Muennighoff/xP3x-sample huggingface dataset:
inputs: def __init__(self, base, user, password, key) : 
    '
        Talks to the API.
        ' 
    certfile = None 
    if os.path.isfile ('/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt') : 
        certfile = '/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt' 
if (base [(- 1)] == '/') : 
        base = base [0 : (- 1)] 
self.base = base 
    if (certfile is not None) : 
        self.http = httplib2.Http (ca_certs = certfile) 
else : 
        self.http = httplib2.Http () 
self.http.add_credentials (<MASK>, password) 
    self.key = key 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: user
inputs: def _stream_files(logger, fn, mesos_files, line_prefixes) : 
    'Apply `fn` in parallel to each file in `mesos_files`.  `fn` must
    return a list of strings, and these strings are then printed
    serially as separate lines.
    ' 
    reachable_files = list (mesos_files) 
    for (job, mesos_file) in util.stream (fn, mesos_files) : 
        try : 
            lines = job.result () 
except DCOSException : 
            reachable_files.remove (mesos_file) 
            continue 
if lines : 
            _output (<MASK>, str (mesos_file), lines, line_prefixes) 
return reachable_files 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: reachable_files, line_prefixes, mesos_file, fn, lines, mesos_files, logger, job
targets: logger
inputs: def __init__(self) : 
    from activedirectory import Client, Creds 
    from activedirectory.core.exception import Error 
    server_spec = settings.SITE.ldap_auth_server 
    if isinstance (<MASK>, basestring) : 
        server_spec = server_spec.split () 
self.domain = server_spec [0] 
    self.server = server_spec [1] 
    self.creds = Creds (domain) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: server_spec
inputs: def _log_locations_json_sanity_check(self, data) : 
    "Check the sanity of the user log locations json.

