SDK - Components - Verify the object type when serializing primitive arguments #2272
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…arguments Fixes an issue where if an input had a primitive type (e.g. `Integer`), you could pass anything to it (e.g. booleans, `ContainerOp`s, functions etc), because it just used `str` as serializer. Now the serializers chack the value type and raise error if the type is incorrect.
| def _serialize_int(int_value: int) -> str: | ||
| if isinstance(int_value, str): | ||
| return int_value | ||
| if not isinstance(int_value, int): |
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I think you can combine this two if by saying if not isinstance(int_value, int) and not isinstance(int_value, str)?
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This will work in this case, but it might not work for general serializer structure:
def serialize_some_type(value: SomeType):
if isinstance(value, str):
return value
if not isinstance(value, SomeType):
raise TypeError('Value "{}" has type "{}" instead of SomeType.'.format(str(value), str(type(value))))
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I find the existing code structure a little bit more readable with three clear cases.
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Fixes an issue where if an input had a primitive type (e.g.
Integer), you could pass anything to it (e.g. booleans,ContainerOps, functions etc), because it just usedstras serializer. Now the serializers chack the value type and raise error if the type is incorrect.This change is