Enumerated values discovery issue #113
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Hi, I have a bit of an issue when trying to import a document with attributes that have an enumerated list type value. The thing is that it works just fine on my computer, but trying it on a colleagues computer it refuses to discover those values and returns them as empty. Has anybody come across anything similar or knows anything about this? It also seems that OSLC does not discover these enum values and I have to resort to finding them via HTML. Thankful for any help! |
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I'm not sure what type of import you're referring to, but if you are using the DOORS Next browser UI then I don't think that's anything related to ELM-Python-Client. Or be a lot more specific about how you're importing using ELM-Python-Client, presumably you would be using your own code as the only import I cna think of in ELM-Python-Client is for reqIF but you don't mention that, and give a specific example of what the problem is, for example what you expect and what happens. |
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the oslcquery command also shows you the version you're running |
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The version we're both using is 0.31.1, which is the one I used when I started developing the code, the newer one does not really work since our company python version is not up to date and there were some issues there with quotation marks. The same version of Python as well with the same OS, we all have the same company issued computer. I have tried on the same configuration as them and it worked fine for me, different project areas doesn't seem to yield different results. I can try that oslcquery command but I think it should be the same. |
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elmclient works with Python >=3.9 (I use it on RHEL which has Python 3.9). Haven't tried with Python 3.14 yet but I don't expect any problems. You can eliminate questions about versions of OS/Python/elmclient by using both user's username and password from the same laptop. There was a defect, fixed in 0.34, "Also fixed smaller bugs like the one introduced by Python 13 accepting quotes inside f-strings, which only showed up if you used Python <13" - so hopefully that will let you use 0.34.1 - worth trying, I'd say. For the oslcquery command, add option oslcquery can capture a detailed log of the http communication with the server; if the typesystem report from oslcquery looks different, run the same command (i.e. the same project/component/config) for you and your colleague with |
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Ah okay thank you I will try these and see if anything works/points to what the problem may be! |
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FYI You can make your code do full http logging by setting |
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Thank you very much, got it to work after switching computers so I could debug! |
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that's good - what was the cause of the problem? |
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I'm not sure what type of import you're referring to, but if you are using the DOORS Next browser UI then I don't think that's anything related to ELM-Python-Client. Or be a lot more specific about how you're importing using ELM-Python-Client, presumably you would be using your own code as the only import I cna think of in ELM-Python-Client is for reqIF but you don't mention that, and give a specific example of what the problem is, for example what you expect and what happens.