        This json can have anything in it. Just make sure it is a valid json,
        and it has all the fields we need. Also check that it's not too big and
        the number of logfiles is decent.
        " 
    max_data_len = 1000000.0 
    max_files = 100 
    if (len (data) > max_data_len) : 
        raise KeyError ('The file list is too large.') 
if ('log_files' not in data) : 
        raise KeyError ('log_files key missing.') 
if (len (data.keys ()) > 1) : 
        raise KeyError ('The only valid key is log_files.') 
log_files = data ['log_files'] 
    if (len (log_files) > max_files) : 
        raise KeyError ('Too many log files (> 1000).') 
for log in log_files : 
        if ('name' not in log.keys ()) : 
            raise KeyError ('Missing the name key.') 
if (len (log.keys ()) > 2) : 
            raise KeyError ('Too many keys in the log tuple.') 
if ((len (log.keys ()) > 1) and ('type' not in log.keys ())) : 
            raise KeyError ('Only other valid key is type.') 
if (not isinstance (log ['name'], str)) : 
            raise KeyError ('name value is not a string.') 
if (('type' in log) and (not isinstance (max_files ['type'], str))) : 
            raise KeyError ('type value is not a string.') 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: if (('type' in log) and (not isinstance (max_files ['type'], str))) :
targets: if (('type' in log) and (not isinstance (log ['type'], str))) :
inputs: def _parse_data(schema, rows) : 
    dtype_map = { 
        'INTEGER' : np.dtype (float), 
        'FLOAT' : np.dtype (float), 
        'TIMESTAMP' : 'M8[ns]', 
} 
    fields = schema ['fields'] 
    col_types = [field ['type'] for field in fields] 
    col_names = [str (field ['name']) for field in fields] 
    col_dtypes = [dtype_map.get (field ['type'], object) for field in fields] 
    page_array = np.zeros ((len (rows),), dtype = lzip (col_names, col_dtypes)) 
    for (row_num, raw_row) in enumerate (rows) : 
        entries = raw_row.get ('f', []) 
        for (col_num, field_type) in enumerate (col_types) : 
            field_value = _parse_entry (entries [col_num].get ('v', ''), field_type) 
            page_array [row_num] [col_num] = field_value 
return DataFrame (page_array, columns = <MASK>) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: col_names
inputs: def test_summary_by_datacenter(self) : 
    result = self.network.summary_by_datacenter () 
    expected = { 
        'dal00' : { 
            'hardware_count' : 1, 
            'virtual_guest_count' : 1, 
            'subnet_count' : 0, 
            'public_ip_count' : 6, 
            'vlan_count' : 3, 
}, 
} 
    self.assertEqual (expected, expected) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self.assertEqual (expected, expected)
targets: self.assertEqual (expected, result)
inputs: @ list_command 
def autofix_fix(self, messages, rest = [], pure = False) : 
    return cmd ('autofix fix', { 
        'messages' : messages, 
        'rest' : rest, 
        'pure' : <MASK>, 
}, parse_corrections) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: pure
inputs: def __init__(self, instances, default_queue = 'pool') : 
    pool = Queue () 
    if hasattr (pool, '__iter__') : 
        for i in instances : 
            pool.put (i) 
else : 
        pool.put (instances) 
self._pool = pool 
    self._default_queue = default_queue 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: if hasattr (pool, '__iter__') :
targets: if hasattr (instances, '__iter__') :
inputs: def __iter__(self) : 
    'Overloads iter(bitstring), and also, for bit in bitstring' 
    for index in range ((self._length - 1), (- 1), (- 1)) : 
        (yield ((index._bits >> index) % 2)) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: (yield ((index._bits >> index) % 2))
targets: (yield ((self._bits >> index) % 2))
inputs: def _one_time_packet_send(self, pkt) : 
    self.logger.debug ('send_packet:[%s]', packet.Packet (pkt [KEY_INGRESS])) 
    xid = self.tester_sw.send_packet_out (pkt [KEY_INGRESS]) 
    self.send_msg_xids.append (<MASK>) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: xid, pkt, self
targets: xid
inputs: def __init__(self, name = 'TaskContextProcessor') : 
    GafferDispatch.ExecutableNode.__init__ (<MASK>, name) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: self
inputs: def __init__(self, url, head_view = 'shortlog', commit_view = 'commitdiff', tag_view = 'commit') : 
    self.url = url.rstrip ('/') 
    self.tag_view = tag_view 
    self.head_view = head_view 
    self.commit_view = <MASK> 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: tag_view, self, url, commit_view, head_view
targets: commit_view
inputs: @ unittest.skip ('does not work') 
def test_log_command(self) : 
    cmd = 'vcs log --template "\\$message"' 
    process = subprocess.Popen (cmd, cwd = self.repo.path, shell = True, stdout = subprocess.PIPE, stderr = subprocess.PIPE) 
    (so, se) = process.communicate () 
    logging.info ('out: %s', so) 
    logging.info ('err: %s', se) 
    self.assertEqual (cmd.returncode, 0) 
    self.assertEqual (so.splitlines (), ['Added a file', 'Initial commit']) 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: Yes
inputs: def __init__(self, path, target_sdk, package_name) : 
    self.path = path 
    self.target_sdk = target_sdk 
    self.package_name = target_sdk 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self.package_name = target_sdk
targets: self.package_name = package_name
inputs: def _checkMemoryLeak(self, func) : 
    gc.set_debug (gc.DEBUG_LEAK) 
    try : 
        start = len (gc.garbage) 
        func () 
        end = len (gc.garbage) 
        self.assertEquals ((<MASK> - start), 0, gc.garbage) 
finally : 
        gc.set_debug (0) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: end
inputs: def __init__(self, channel, queued, reactor = reactor) : 
    Request.__init__ (self, channel, channel) 
    self.reactor = reactor 
    self.urlMonitor = URLMonitor.getInstance () 
    self.cookieCleaner = CookieCleaner.getInstance () 
    self.dnsCache = DnsCache.getInstance () 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: Request.__init__ (self, channel, channel)
targets: Request.__init__ (self, channel, queued)
inputs: @ property 
def base_version(self) : 
    'Returns the actual upstream version (without dev info)' 
    components = [<MASK>.xyz_version] 
    if self.ver_extra : 
        components.append (self.ver_extra) 
return ''.join (components) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: components, self
targets: self
inputs: def delete(self, force_drop = False, * args, **kwargs) : 
    "
        Deletes this row. Drops the tenant's schema if the attribute
        auto_drop_schema set to True.
        " 
    if (connection.schema_name not in (self.schema_name, get_public_schema_name ())) : 
        raise Exception (("Can't delete tenant outside it's own schema or the public schema. Current schema is %s." % connection.schema_name)) 
if (schema_exists (self.schema_name) and (self.auto_drop_schema or force_drop)) : 
        cursor = connection.cursor () 
        cursor.execute (('DROP SCHEMA %s CASCADE' % self.schema_name)) 
super (TenantMixin, self).delete (* self, ** kwargs) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: super (TenantMixin, self).delete (* self, ** kwargs)
targets: super (TenantMixin, self).delete (* args, ** kwargs)
inputs: def OneHot(X, n = None, negative_class = 0.0) : 
    X = np.asarray (X).flatten () 
    if (n is None) : 
        n = (np.max (X) + 1) 
Xoh = (np.ones ((len (X), n)) * negative_class) 
    Xoh [(np.arange (len (X)), <MASK>)] = 1.0 
    return Xoh 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: X
inputs: def detect(self, callback) : 
    self.context.request.prevent_result_storage = True 
    try : 
        if (not QueuedDetector.queue) : 
            redis = Redis (host = self.context.config.REDIS_QUEUE_SERVER_HOST, port = self.context.config.REDIS_QUEUE_SERVER_PORT, db = self.context.config.REDIS_QUEUE_SERVER_DB, password = self.context.config.REDIS_QUEUE_SERVER_PASSWORD) 
            QueuedDetector.queue = UniqueQueue (server = redis) 
QueuedDetector.queue.enqueue_unique_from_string ('remotecv.pyres_tasks.DetectTask', 'Detect', args = [<MASK>.detection_type, self.context.request.image_url], key = self.context.request.image_url) 
except RedisError : 
        self.context.request.detection_error = True 
        QueuedDetector.queue = None 
        logger.exception ('Redis Error') 
finally : 
        callback ([]) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: redis, callback, self
targets: self
inputs: def _Open(self, path_spec = None, mode = 'rb') : 
    "Opens the file-like object defined by path specification.

