Inverse Reporting - Shows whats not changed

[jyejare]

A new feature where the comparison could be done for what's not changed.

The new -i or --inverse option to show whats not changed.

# candore compare -i -t csv -o results.csv --pre pre_entities.json --post post_entities.json
Wrote CSV report to results.csv
CSV report contains 23049 results

Also, Expected constants similar as expected variations implemented (Needs additional 6_15_constants.yaml file with expected data):

# candore compare -i -t csv -o results.csv --pre pre_entities.json --post post_entities.json
Wrote CSV report to results.csv
CSV report contains 23011 results

Could also record the expected variations if you need that in report (Needs additional 6_15_constants.yaml file with expected data)

# candore compare --record-evs -i -t csv -o results.csv --pre pre_entities.json --post post_entities.json
Wrote CSV report to results.csv
CSV report contains 23049 results

[JacobCallahan]

Looks like I ran into an issue when running this locally (unrelated to the changes here).

$ candore compare -i -t csv -o results.csv --pre pre_report --post post_report
...
  File "/home/jake/Programming/candore/candore/modules/comparator.py", line 80, in _is_data_type_dict
    self.compare_all_pres_with_posts(pre[key], post[key], unique_key=key)
  File "/home/jake/Programming/candore/candore/modules/comparator.py", line 133, in compare_all_pres_with_posts
    self._is_data_type_list(pre_data, post_data, unique_key=unique_key)
  File "/home/jake/Programming/candore/candore/modules/comparator.py", line 119, in _is_data_type_list
    if sorted(pre, key=custom_key) != sorted(post, key=custom_key):
       ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'str'

When looking at the vars there, I see something likely unexpected for pre and post

In [1]: pre                                                                                                                                                                                   
Out[1]: [None, 1]                                                                                                                                                                             
                                                                                                                                                                                              
In [2]: post                                                                                                                                                                                  
Out[2]: [None, 1]       

[jyejare]

@JacobCallahan I had similar issue during the implementation but it was related to int and None.

TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'int' and none.

[jyejare]

@JacobCallahan Yeah having None is the data is something interesting but no worries I got you covered with fix in commit - 885109f

Could you please retry now ?

[JacobCallahan]

@jyejare that allowed the report to complete!

[jyejare]

Glad that works for you @JacobCallahan , Thanks !