Fix ENOTDIR handling in Config.from_file() with silent=True#5923
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Fix ENOTDIR handling in Config.from_file() with silent=True#5923apoorvdarshan wants to merge 1 commit intopallets:mainfrom
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`from_pyfile()` correctly suppresses `ENOTDIR` when `silent=True`, but `from_file()` was missing it. This caused an `OSError` when a path component is a regular file instead of a directory (e.g. `~/.myapp` is a file and loading `~/.myapp/config.toml`).
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May I ask what made you open this PR (did an LLM tell you there is a bug? or did you actually encounter a problem yourself?), and whether you used AI for this or not? Because we closed a similar issue as "not planned" recently, and likewise the associated PR. |
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Summary
from_pyfile()correctly suppresseserrno.ENOTDIRwhensilent=True, butfrom_file()was missing itOSErrorwhen a path component is a regular file instead of a directory (e.g.~/.myappis a file and loading~/.myapp/config.toml)errno.ENOTDIRto the silent error tuple, matchingfrom_pyfile()behaviorTest plan
test_config_enotdir_silent— creates a file where a directory is expected and confirmsfrom_file(..., silent=True)returnsFalseinstead of raising