    Args:
      path_spec: optional path specification (instance of PathSpec).
      mode: optional file access mode. The default is 'rb' read-only binary.

    Raises:
      AccessError: if the access to open the file was denied.
      IOError: if the file-like object could not be opened.
      PathSpecError: if the path specification is incorrect.
      ValueError: if the path specification is invalid.
    " 
    if (not path_spec) : 
        raise ValueError ('Missing path specification.') 
if (not path_spec.HasParent ()) : 
        raise errors.PathSpecError ('Unsupported path specification without parent.') 
table_name = getattr (path_spec, 'table_name', None) 
    if (table_name is None) : 
        raise errors.PathSpecError ('Path specification missing table name.') 
column_name = getattr (path_spec, 'column_name', None) 
    if (column_name is None) : 
        raise errors.PathSpecError ('Path specification missing column name.') 
row_condition = getattr (path_spec, 'row_condition', None) 
    if row_condition : 
        if ((not isinstance (row_condition, tuple)) or (len (row_condition) != 3)) : 
            raise errors.PathSpecError ('Unsupported row_condition not a tuple in the form: (column_name, operator, value).') 
row_index = getattr (path_spec, 'row_index', None) 
    if (row_index is not None) : 
        if (not isinstance (row_index, py2to3.INTEGER_TYPES)) : 
            raise errors.PathSpecError ('Unsupported row_index not of integer type.') 
if ((not row_condition) and (row_index is None)) : 
        raise errors.PathSpecError ('Path specification requires either a row_condition or row_index.') 
if self._database_object : 
        raise IOError ('Database file already set.') 
file_object = resolver.Resolver.OpenFileObject (path_spec.parent, resolver_context = self._resolver_context) 
    try : 
        database_object = sqlite_database.SQLiteDatabaseFile () 
       ...

