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…r (Cherry-pick of #22050) (#22063) As reported in #20324, the Rust-based Python import parser does not handle certain valid source patterns including concatenated strings. Fix the Rust-based parser to handle concatenated strings correctly. Strings are parsed out of `Node`s via the new `extract_string` helper. The `insert_import` function is refactored to avoid double parsing of strings. Added some tests as well for concatenated strings. Co-authored-by: Tom Dyas <[email protected]>
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…r (Cherry-pick of #22050) (#22062) As reported in #20324, the Rust-based Python import parser does not handle certain valid source patterns including concatenated strings. Fix the Rust-based parser to handle concatenated strings correctly. Strings are parsed out of `Node`s via the new `extract_string` helper. The `insert_import` function is refactored to avoid double parsing of strings. Added some tests as well for concatenated strings. Co-authored-by: Tom Dyas <[email protected]>
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As reported in #20324, the Rust-based Python import parser does not handle certain valid source patterns including concatenated strings.
Fix the Rust-based parser to handle concatenated strings correctly. Strings are parsed out of
Node
s via the newextract_string
helper. Theinsert_import
function is refactored to avoid double parsing of strings.Added some tests as well for concatenated strings.