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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved error handling for importing the RemoteQueueAdapter, providing clearer feedback on missing optional dependencies.

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The pull request introduces a modification to the set_queue_adapter function in the pysqa/queueadapter.py file. The change involves adding a try-except block around the import of RemoteQueueAdapter to handle potential import errors more gracefully. If the import fails, a new ImportError is raised with a more descriptive message about potential missing optional dependencies, improving error handling and providing clearer feedback to users.

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pysqa/queueadapter.py Added try-except block for RemoteQueueAdapter import to handle potential ImportError with improved error messaging

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pysqa/queueadapter.py (2)

410-415: Approve the improved error handling with minor suggestions.

Good improvement to the error handling! The try-except block makes the error message more user-friendly when optional dependencies are missing. A few suggestions to make the error message even more helpful:

Consider enhancing the error message to explicitly mention the required dependencies:

-                "Failed to instantiate RemoteQueue setup, probably due to missing optional dependencies"
+                "Failed to instantiate RemoteQueue setup. Please ensure the optional dependencies 'paramiko' and 'tqdm' are installed. You can install them using: pip install paramiko tqdm"

This provides users with immediate actionable information about what packages they need to install.


410-415: Consider updating documentation for optional dependencies.

Since this change handles optional dependencies more gracefully, it would be helpful to document these requirements.

Consider:

  1. Adding a note in the docstring of set_queue_adapter about optional dependencies for different queue types
  2. Updating the project's README or documentation to list optional dependencies for each queue adapter type
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410-415: Verify similar import patterns in the codebase.

Let's check if there are other optional dependencies that could benefit from similar error handling improvements.

✅ Verification successful

No other similar import patterns require improved error handling

The verification results show that the import of RemoteQueueAdapter is the only instance in the codebase where optional dependencies are handled with try-except blocks for ImportError. This suggests that other imports in the codebase are for required dependencies rather than optional ones.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for similar import patterns and error handling in the codebase

# Look for direct imports that might be optional
rg "^from.*import" --type py

# Look for try-except blocks around imports
rg -B 2 -A 2 "try:.*\n.*import.*\n.*except.*ImportError"

# Look for other potential optional dependencies mentioned in setup files
fd "setup\.(py|cfg)" | xargs rg "extras_require"

Length of output: 5114


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's try a different approach to find try-except blocks around imports

# Search for try-except blocks around imports with proper multiline support
rg -U --multiline "try:\s*\n.*?import.*?\n.*?except.*?ImportError" -g "*.py"

# Search for potential optional imports with specific patterns
rg "try:.*?import" -g "*.py"

# Look for setup.py extras_require specifically
cat setup.py

Length of output: 433

Comment on lines +410 to +415
try:
from pysqa.base.remote import RemoteQueueAdapter
except ImportError as e:
raise ImportError(
"Failed to instantiate RemoteQueue setup, probably due to missing optional dependencies"
) from e
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I am a bit reluctant to add this try except statement, as the message does not add a lot more details.

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I was only confused, since I installed pure pyiron_base to test some things and got greeted by an ImportError. I immediately checked if our feedstock is missing packages and then realized it is an optional dependency.
This is only conveyed by the code base.
However, I am fine with not having this in.

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