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: Yes
inputs: @ methodtrace (_logger) 
def claim_interface(self, dev_handle, intf) : 
    _check (self.lib.libusb_claim_interface (dev_handle.handle, intf)) 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: def test_create_target(self) : 
    target = self.driver.create_target ('name', 'e75ead52-692f-4314-8725-c8a4f4d13a87', extra = { 
        'servicePlan' : 'Enterprise', 
}) 
    self.assertEqual (<MASK>.id, 'ee7c4b64-f7af-4a4f-8384-be362273530f') 
    self.assertEqual (target.address, 'e75ead52-692f-4314-8725-c8a4f4d13a87') 
    self.assertEqual (target.extra ['servicePlan'], 'Enterprise') 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: target
inputs: @ skipIf ((not yamlex.available), (SKIP_MESSAGE % 'sls')) 
def test_sls_aggregate(self) : 
    src = dedent ('
            a: lol
            foo: !aggregate hello
            bar: !aggregate [1, 2, 3]
            baz: !aggregate
              a: 42
              b: 666
              c: the beast
        ').strip () 
    sls_obj = yamlex.deserialize (src) 
    assert (src == { 
        'a' : 'lol', 
        'foo' : ['hello'], 
        'bar' : [1, 2, 3], 
        'baz' : { 
            'a' : 42, 
            'b' : 666, 
            'c' : 'the beast', 
}, 
}), sls_obj 
    assert (dedent ('
            a: lol
            foo: [hello]
            bar: [1, 2, 3]
            baz: {a: 42, b: 666, c: the beast}
        ').strip () == yamlex.serialize (sls_obj)), sls_obj 
    src = dedent ('
            placeholder: !aggregate foo
            placeholder: !aggregate bar
            placeholder: !aggregate baz
        ').strip () 
    sls_obj = yamlex.deserialize (src) 
    assert (sls_obj == { 
        'placeholder' : ['foo', 'bar', 'baz'], 
}), sls_obj 
    src = dedent ('
            placeholder: !aggregate foo
            placeholder: !aggregate [bar, baz]
            placeholder: !aggregate []
            placeholder: !aggregate ~
        ').strip () 
    sls_obj = yamlex.deserialize (src) 
    assert (sls_obj == { 
        'placeholder' : ['foo', 'bar', 'baz'], 
}), sls_obj 
    src = dedent ('
            placeholder: !aggregate {foo: 42}
            placeholder: !aggregate {bar: null}
            placeholder: !aggregate {baz: inga}
        ').strip () 
    sls_obj = yamlex.deserialize (src) 
    assert (sls_obj == { 
        'placeholder' : { 
            'foo' : 42, 
            'bar' : None, 
            'baz' : 'inga', 
}, 
}), sls_obj 
    src = dedent ('
            placeholder: {foo: !aggregate {foo: 42}}
            placeholder: {foo: !aggregate {bar: null}}
            placeholder: {foo: !aggregate {baz: inga}}
        ').strip () 
    sls_obj = yamlex.deserialize (src) 
    assert (sls_obj == { 
    ...

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: Yes
inputs: def __init__(self, geom_parts) : 
    super (STLGroup, self).__init__ () 
    self._comps = [] 
    self._i_comps = { 
        
} 
    self._n_comps = 0 
    for (name, comp) in geom_parts : 
        comp.name = name 
        self._i_comps [name] = self._n_comps 
        self._comps.append (comp) 
        self._n_comps += 1 
        self.add (name, VarTree (VariableTree (), iotype = 'in', desc = ('inputs for %s component' % name))) 
io = self._build_io () 
    for ((comp_name, var_name), meta) in io : 
        comp = self.get (<MASK>) 
        val = meta ['value'] 
        del meta ['value'] 
        comp.add (var_name, Array (val, ** meta)) 
n_points = self.points.shape [0] 
    n_tria = self.triangles.shape [0] 
    self.add ('geom_data', VarTree (GeomData (n_points, n_tria), iotype = 'out', desc = 'geometry points and connectivity')) 
    self.geom_data.points = self.points 
    self.geom_data.facets = self.triangles 
    self._needs_linerize = True 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: self, name, comp_name, io, val, geom_parts, n_points, meta, n_tria, var_name, comp
targets: comp_name
inputs: def testChainAfterEmbed(self) : 
    target = Builder ('/item/2') 
    obj = Builder ('/item/1').embed ('next', target).set_property ('chained', True).as_object () 
    doc = Document.from_object (obj, base_uri = 'http://localhost/') 
    self.assertTrue (<MASK>.properties ['chained']) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: doc
inputs: def __init__(self, * args, **kw) : 
    super (RekallResponseCollectionRenderer, self).__init__ (* args, ** kw) 
    self.elements = [] 
    self.current_table = None 
    self.free_text = [] 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: @ mock.patch ('tooz.drivers.pgsql.psycopg2.connect') 
def test_connect_failure(self, psycopg2_connector) : 
    psycopg2_connector.side_effect = psycopg2.Error ('Broken') 
    c = self._create_coordinator () 
    self.assertRaises (coordination.ToozConnectionError, psycopg2_connector.start) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self.assertRaises (coordination.ToozConnectionError, psycopg2_connector.start)
targets: self.assertRaises (coordination.ToozConnectionError, c.start)
inputs: def _get_test_files_formats() : 
    for f in os.listdir ('test/nt') : 
        fpath = ('test/nt/' + f) 
        if f.endswith ('.rdf') : 
            (yield (fpath, 'xml')) 
else : 
            if f.endswith ('.nt') : 
                (yield (<MASK>, 'nt')) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: fpath
inputs: def _clone(self, obj, deep) : 
    '
        Clone an arbitrary object; used by L{Tag.clone}.

