doit/doit

basename in Task.valid_attr, but not in Task.init

#459

@petkapou

2 years ago

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Describe the bug

Task attribute basename is in Task.valid_attr, but not in the Task constructor. Then call of a function dict_to_task fails due to a not accepted argument.

Environment

OS: Rocky 8
python version: 3.9.11
doit version: 0.35.0

pydoit / doit

CLI task management & automation tool

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basename in Task.valid_attr, but not in Task.init