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Zero padding fix #92

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Zero padding fix #92

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Fixes Issue #75

@ntippman ntippman marked this pull request as ready for review August 19, 2020 11:15
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@wswld, @dirkmueller, @dtantsur, @ppentchev: It looks to me that this PR is fixing the problem mentioned in the issue #75. Is this fine or do you prefer some different way how to fix it?

@wswld wswld merged commit 877755b into datadriventests:master Sep 27, 2021
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wswld commented Sep 27, 2021

Hey @ntippman @martin-majlis thanks for the contribution and sorry for the wait. I should have looked into this earlier. The issue seems to be fixed now.

jakelishman added a commit to jakelishman/ddt that referenced this pull request Sep 27, 2021
PR datadriventests#92 added an extra argument to the `idata` decorator.  This had no
default value, and so the calling convention was incompatible with older
releases of `ddt`.  This makes the second argument optional, with the
previous default value inferred if it is not supplied.  This means that
the single-argument form of `idata` will still work, while supporting
the newer method allowing it to be overridden.
jakelishman added a commit to jakelishman/ddt that referenced this pull request Sep 27, 2021
PR datadriventests#92 added an extra argument to the `idata` decorator.  The new
`index_len` argument had no default value, and so the calling convention
was incompatible with older releases of `ddt`.  This commit makes the
second argument optional, with the previous default value inferred if it
is not supplied.  The single-argument form of `idata` will now work
again, while the newer method allowing it to be overridden is still
supported.
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