Fix visit_assign and visit_subscript to handle dictionary assignments #10053
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🤖 According to the primer, this change has no effect on the checked open source code. 🤖🎉 This comment was generated for commit 174882d |
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Hi @chitvs, thanks for your contribution. Would you have the opportunity to look into the failing tests? Also, a regression test is required. You can browse recent PRs or the contributing docs for some pointers, and feel free to ask questions. |
Sure, I will. |
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I looked at tests and my edits can't solve the issue, so I'm easily going to close this PR. |
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This PR addresses the handling of unsupported item assignments in nested dictionaries within the
visit_assignandvisit_subscriptmethods. It ensures that the code can handle cases where dictionaries are assigned to keys properly, preventing potential errors.Closes #10050