How to use sort_errors method in refurb

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ordered_db.py

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...11from json import load12from utils import error, success, DB_FILE13# Test which checks whether the data.json file is sorted by key and14# any lists within those keys. Success signified by exit code.15def sort_errors(list, stype, root=""):16 """17 Checks if a list of 'stype' strings has sorting errors, case insensitive.18 Takes as optional string 'root' as a root value for use with sublists.19 """20 has_errors = False21 reference = sorted(list, key=lambda item: item.lower())22 for i in range(len(list)):23 if list[i] == reference[i]:24 continue25 correct_index = reference.index(list[i])26 has_errors = True27 if root == "":28 error_msg = "{} '{}' not correctly ordred"29 else:30 error_msg = "{} '{}' of '{}' not correctly ordred"31 error(error_msg.format(stype, list[i], root))32 print("Should be placed at {} instead of {}".format(correct_index, i))33 return has_errors34with open(DB_FILE, 'r') as db_obj:35 data = load(db_obj, object_pairs_hook=OrderedDict)36has_errors = sort_errors(list(data.keys()), "Database entry")37for key, value in data.items():38 if value.get("android") and sort_errors(value["android"], "Android icon"):39 has_errors = True40 if value.get("linux"):41 symlinks = value["linux"].get("symlinks")42 if symlinks and sort_errors(symlinks, "Linux symlink", key):43 has_errors = True44 if value.get("osx") and sort_errors(value["osx"], "OSX icon"):45 has_errors = True46 if value.get("tags") and sort_errors(value["tags"], "Icon tag"):47 has_errors = True48if not has_errors:49 success("Database is properly sorted")...

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build-analyze.py

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2from util import log, run_cmd_throw, run_cmd3from util import verify_started_in_right_directory4from buildbot import extract_analyze_errors, strip_empty_lines56def sort_errors(lines, rel_path_start):7 if len(lines) == 0: return ([], [], [])8 sumatra_errors = []9 mupdf_errors = []10 ext_errors = []11 for l in lines:12 l = l[rel_path_start:]13 if l.startswith("src\\"): sumatra_errors.append(l)14 elif l.startswith("mupdf\\"): mupdf_errors.append(l)15 elif l.startswith("ext\\"): ext_errors.append(l)16 else: assert(False)17 return (sumatra_errors, mupdf_errors, ext_errors)1819def print_lines(lines):20 for l in lines: print("%s\n" % l)2122def pretty_print_errors(s):23 lines = extract_analyze_errors(s)24 (sumatra, mupdf, ext) = sort_errors(lines, len(os.getcwd()) + 1)25 print("******** EXT warnings\n")26 print_lines(ext)27 print("******** MUPDF warnings\n")28 print_lines(mupdf)29 print("******** SUMATRA warnings\n")30 print_lines(sumatra)31 print("Sumatra: %d, mupdf: %d, ext: %d" % (len(sumatra), len(mupdf), len(ext)))3233def main():34 verify_started_in_right_directory()35 config = "CFG=rel"36 obj_dir = "obj-rel"37 ver = "1000" # doesn't matter what version we claim38 extcflags = "EXTCFLAGS=-DSVN_PRE_RELEASE_VER=%s" % ver ...

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rank_errors.py

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1import sys2import re3logfile = sys.argv[1]4errors = {}5with open(logfile) as f:6 for line in f:7 if "ERROR" not in line:8 continue9 pattern1 = r"ERROR: "10 errorIndex = re.search(pattern1, line)11 pattern2 = r"\((\w+)\)$"12 nameIndex = re.search(pattern2, line)13 msgStart = errorIndex.span()[1]14 msgEnd = nameIndex.span()[0]15 errMsg = line[msgStart:msgEnd]16 errors[errMsg.strip()] = errors.get(errMsg.strip(), 0)+117sort_errors = sorted(errors.items(), key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)...

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