Fix SkipRepeatsQueue._put() raises AttributeError (#817)#818
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Do you mind adding a regression test? |
This fixes an issue with SkipRepeatsQueue._put() which causes it to raise an AttributeError on the first put. This is done by adding a check to test if _last_item is set to None, which is the value set by __init__()
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I have added a test to check for this to the commit. |
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Thanks @AndreiB97 :) |
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This fixes an issue with
SkipRepeatsQueue._put()which causes it to raisean
AttributeErroron the first put. This is done by adding a check to testif
_last_itemis set toNone, which is the value set by__init__()Issue: #817