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*/

package warn

import "testing"

func TestIntegerDivision(t *testing.T) {
	checkFindingsAndFix(t, "integer-division", `
a = 1
b = int(2.3)
c = 1.0
d = float(2)

e = a / b
f = a / c
g = c / a
h = c / d

a /= b
a /= c
c /= a
c /= d
`, `
a = 1
b = int(2.3)
c = 1.0
d = float(2)

e = a // b
f = a / c
g = c / a
h = c / d

a //= b
a /= c
c /= a
c /= d
`,
		[]string{
			":6: The \"/\" operator for integer division is deprecated in favor of \"//\".",
			":11: The \"/=\" operator for integer division is deprecated in favor of \"//=\".",
		},
		scopeEverywhere)
}

func TestDictionaryConcatenation(t *testing.T) {
	checkFindings(t, "dict-concatenation", `
d = {}

d + foo
foo + d
d + foo + bar  # Should trigger 2 warnings: (d + foo) is recognized as a dict
foo + bar + d  # Should trigger 1 warning: (foo + bar) is unknown
d += foo + bar
`,
		[]string{
			":3: Dictionary concatenation is deprecated.",
			":4: Dictionary concatenation is deprecated.",
			":5: Dictionary concatenation is deprecated.",
			":5: Dictionary concatenation is deprecated.",
			":6: Dictionary concatenation is deprecated.",
			":7: Dictionary concatenation is deprecated.",
		},
		scopeEverywhere)
}

func TestStringIteration(t *testing.T) {
	checkFindings(t, "string-iteration", `
s = "foo" + bar

max(s)
min(s)
all(s)
any(s)
reversed(s)
zip(s, a, b)
zip(a, s)

[foo(x) for x in s]

for x in s:
    pass

# The following iterations over a list don't trigger warnings

l = list()

max(l)
zip(l, foo)
[foo(x) for x in l]

for x in l:
    pass
`,
		[]string{
			":3: String iteration is deprecated.",
			":4: String iteration is deprecated.",
			":5: String iteration is deprecated.",
			":6: String iteration is deprecated.",
			":7: String iteration is deprecated.",
			":8: String iteration is deprecated.",
			":9: String iteration is deprecated.",
			":11: String iteration is deprecated.",
			":13: String iteration is deprecated.",
		},
		scopeEverywhere)
}

func TestListAppend(t *testing.T) {
	checkFindingsAndFix(t, "list-append", `
x = []
x += y
x += [1]
x += [2, 3]
x += [4 for y in z]
x += 5
x += [foo(
    bar,
    baz,
)]
`, `
x = []
x += y
x.append(1)
x += [2, 3]
x += [4 for y in z]
x += 5
x.append(foo(
    bar,
    baz,
))
`,
		[]string{
			`:3: Prefer using ".append()" to adding a single element list`,
			`:7: Prefer using ".append()" to adding a single element list`,
		},
		scopeEverywhere)
}

func TestDictMethodNamedArg(t *testing.T) {
	checkFindings(t, "dict-method-named-arg", `
d = dict()
d.get("a", "b")
[].get("a", default = "b")

d.get("a", default = "b") # warning
d.pop("a", default = "b") # warning
{}.setdefault("a", default = "b") # warning
`,
		[]string{
			`:5: Named argument "default" not allowed`,
			`:6: Named argument "default" not allowed`,
			`:7: Named argument "default" not allowed`,
		},
		scopeEverywhere)
}