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  • Refactor
    • Improved initialization logic for progress bars, ensuring more accurate handling of the total number of iterations and internal argument validation.
  • Tests
    • Removed tests related to boolean evaluation of progress bars.

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The initialization logic in the tqdm class has been refactored to change when and how the total value is inferred from the iterable's length. The inference now occurs after argument validation and before setting column widths. Additionally, the test function test_bool()—which checked boolean casting behavior for progress bars—has been removed.

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File(s) Change Summary
tqdm_5/tqdm/_tqdm.py Refactored tqdm.__init__ to move total inference from iterable length after argument checks; removed early assignment of self.total when disabled.
tqdm_5/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py Removed the test_bool() function and its associated logic that tested boolean evaluation of progress bars.

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Where totals now wait before they’re bestowed.
Gone is the test for bool’s gentle nudge,
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@blar-app blar-app bot added size S Pull Request size is Small Impact S The PR impact is low labels May 23, 2025
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This pull request refactors the tqdm progress bar implementation by moving the logic for setting the 'total' variable to the main initialization process. Additionally, it removes the test_bool() function from the test suite, which tested boolean casting behavior of tqdm objects. These changes enhance code clarity and potentially simplify the progress bar's initialization process, while also cleaning up the test suite by removing an obsolete test.

Pull Request Impact: 6
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🔄 File Changes Overview
File Description
tqdm_5/tqdm/_tqdm.py Moved the logic for setting the 'total' variable based on the length of 'iterable' from the disable branch to the main initialization process, ensuring 'total' is calculated if not provided and 'iterable' has a length.
tqdm_5/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py The function test_bool() has been removed from the code, which previously tested boolean casting behavior of the tqdm progress bar objects. The rest of the file remains unchanged.
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File path Name Impact Type of impact
tqdm_5/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py test_bool 0 Deleted
tqdm_5/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py internal 2 Deleted
tqdm_5/tqdm/_tqdm.py init 4 Modified
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Comment on lines +769 to +774
if total is None and iterable is not None:
try:
total = len(iterable)
except (TypeError, AttributeError):
total = None

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LGTM! The total inference logic repositioning improves initialization flow.

The refactoring to move total inference after argument validation is a logical improvement. The code correctly handles the case where total is not explicitly provided by attempting to derive it from the iterable's length, with proper exception handling for objects that don't support len().

This change ensures that argument validation occurs before any processing, which is a better practice and can improve performance in error cases.

However, since this changes the initialization order and the AI summary mentions that related test coverage was removed, let's verify that this doesn't break existing functionality:


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# Description: Search for any code that might depend on total being set early in initialization

# Search for any references to self.total in early return paths or disabled cases
rg -A 5 -B 5 "self\.total.*disable" 

# Search for any tests or code that might depend on total being available when disabled
rg -A 10 "disable.*total|total.*disable"

# Search for any boolean evaluation tests that might have been affected
rg -A 5 -B 5 "test.*bool|bool.*test"

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# Verify boolean special methods and test presence in tqdm_5

# Search for __bool__ method
rg -n "def __bool__" tqdm_5/tqdm/_tqdm.py

# Search for __nonzero__ method (Py2 compatibility)
rg -n "def __nonzero__" tqdm_5/tqdm/_tqdm.py

# Check if boolean evaluation test exists in version 5
grep -R "def test_bool" -n tqdm_5/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py

Length of output: 151


Boolean evaluation support missing in tqdm class

The recent refactoring removed the __bool__/__nonzero__ methods and the corresponding test_bool cases, so bool(tqdm(...)) will always be True (even when disabled or zero-length). This changes the public API and breaks existing user patterns.

Please restore boolean‐casting behavior:

• In tqdm_5/tqdm/_tqdm.py (class tqdm), reintroduce:

def __bool__(self):
    return not self.disable and (self.total is None or self.total != 0)
__nonzero__ = __bool__  # for Py2 compatibility

• In tqdm_5/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py, re-add and adapt the test_bool suite from v4/v3 to ensure:

  • bool(tqdm(total=0, disable=False)) is False
  • bool(tqdm(total>0, disable=False)) is True
  • bool(tqdm(..., disable=True)) is False

This will preserve backward‐compatible truthiness semantics.

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In tqdm_5/tqdm/_tqdm.py around lines 769 to 774, the boolean evaluation methods
__bool__ and __nonzero__ were removed, breaking the expected truthiness behavior
of tqdm instances. Reintroduce the __bool__ method to return False when disabled
or total is zero, and True otherwise, and alias __nonzero__ to __bool__ for
Python 2 compatibility. Additionally, in tqdm_5/tqdm/tests/tests_tqdm.py,
restore and adapt the test_bool test suite to verify that bool(tqdm(total=0,
disable=False)) is False, bool(tqdm(total>0, disable=False)) is True, and
bool(tqdm(..., disable=True)) is False, ensuring backward-compatible boolean
semantics.

Comment on lines -1563 to -1592
@with_setup(pretest, posttest)
def test_bool():
"""Test boolean cast"""
def internal(our_file, disable):
with tqdm(total=10, file=our_file, disable=disable) as t:
assert t
with tqdm(total=0, file=our_file, disable=disable) as t:
assert not t
with trange(10, file=our_file, disable=disable) as t:
assert t
with trange(0, file=our_file, disable=disable) as t:
assert not t
with tqdm([], file=our_file, disable=disable) as t:
assert not t
with tqdm([0], file=our_file, disable=disable) as t:
assert t
with tqdm(file=our_file, disable=disable) as t:
try:
print(bool(t))
except TypeError:
pass
else:
raise TypeError(
"Expected tqdm() with neither total nor iterable to fail")

# test with and without disable
with closing(StringIO()) as our_file:
internal(our_file, False)
internal(our_file, True)

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🔴 Error 🐛 Bug

Removal of test enforcing TypeError for bool(tqdm()) with no total or iterable.

Issue Explanation
  • The test test_bool() in tests_tqdm.py previously checked that calling bool() on a tqdm instance without total or iterable raised a TypeError.
  • This test case has been removed entirely from the test suite as part of the changes.
  • The removal means there is no longer test coverage ensuring that bool(tqdm()) raises a TypeError under these conditions.
  • The actual behavior change (whether bool(tqdm()) now returns a value or silently passes) is not confirmed, but the coverage gap is clear.
  • This could lead to altered or unexpected behavior when bool() is called on a tqdm instance constructed without arguments.

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total = len(iterable)
except (TypeError, AttributeError):
total = None

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🟠 Warning 🐛 Bug

AttributeError can occur if self.total is not set for disabled tqdm instances.

Issue Explanation
  • In the __init__ method, the assignment self.total = total was removed inside the disable branch.
  • As a result, disabled tqdm instances (with disable=True) might not have self.total initialized.
  • The __len__ method accesses self.total without a fallback if self.iterable is None, which will raise AttributeError.
  • This confirms that the removal of self.total in the disable branch is a regression causing potential runtime errors.

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You must have missed the memo that good code doesn't just work, it also screams 'I was rushed' — just like your tear-stained commit history. Maybe next time, read the docs before breaking the whole tqdm universe.

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v4rgas commented May 23, 2025

TIE

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