tqdm 6

[v4rgas]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved consistency in progress bar length reporting by updating how the length is determined when the total is set but the iterable's length or shape is unavailable.

• Tests

  • Removed an outdated test and unused code to streamline the test suite.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the __len__ method in the tqdm class to always return self.total when the iterable lacks a length or shape, removing the previous fallback to None. Additionally, test code was cleaned up by removing an unused import, a helper function, and the entire test_imap function from the synchronisation tests.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
tqdm_6/tqdm/_tqdm.py	Modified tqdm.__len__ to return self.total directly when iterable lacks length/shape.
tqdm_6/tqdm/tests/tests_synchronisation.py	Removed unused imports, helper function, and the test_imap test function.

Poem

A hop and a skip, some code swept away,
The length now returns, in a more certain way.
Old tests retired, imports trimmed neat—
Progress in silence, a change discrete.
With every small patch, the code grows more bright,
Hopping ahead in the soft morning light! 🐇

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• tqdm_6/tqdm/_tqdm.py (1 hunks)
• tqdm_6/tqdm/tests/tests_synchronisation.py (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

tqdm_6/tqdm/_tqdm.py (1)

852-856:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Simplified len method behavior - verify backward compatibility.

The change from getattr(self, "total", None) to self.total removes the fallback to None and makes the method behavior more predictable. Since self.total is always initialized in __init__ (line 800), this change should be safe.

However, this is a potential breaking change if any external code was relying on the previous behavior of returning None when the total attribute was missing.

Run the following script to verify no code depends on the old fallback behavior:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for code that might rely on __len__ returning None
# Expected: No results indicating code checking for None return from __len__

# Search for patterns that might check for None from __len__
rg -A 3 -B 3 "len.*tqdm.*None|__len__.*None" 

# Search for code that calls len() on tqdm instances and checks for None
rg -A 3 -B 3 "len\([^)]*tqdm[^)]*\).*is None|len\([^)]*tqdm[^)]*\) == None"

Length of output: 124

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Approve change to __len__—please verify with your tests.

The removal of the getattr(..., None) fallback is safe because self.total is always initialized in __init__. A search across the codebase turned up no references to the old None fallback.

To be certain this won’t break downstream users, please:

• Run the full test suite to confirm there are no regressions.
• Check your own projects (or CI) for any code that expected len(tqdm_instance) to return None.
• Update documentation or release notes to note that __len__ now always returns an integer (or raises if total is missing).

tqdm_6/tqdm/tests/tests_synchronisation.py (2)

2-3: Import reorganization looks good.

The import restructuring improves readability by separating the imports logically. Moving TMonitor to its own import line (line 8) after the main tqdm import makes the dependencies clearer.

Also applies to: 8-8

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1-165:

✅ Verification successful

Verify that removed test coverage is not critical.

The AI summary indicates that the test_imap function, SkipTest import, and incr helper function were removed. While code cleanup is generally good, we should ensure that the removed test_imap function wasn't providing critical test coverage for multiprocessing functionality with tqdm.

Run the following script to check if multiprocessing functionality is tested elsewhere:

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# Description: Check for other multiprocessing tests to ensure coverage wasn't lost
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# Search for multiprocessing tests in the test suite
rg -l "multiprocessing|Pool|imap" --type py

# Search for specific multiprocessing test patterns
rg -A 5 -B 5 "test.*multiprocess|test.*pool|test.*imap" --type py

# Check if there are other tests covering multiprocessing with tqdm
rg -A 10 "Pool.*tqdm|tqdm.*Pool" --type py

Length of output: 6860

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#!/bin/bash
# Inspect multiprocessing-related tests in tqdm_6 test suite

# Show context around 'Pool' in tests_tqdm.py
rg -A5 -B5 "Pool" tqdm_6/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py

# Search for new concurrent API tests: process_map and thread_map
rg -A5 -B5 "process_map" --type py
rg -A5 -B5 "thread_map" --type py

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rg -R "tqdm\.contrib\.concurrent" --type py tqdm_6/tqdm/tests

Length of output: 7272

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#!/bin/bash
# Locate tests_concurrent.py in the v6 test suite
fd --extension py tests_concurrent.py tqdm_6/tqdm/tests

# Search for concurrent API tests in v6
rg -n "def test_process_map" tqdm_6
rg -n "def test_thread_map" tqdm_6
rg -n "concurrent" tqdm_6/tqdm/tests

Length of output: 169

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#!/bin/bash
# List contrib and test directories in v6
echo "Contrib directory files:"
ls -1 tqdm_6/tqdm/contrib

echo -e "\nTests directory files:"
ls -1 tqdm_6/tqdm/tests

# Search for process_map and thread_map in v6 codebase
echo -e "\nSearching for process_map definitions:"
rg -n "def process_map" tqdm_6

echo -e "\nSearching for thread_map definitions:"
rg -n "def thread_map" tqdm_6

Length of output: 589

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No missing multiprocessing coverage in v6

I’ve confirmed that in the v6 branch:

• There is no tqdm.contrib.concurrent directory or process_map/thread_map definitions.
• The test_imap function was removed along with the underlying concurrent API.

Since the concurrency helpers are no longer present, dropping the old test_imap coverage is expected and does not leave a gap.

🧰 Tools

🪛 Ruff (0.11.9)

80-82: Use a single with statement with multiple contexts instead of nested with statements

(SIM117)

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136-138: Use a single with statement with multiple contexts instead of nested with statements

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Summary

This PR refines the tqdm library by simplifying method implementations and cleaning up test code. Specifically, the len method in tqdm's core file is optimized for readability and performance, and redundant or outdated test functions related to multiprocessing and monitoring are removed. These changes aim to improve code clarity and maintainability without altering core functionality.

Pull Request Impact: 1
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_6/tqdm/_tqdm.py	Simplified the len method by replacing a conditional expression with a direct attribute access for the case when 'self.iterable' is None or does not have shape or length attributes.
tqdm_6/tqdm/tests/tests_synchronisation.py	Removed the import of TMonitor from tqdm and some test functions related to monitoring and multiprocessing that were previously present. The code now only imports tqdm and some specific test utilities without the multiprocessing imap test and monitoring test functions.

📊 Impact Summary

This tables shows the impact of the changes in the codebase

File path	Name	Impact	Type of impact
tqdm_6/tqdm/tests/tests_synchronisation.py	incr	1	Deleted
tqdm_6/tqdm/tests/tests_synchronisation.py	test_imap	0	Deleted

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🟠 Warning 🐛 Bug

Calling __len__ on disabled tqdm instances raises AttributeError.

Issue Explanation

• The __len__ method returns self.total when self.iterable is None or unsized.
• In the early disable branch of __init__, the constructor returns before assigning self.total.
• Disabled instances never get a total attribute, so calling __len__ on them raises AttributeError.
• Non-disabled instances always set self.total (even if it remains None).

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Review's done! 🚀 Check out the feedback and let me know if you need anything! – Blar

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Looks like you copied & pasted your code without testing, just like your entire development career. Maybe next time, assign yourself some responsibility instead of blaming the API for your mistakes.

[v4rgas]

BLAR