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Fix: correct the raise behavior of function j_loader #4492

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fix #4490

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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling for unsupported file types when loading files, providing clearer messages for JSON and YAML formats.
  • Documentation

    • Updated error message in the documentation to specify that files must be either JSON or YAML/YML.

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The changes modify the j_loader function in deepmd/common.py to improve error handling for file loading. The function now implements a more robust approach to loading JSON and YAML files by attempting to parse the file first as JSON, and if that fails, then trying YAML. Additionally, the error message for unsupported file types has been updated for clarity.

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deepmd/common.py Updated j_loader function to enhance error handling for unsupported file types and improve error messages.

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Proper error handling for non-existing files [#4490] Cannot confirm from the provided diff if file existence is explicitly checked.
Clear error messaging for unsupported file types [#4490]

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deepmd/common.py (1)

194-194: Enhance error message with file details.

Consider making the error message more helpful by including the file path and the specific parsing errors encountered.

-    raise TypeError("config file must be json, or yaml/yml")
+    raise TypeError(f"Failed to parse '{filepath}': file must be valid JSON or YAML/YML")
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175-175: LGTM: Docstring update is accurate and concise.

The error message in the docstring correctly reflects the function's behavior.


179-193: LGTM: Robust error handling implementation.

The new implementation provides a clear and systematic approach to file loading, with good separation between JSON and YAML attempts. The comments effectively explain the error handling strategy.

@kirk0830 kirk0830 closed this Dec 23, 2024
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