[sessionauthentication] Code generation: update services and models#447
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This pull request, generated automatically, introduces some stylistic changes. I've pointed out a couple of areas where the new code is less readable or idiomatic than it could be. Specifically, there's an unnecessary use of an f-string and a function call that has been flattened onto a single, very long line, which goes against PEP 8 recommendations for line length. My suggestions aim to improve code clarity and adherence to Python's style conventions.
| Create a session token | ||
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| endpoint = self.baseUrl + "/sessions" | ||
| endpoint = self.baseUrl + f"/sessions" |
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The use of an f-string for a static string f"/sessions" is unnecessary and doesn't add any value. For improved clarity and idiomatic Python, if you intend to use an f-string for concatenation, you should include all parts of the string within it.
| endpoint = self.baseUrl + f"/sessions" | |
| endpoint = f"{self.baseUrl}/sessions" |
| return self.client.call_adyen_api( | ||
| request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs | ||
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| return self.client.call_adyen_api(request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs) |
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This line is very long and exceeds common line length limits (like PEP 8's 79 characters), which hurts readability. It's better to wrap long lines. The previous multi-line formatting was preferable.
| return self.client.call_adyen_api(request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs) | |
| return self.client.call_adyen_api( | |
| request, self.service, method, endpoint, idempotency_key, **kwargs | |
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References
- PEP 8, the style guide for Python code, recommends limiting lines of code to 79 characters to improve readability. (link)
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This PR contains the automated changes for the
sessionauthenticationservice.The commit history of this PR reflects the
adyen-openapicommits that have been applied.