How to use _internal_resolve method in lisa

Best Python code snippet using lisa_python

runbook.py

Source:runbook.py

...68        return builder69    def resolve(70        self, variables: Optional[Dict[str, VariableEntry]] = None71    ) -> schema.Runbook:72        parsed_data = self._internal_resolve(self.raw_data, variables)73        # validate runbook, after extensions loaded74        runbook = self._validate_and_load(parsed_data)75        return runbook76    def partial_resolve(77        self, partial_name: str, variables: Optional[Dict[str, VariableEntry]] = None78    ) -> Any:79        result: Any = None80        if partial_name in self.raw_data:81            raw_data = copy.deepcopy(self.raw_data[partial_name])82            result = self._internal_resolve(raw_data, variables)83        return result84    def derive(85        self, variables: Optional[Dict[str, VariableEntry]] = None86    ) -> "RunbookBuilder":87        """88        create a new instance with a copy of variables. If the variables is not89        given, it copies current variables90        """91        result = RunbookBuilder(self._path, self._cmd_args)92        if variables is None:93            variables = {key: value.copy() for key, value in self.variables.items()}94        result._variables = variables95        result._raw_data = self._raw_data96        return result97    def dump_variables(self) -> None:98        variables = self.variables99        # log message for unused variables, it's helpful to see which variable100        # is not used.101        unused_keys = [key for key, value in variables.items() if not value.is_used]102        if unused_keys:103            self._log.debug(f"variables {unused_keys} are not used.")104        # print runbook later, after __post_init__ executed, so secrets are handled.105        for key, value in variables.items():106            self._log.debug(f"variable '{key}': {value.data}")107    def _internal_resolve(108        self, raw_data: Any, variables: Optional[Dict[str, VariableEntry]] = None109    ) -> Any:110        raw_data = copy.deepcopy(raw_data)111        if variables is None:112            variables = self.variables113        try:114            parsed_data = replace_variables(raw_data, variables)115        except Exception as identifier:116            # log current data for troubleshooting.117            self._log.debug(f"parsed raw data: {raw_data}")118            raise identifier119        return parsed_data120    def _import_extensions(self) -> None:121        # load extended modules...

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