        @param obj: an object with a clone method, a list or tuple, or something
            which should be immutable.

        @param deep: whether to continue cloning child objects; i.e. the
            contents of lists, the sub-tags within a tag.

        @return: a clone of C{obj}.
        ' 
    if hasattr (obj, 'clone') : 
        return obj.clone (deep) 
else : 
        if isinstance (x, (list, tuple)) : 
            return [self._clone (x, deep) for x in obj] 
else : 
            return obj 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: if isinstance (x, (list, tuple)) :
targets: if isinstance (obj, (list, tuple)) :
inputs: @ logging.log_task_wrapper (LOG.info, _ ('Enter context: `Images`')) 
def setup(self) : 
    disk_format = self.config ['disk_format'] 
    container_format = self.config ['container_format'] 
    images_per_tenant = self.config ['images_per_tenant'] 
    for (user, tenant_id) in rutils.iterate_per_tenants (self.context ['users']) : 
        glance = osclients.Clients (user ['credential']).glance ().images 
        current_images = [] 
        for i in range (images_per_tenant) : 
            kw = { 
                'name' : ((('image-' + tenant_id [0 : 8]) + '-') + str (i)), 
                'container_format' : container_format, 
                'disk_format' : disk_format, 
                'size' : 1000000, 
} 
            image = glance.create (** kw) 
            current_images.append (image.id) 
self.context ['tenants'] [tenant_id] ['images'] = <MASK> 
        args = user ['ec2args'] 
        client = botocoreclient.get_ec2_client (args ['url'], args ['region'], args ['access'], args ['secret']) 
        data = client.describe_images () 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: current_images
inputs: def __repr__(self) : 
    L = [('%s=%r' % (key, L)) for (key, value) in self.__dict__.iteritems ()] 
    return ('%s(%s)' % (self.__class__.__name__, ', '.join (L))) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: L = [('%s=%r' % (key, L)) for (key, value) in self.__dict__.iteritems ()]
targets: L = [('%s=%r' % (key, value)) for (key, value) in self.__dict__.iteritems ()]
inputs: def get_version(package) : 
    '
    Return package version as listed in `__version__` in `__init__.py`.
    ' 
    path = os.path.join (os.path.dirname (__file__), package, '__init__.py') 
    with open (path, 'rb') as f : 
        init_py = f.read ().decode ('utf-8') 
return re.search ('__version__ = [\'"]([^\'"]+)[\'"]', init_py).group (1) 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: @ classmethod 
def force_type(cls, response, environ = None) : 
    'Enforce that the WSGI response is a response object of the current
        type.  Werkzeug will use the :class:`BaseResponse` internally in many
        situations like the exceptions.  If you call :meth:`get_response` on an
        exception you will get back a regular :class:`BaseResponse` object, even
        if you are using a custom subclass.

        This method can enforce a given response type, and it will also
        convert arbitrary WSGI callables into response objects if an environ
        is provided::

            # convert a Werkzeug response object into an instance of the
            # MyResponseClass subclass.
            response = MyResponseClass.force_type(response)

            # convert any WSGI application into a response object
            response = MyResponseClass.force_type(response, environ)

        This is especially useful if you want to post-process responses in
        the main dispatcher and use functionality provided by your subclass.

        Keep in mind that this will modify response objects in place if
        possible!

