ORM: deprecate double underscores in LinkManager contains
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Just a small comment: the breaking change was released with v1.6.2 (see "Commits on Apr 26, 2021") so perhaps it would be nice if we could add this to the v1.6.5 release branch you were preparing. Maybe this was your original idea, but since you only mention 2.0 in the OP I just wanted to mention this explicitly. |
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The use of double underscores in the interface of the `LinkManager` was
recently deprecated for v2.0, however, it unintentionally broke the
`__contains__` operator. Legacy code that was using code like:
if 'some__nested__namespace' in node.inputs
which used to work, will now return false, breaking existing code. The
solution is to override the `__contains__` operator and check for the
presence of a double underscore in the key. If that is the case, now a
deprecation warning is emitted, but the key is split on the double
underscores and the namespaces are used to fetch the intended nested
dictionary before applying the actual contains check on the leaf node.
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Yes, this should also go in the backport release. Once merged, I will cherry-pick it. |
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The use of double underscores in the interface of the `LinkManager` was
recently deprecated for v2.0, however, it unintentionally broke the
`__contains__` operator. Legacy code that was using code like:
if 'some__nested__namespace' in node.inputs
which used to work, will now return false, breaking existing code. The
solution is to override the `__contains__` operator and check for the
presence of a double underscore in the key. If that is the case, now a
deprecation warning is emitted, but the key is split on the double
underscores and the namespaces are used to fetch the intended nested
dictionary before applying the actual contains check on the leaf node.
Cherry-pick: bf80fde
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Fixes #4953
The use of double underscores in the interface of the
LinkManagerwasrecently deprecated for v2.0, however, it unintentionally broke the
__contains__operator. Legacy code that was using code like:which used to work, will now return false, breaking existing code. The
solution is to override the
__contains__operator and check for thepresence of a double underscore in the key. If that is the case, now a
deprecation warning is emitted, but the key is split on the double
underscores and the namespaces are used to fetch the intended nested
dictionary before applying the actual contains check on the leaf node.