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Remove Instruction.disassembly
attribute
#540
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- Existing usages are replace its with `Instruction.get_assembly()`
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Marked as draft for now to address failing tests. One test issue seems to be that the testing packages are importing |
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Looks good to me! |
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I think these changes make sense. Relying on a pre-release version is probably a habit we should get into in general – we should always have the source version be a release candidate version a bit ahead of the PyPI version.
Good thinking! I also appreciate that this cleans up the code a good amount.
Closes #539. |
One sentence summary of this PR (This should go in the CHANGELOG!)
Instruction.disassembly
attribute. Its usage is replaced with the existingInstruction.get_assembly()
, which is equivalent.Instruction.get_assembly
to be synchronous.ofrak==3.3.0rc0
,ofrak_capstone==1.1.0rc0
to ensure versions of these libraries from PyPI are not used. Update makefilesLink to Related Issue(s)
#539.
Please describe the changes in your request.
See above.
Anyone you think should look at this, specifically?
@dannyp303