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Support tests for BinaryPaths. #10770
Support tests for BinaryPaths. #10770
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dataclasses.replace
is neat, but also more cognitive load. How about instead having line 453 usereturn BinaryPaths(binary_name=request.binary_name)
, and likewise creating a newBinaryPaths
with these returns?Yes, more duplication. But simpler.
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I started with the more duplication code (and more nested code, which I'm fine with but you tend to push back on) and landed here so this appears to be eye of the beholder. Since dataclasses are ubiquitous in rules, using standard dataclasses APIs does not strike me as neat, its just pedestrian.