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More explicit error message when DSN alias is not found #1198

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j-bennet merged 3 commits into dbcli:master from tomplex:dsn-not-found-error

Jul 31, 2020

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tomplex commented Jul 27, 2020

Description

Today I made a typo in a DSN alias while connecting, and the "invalid DSN" error made me look at my pgcli config file, wondering how it changed, before I realized I just misspelled the alias. So I figured it might be nice to make the error for that case more explicit.

I'm happy to add a test or two but I couldn't find any other tests for the cli function / error cases to base it off of.

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I've added this contribution to the changelog.rst.
I've added my name to the AUTHORS file (or it's already there).
I installed pre-commit hooks (pip install pre-commit && pre-commit install), and ran black on my code.
Please squash merge this pull request (uncheck if you'd like us to merge as multiple commits)

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          add a specific error message when DSN with provided alias is not found

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          update changelog & authors file

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                except:

                except KeyError:

                    click.secho(

                        f"Could not find a DSN with alias {dsn}. "

tomplex Jul 27, 2020
Author Contributor

I used an f-string because I see you support Python3.6+, but I'm happy to switch to a different form of string interpolation if there's a preferred method for the package.

j-bennet Jul 31, 2020
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We are very happy with f-strings now that we don't have to support python 2. :)

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Merging #1198 into master will increase coverage by 0.03%.
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          Merge branch 'master' into dsn-not-found-error

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j-bennet commented Jul 31, 2020

Well done, thank you @tomplex! 🍓

j-bennet merged commit 223015a into dbcli:master

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