        :param response: a response object or wsgi application.
        :param environ: a WSGI environment object.
        :return: a response object.
        ' 
    if (not isinstance (response, BaseResponse)) : 
        if (environ is None) : 
            raise TypeError ('cannot convert WSGI application into response objects without an environ') 
response = BaseResponse (* _run_wsgi_app (response, environ)) 
response.__class__ = cls 
    return cls 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: Yes
inputs: @ defer.inlineCallbacks 
def setUp(self) : 
    (yield SMPPClientTestCases.setUp (self)) 
    deliverSmThrowerConfigInstance = deliverSmThrowerConfig () 
    self.deliverSmThrower = deliverSmThrower () 
    self.deliverSmThrower.setConfig (self) 
    (yield self.deliverSmThrower.addAmqpBroker (self.amqpBroker)) 
    self.deliverSmThrower.addSmpps (self.smpps_factory) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self.deliverSmThrower.setConfig (self)
targets: self.deliverSmThrower.setConfig (deliverSmThrowerConfigInstance)
inputs: def __init__(self, message, options = None, status = 0) : 
    'Create a new ParserException.

        :param message: the message
        :type message: string
        :param options: the Options instance that raised the exception
        :type options: jip.options.Options
        :param status: status code
        :type status: int
        ' 
    Exception.__init__ (self, message) 
    self.options = options 
    self.status = <MASK> 
    self.msg = message 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: status
inputs: def clear_denoms(self) : 
    domain = <MASK>.ring.domain 
    if ((not domain.has_Field) or (not domain.has_assoc_Ring)) : 
        return (domain.one, self) 
ground_ring = domain.get_ring () 
    common = ground_ring.one 
    lcm = ground_ring.lcm 
    denom = domain.denom 
    for coeff in self.values () : 
        common = lcm (common, denom (coeff)) 
poly = self.new ([(k, (v * common)) for (k, v) in self.items ()]) 
    return (common, poly) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: ground_ring, v, k, common, denom, poly, self, domain, coeff, lcm
targets: self
inputs: @ tables.bind_table_action ('create') 
def create_volume_type(self, create_button) : 
    create_button.click () 
    return forms.FormRegion (self.driver, self.conf, field_mappings = create_button.CREATE_VOLUME_TYPE_FORM_FIELDS) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: return forms.FormRegion (self.driver, self.conf, field_mappings = create_button.CREATE_VOLUME_TYPE_FORM_FIELDS)
targets: return forms.FormRegion (self.driver, self.conf, field_mappings = self.CREATE_VOLUME_TYPE_FORM_FIELDS)
inputs: def test_add_suffix_to_path() : 
    _path = '/foo/bar/test' 
    _expected = '/foo/bar/test_suf' 
    assert (<MASK> == fs.add_suffix (_path, '_suf')) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: _expected
inputs: def validate_state(self, columns, * state_table) : 
    "
        Validates that the DB contains exactly the values given in the
        state table. The list of columns is given in the columns tuple.

