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The OutputFormat and Delivery can be enums. However, they need to be "normalized":
The definition for OutputFormat uses OutputFormatEnum as its enum. However, code I've encountered uses ResultFormat, which is defined in a different place. And the two have seeminly identical definitions.
Same for Delivery (though that isn't defined in models.py)
The actual enums for this are really hard to figure out how to import.
It would be good if all of these enum's could be normalized, and importing them could be done in a straight forward way (currently deliver is at the top level import in servicex, but these enums are very deep)
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In the following code:
The
OutputFormat
andDelivery
can be enums. However, they need to be "normalized":The definition for
OutputFormat
usesOutputFormatEnum
as its enum. However, code I've encountered usesResultFormat
, which is defined in a different place. And the two have seeminly identical definitions.Same for
Delivery
(though that isn't defined inmodels.py
)The actual enums for this are really hard to figure out how to import.
It would be good if all of these enum's could be normalized, and importing them could be done in a straight forward way (currently
deliver
is at the top level import inservicex
, but these enums are very deep)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: