter
The precision parameter has been removed from to_string() call. This could affect how floating-point numbers are serialized in the KML output.
fastkml/features.py (4)
72-72: Good practice: Define __all__ for explicit exports
The addition of __all__ helps in defining the public API explicitly, making it clearer which classes are intended for external use. This improves code maintainability and user experience.
Line range hint 280-281: Removal of __repr__ in _Feature may impact debugging
The __repr__ method has been removed from the _Feature class. Without a __repr__, instances may not display informative representations, which could hinder debugging and logging efforts.
Ensure that the removal of __repr__ does not adversely affect the readability of debug logs or developer experience.
Would you like assistance in redefining the __repr__ method for _Feature?
Line range hint 385-390: Clear error handling for mutually exclusive parameters in Placemark
Raising a ValueError when both kml_geometry and geometry are provided ensures data consistency. This is good practice for enforcing mutually exclusive parameters.
Line range hint 76-127: Registering Snippet with the registry ensures proper serialization
Registering the Snippet class with the registry is essential for correct KML serialization of its attributes.
fastkml/overlays.py (2)
63-70: Appropriate declaration of public API in __all__
The __all__ variable correctly exports the intended public classes and variables, enhancing module clarity and preventing unintended imports.
Line range hint 395-397: Ensure consistency of ns_ids in registry for GroundOverlay
The ns_ids parameter includes an empty string ("",), which may lead to unintended behavior in namespace handling. Verify if this inclusion is necessary and consistent with other registry entries.
Consider running tests to ensure the correct XML serialization:
✅ Verification successful
Let me gather more context about the namespace usage patterns in the codebase.
The ns_ids pattern with empty string is consistent and intentional
The codebase shows a consistent pattern where ns_ids=("kml", "gx", "") is specifically used for altitude_mode attributes across different files (overlays.py, views.py) and ns_ids=("", "kml") is used for certain base attributes. This is an intentional design pattern for XML namespace handling in the KML serialization.
Key observations:
altitude_modeconsistently uses("kml", "gx", "")across the codebase- Base attributes like
id,target_iduse("", "kml") - Most KML-specific attributes use just
("kml",)
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| if kdt := cls.parse(node_text): # type: ignore[attr-defined] | ||
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| error=ValueError(f"Invalid DateTime value: {node_text}"), | ||
| strict=strict, | ||
| element=element, | ||
| node=node, | ||
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Fix return type annotation to match implementation
The function's return type annotation Dict[str, List["KmlDateTime"]] indicates it returns a list of KmlDateTime objects, but the implementation returns a single KmlDateTime object. This mismatch could lead to runtime errors.
Update the type annotation to match the implementation:
def datetime_subelement_kwarg(
*,
element: Element,
ns: str,
name_spaces: Dict[str, str],
node_name: str,
kwarg: str,
classes: Tuple[Type[object], ...],
strict: bool,
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| if kdt := cls.parse(node_text): # type: ignore[attr-defined] | |
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| def datetime_subelement_kwarg( | |
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| element: Element, | |
| ns: str, | |
| name_spaces: Dict[str, str], | |
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| kwarg: str, | |
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User description
PR Type
Enhancement, Tests
Description
1.0.0rc1infastkml/about.py.__repr__methods from multiple classes to simplify code.__all__declarations infeatures.pyandoverlays.py.helpers.py.utils.py.tests/ogc_conformance/data.tox.iniconfiguration for code style checks.Changes walkthrough 📝
2 files
about.py
Update version number to 1.0.0rc1fastkml/about.py
1.0.0rc1.tox.ini
Update per-file ignores in tox configurationtox.ini
fastkml/utils.py.8 files
features.py
Add __all__ and remove __repr__ in featuresfastkml/features.py
__all__declaration.__repr__method from_Featureclass.geometry.py
Remove __repr__ method from geometryfastkml/geometry.py
__repr__method from_Geometryclass.helpers.py
Refactor error handling in datetime_subelement_kwargfastkml/helpers.py
datetime_subelement_kwarg.overlays.py
Add __all__ and remove __repr__ in overlaysfastkml/overlays.py
__all__declaration.__repr__method from_Overlayclass.styles.py
Remove __repr__ method from stylesfastkml/styles.py
__repr__method from_ColorStyleclass.utils.py
Rename and refactor find functions in utilsfastkml/utils.py
find_intofind_all.find_allfunction.views.py
Remove __repr__ method from viewsfastkml/views.py
__repr__method from_AbstractViewclass.atom-author-link.xsd
Add XSD schema for Atom author and linktests/ogc_conformance/data/atom-author-link.xsd
12 files
coordinates_test.py
Add test for parse error in coordinatestests/geometries/coordinates_test.py
Coordinates.from_string.linestring_test.py
Add inequality test for LineString and Coordinatestests/geometries/linestring_test.py
LineStringandCoordinates.point_test.py
Add inequality test for Pointtests/geometries/point_test.py
Point.polygon_test.py
Add equality and inequality tests for Polygontests/geometries/polygon_test.py
Polygon.common.py
Add pragma no cover to exception handlingtests/hypothesis/common.py
pragma: no coverto exception handling.gx_test.py
Simplify track_items generation in gx_testtests/hypothesis/gx_test.py
track_itemsgeneration in test.multi_geometry_test.py
Add pragma no cover to specific conditionstests/hypothesis/multi_geometry_test.py
pragma: no coverto specific conditions.kml_test.py
Add test for KML parsing without namespacetests/kml_test.py
repr_eq_test.py
Remove diff_compare and update equality testtests/repr_eq_test.py
diff_comparemethod.styles_test.py
Add tests for IconStyle with icon_hreftests/styles_test.py
IconStylewithicon_href.times_test.py
Add tests for invalid and empty timestampstests/times_test.py
validator_test.py
Add tests for schema parser and validationtests/validator_test.py
1 files
README.rst
Add Hypothesis badge to READMEREADME.rst
Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes
New Features
GroundOverlay,PhotoOverlay, andImagePyramid, enhancing KML capabilities.rollattribute to theCameraclass andrangeattribute to theLookAtclass for improved view configurations.Bug Fixes
Tests
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