fix: Improve dynamo.connect Error Reporting #1524
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This change adds checking for remote vs. local descriptors for count and size of each. An error is generated from the Python side which contains useful information for developers to self-resolve with.
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examples/multimodal/connect/__init__.py (3)
211-213: Boolean-comparison trick slightly harms readability
isinstance(local_descriptors, list) != isinstance(remote_descriptors, list)is compact but forces the reader to mentally parse a boolean XOR.
An explicit formulation communicates intent faster:if (isinstance(local_descriptors, list) and not isinstance(remote_descriptors, list)) or \ (isinstance(remote_descriptors, list) and not isinstance(local_descriptors, list)): raise ValueError(...)Not a blocker, but consider the explicit form for long-term maintainability.
214-219: Usezipto avoid redundant indexing & repeatedlen()callsIterating with indices adds noise and performs an unnecessary
len()on every loop:-for i in range(len(local_descriptors)): - if local_descriptors[i].size != remote_descriptors[i].size: - raise ValueError( - f"Descriptor length mismatch: `local_descriptors` and `remote_descriptors` " - f"descriptor at {i} must have the same size. " - f"{local_descriptors[i].size} != {remote_descriptors[i].size}." - ) +for i, (l_desc, r_desc) in enumerate(zip(local_descriptors, remote_descriptors)): + if l_desc.size != r_desc.size: + raise ValueError( + f"Descriptor size mismatch at index {i}: {l_desc.size} != {r_desc.size}." + )Cleaner, slightly faster, and less error-prone.
220-221: Indentation appears deeper than requiredThe
raiseinside theelifblock is indented two levels instead of one.
Although Python doesn’t mind the extra spaces, uneven indentation can trip diff tools and future reviewers.- elif (...) and local_descriptors.size != remote_descriptors.size: - raise ValueError(...) + elif (...) and local_descriptors.size != remote_descriptors.size: + raise ValueError(...)Quick tidy-up keeps the style consistent with the surrounding blocks.
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This change adds checking for remote vs. local descriptors for count and size of each. An error is generated from the Python side which contains useful information for developers to self-resolve with.
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