Unexpected keyword argument in function call PYL-E1123
Bug risk
Critical
2 years ago
—
3 years old
Unexpected keyword argument 'pattern' in constructor call
168 await event.edit("404: Directory Not Found")
169
170
171@bot.on(events.NewMessage(pattern=".ups ?(.*)"))172async def _(event):
173 if event.fwd_from:
174 returnUnexpected keyword argument 'supports_streaming' in constructor call
330 if metadata.has("height"):
331 height = metadata.get("height")
332 document_attributes = [
333 DocumentAttributeAudio(334 duration=duration,
335 w=width,
336 h=height,Unexpected keyword argument 'round_message' in constructor call
330 if metadata.has("height"):
331 height = metadata.get("height")
332 document_attributes = [
333 DocumentAttributeAudio(334 duration=duration,
335 w=width,
336 h=height,Unexpected keyword argument 'h' in constructor call
330 if metadata.has("height"):
331 height = metadata.get("height")
332 document_attributes = [
333 DocumentAttributeAudio(334 duration=duration,
335 w=width,
336 h=height,Unexpected keyword argument 'w' in constructor call
330 if metadata.has("height"):
331 height = metadata.get("height")
332 document_attributes = [
333 DocumentAttributeAudio(334 duration=duration,
335 w=width,
336 h=height,
Description
The function call has passed a keyword argument that doesn't correspond to one of the function's parameter names. This is an error.
Bad practice
def update_count(item, available=True)
if available:
count[item] += 1
update_count("coffee", is_available=True) # Wrong keyword arguemnt used
Recommended:
def update_count(item, available=True)
if available:
count[item] += 1
update_count("coffee", available=False)