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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Simplified the behavior of progress bars by removing their explicit boolean evaluation methods.
• Tests
  • Streamlined and clarified tests related to boolean casting of progress bars, ensuring consistent and direct validation.

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Walkthrough

The __bool__ and __nonzero__ methods were removed from the tqdm class, eliminating explicit boolean evaluation for its instances. Corresponding tests were refactored to directly check boolean casting and exception handling, simplifying the structure without changing test coverage or logic.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tqdm_3/tqdm/_tqdm.py	Removed __bool__ and __nonzero__ methods from the tqdm class, eliminating explicit boolean evaluation.
tqdm_3/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py	Refactored test_bool to simplify boolean casting checks and exception handling for tqdm and trange.

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In the code, a truth once told,
With __bool__ and friends now gone,
Progress bars march, brave and bold—
No more casting to lean upon!
Tests hop along, their checks refined,
Simpler paths for code and mind.
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• tqdm_3/tqdm/_tqdm.py

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tqdm_3/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py (2)

tqdm_3/examples/include_no_requirements.py (1)

• tqdm (6-9)

tqdm_3/tqdm/_tqdm.py (2)

• tqdm (132-1325)
• trange (1328-1333)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

tqdm_3/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py (3)

1714-1717: LGTM! Boolean casting tests are correctly implemented.

The tests properly verify that tqdm(total=10) evaluates to True and tqdm(total=0) evaluates to False, which aligns with the expected behavior after the removal of explicit __bool__ and __nonzero__ methods.

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1722-1726: LGTM! Iterable-based boolean tests are correct.

The tests correctly verify that tqdm([]) (empty iterable) evaluates to False and tqdm([0]) (non-empty iterable) evaluates to True. This properly tests the boolean casting behavior for iterable-based tqdm instances.

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1726-1733: LGTM! Exception handling test is properly implemented.

The test correctly verifies that tqdm() with neither total nor iterable raises a TypeError when attempting boolean conversion. The exception handling logic is sound - it attempts the boolean cast, catches the expected TypeError, and raises an error if no exception occurs as expected.

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Summary

This PR refactors the tqdm progress bar implementation by removing custom boolean evaluation methods (bool and nonzero), simplifying the class behavior. It also revises related tests to improve clarity and correctness in boolean casting verification. The changes aim to streamline progress bar behavior and ensure consistent testing practices, aligned with a focus on code simplicity and maintainability.

Pull Request Impact: 149
We measure the impact of a Pull Request on the codebase by counting the number of references to the changed code.

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🔄 File Changes Overview

File	Description
tqdm_3/tqdm/_tqdm.py	Removed the bool and nonzero methods from the class, which previously provided custom boolean behavior for instances of the class.
tqdm_3/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py	Refactored the boolean casting tests for the tqdm object to improve clarity and correctness, updating the way boolean values are checked and simplifying some test cases.

📊 Impact Summary

This tables shows the impact of the changes in the codebase

File path	Name	Impact	Type of impact
tqdm_3/tqdm/_tqdm.py	bool	1	Deleted
tqdm_3/tqdm/_tqdm.py	nonzero	0	Deleted
tqdm_3/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py	get_bool_for_tqdm	7	Deleted
tqdm_3/tqdm/_tqdm.py	tqdm	139	Modified
tqdm_3/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py	internal	2	Modified

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🟠 Warning 🐛 Bug

Calling bool(tqdm_instance) on a generator-based tqdm raises a TypeError.

Issue Explanation

• The tqdm class no longer defines __bool__/__nonzero__.
• Python falls back to __len__ for truth-value testing.
• The __len__ method calls len(self.iterable).
• len(generator) raises TypeError when the iterable has no __len__.
• bool(tqdm(generator)) now triggers this TypeError, breaking code that previously returned True.

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This developer thought they could fool Python's truthiness without understanding that generators are intentionally inscrutable. Clearly, they thrive on chaos and poorly documented bugs.

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