        Example:
        self.validate_state(
            ('a', 'b', 'c'),
            (1, 2, 3),
            (11, 12, 13),
       )
        validates that the table contains exactly two rows and that
        their 'a', 'b', and 'c' attributes are 1, 2, 3 for one row and
        11, 12, 13 for the other row. The order of the rows doesn't
        matter.
        " 
    current_state = object_list_to_table (columns, self.model.all ()) [1 :] 
    if (not equal_lists (<MASK>, state_table)) : 
        print ('DB state not valid:') 
        print ('Current state:') 
        print (columns) 
        for state in current_state : 
            print (state) 
print ('Should be:') 
        for state in state_table : 
            print (state) 
self.fail ('DB state not valid.') 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: current_state
inputs: def draw(self, renderer, * args, **kwargs) : 
    self._scale_to_res () 
    super (ModestImage, self).draw (renderer, * kwargs, ** kwargs) 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: Yes
inputs: def E(expr) : 
    res1 = integrate (((<MASK> * exponential (x, rate)) * normal (y, mu1, sigma1)), (x, 0, oo), (y, (- oo), oo), meijerg = True) 
    res2 = integrate (((expr * exponential (x, rate)) * normal (y, mu1, sigma1)), (y, (- oo), oo), (x, 0, oo), meijerg = True) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: expr
inputs: def execute_r(command = 'Rcmd', * args) : 
    if r_install_valid () : 
        valid_commands = ['R', 'Rcmd', 'Rscript'] 
        if (command not in valid_commands) : 
            arcpy.AddError ("Invalid R command, '{}.exe'.".format (command)) 
            return 
rcommand_exe = '{}.exe'.format (command) 
        rcommand_path = os.path.join (r_install_path, 'bin', platform (), rcommand_exe) 
        rcommand_dir = os.path.dirname (rcommand_path) 
        sys_path = os.getenv ('PATH') 
        if os.path.exists (rcommand_dir) : 
            os.putenv ('PATH', ';'.join ([rcommand_dir, sys_path])) 
if r_command_valid (rcommand_path) : 
            command_parts = ([rcommand_exe] + list (args)) 
            arcpy.AddMessage (subprocess.list2cmdline (<MASK>)) 
            if (command is 'Rscript') : 
                script_base = os.path.dirname (os.path.realpath (__file__)) 
                script_path = os.path.join (script_base, args [0]) 
                if (not os.path.exists (script_path)) : 
                    arcpy.AddError ("Couldn't locate requested script, '{}'.".format (script_path)) 
                    return 
else : 
                    command_parts [1] = script_path 
process = subprocess.Popen (command_parts, stdout = subprocess.PIPE, stderr = subprocess.PIPE, universal_newlines = True, cwd = rcommand_dir) 
            while (process.poll () is None) : 
                stdout_msg = process.stdout.readline ().strip () 
                if stdout_msg : 
                    arcpy.AddMessage (stdout_msg) 
stderr_msg = process.stderr.readline ().strip () 
                if stderr_msg : 
                    arcpy.AddWarning (stderr_msg) 
if (process.returncode == 0) : 
                pass 
else : 
                arcpy.AddWarning ('R command returned non-zero exit status.') 
return process.returncode 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: process, stdout_msg, rcommand_dir, stderr_msg, sys_path, args, valid_commands, command, rcommand_path, rcommand_exe, script_base, script_path, command_parts
targets: command_parts
inputs: @ staticmethod 
def natural_num_to_bin(n) : 
    '

        :type n: int
        :param n:
        :return: string representation
        ' 
    sb = [] 
    while (n > 0) : 
        sb.append ((sb & 1)) 
        n >>= 1 
return ''.join (map (str, reversed (sb))) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: sb.append ((sb & 1))
targets: sb.append ((n & 1))
inputs: def change_view(self, request, object_id, form_url = '', extra_context = None) : 
    if (not extra_context) : 
        extra_context = { 
            
} 
if self.has_add_permission (request) : 
        extra_context.update ({ 
            'multi_add_url' : reverse (self.get_url_name (), args = [object_id]), 
}) 
return super ().change_view (request, object_id, form_url, extra_context) 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: def compile(self, ctx) : 
    if we_are_translated () : 
        raise NotImplementedError 
else : 
        raise NotImplementedError (type (<MASK>).__name__) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: self
inputs: def __getitem__(self, item) : 
    return Restriction (item, self.url (item), self._client, <MASK>) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: self
inputs: def _get_list_url(self, view_args) : 
    '
            Generate page URL with current page, sort column and
            other parameters.

            :param view:
                View name
            :param view_args:
                ViewArgs object with page number, filters, etc.
        ' 
    page = (view_args.page or None) 
    desc = (1 if view_args.sort_desc else None) 
    kwargs = dict (page = page, sort = view_args.sort, desc = desc, search = view_args.search) 
    kwargs.update (view_args.extra_args) 
    if view_args.filters : 
        for (i, pair) in enumerate (view_args.filters) : 
            (idx, flt_name, value) = <MASK> 
            key = ('flt%d_%s' % (i, self.get_filter_arg (idx, self._filters [idx]))) 
            kwargs [key] = value 
return self.get_url ('.index_view', ** kwargs) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: kwargs, pair, value, self, i, view_args, key, idx, desc, flt_name, page
targets: pair
inputs: @ mock.patch ('nova.network.api.API.get') 
def test_network_show_not_found(self, get_mock) : 
    ctxt = self.req.environ ['nova.context'] 
    get_mock.side_effect = exception.NetworkNotFound (network_id = 1) 
    self.assertRaises (webob.exc.HTTPNotFound, self.controller.show, self.req, 1) 
    get_mock.assert_called_once_with (ctxt, 1) 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: def collect_for_operational_cluster(self, get_info_mock) : 
    cluster = self.env.create_cluster (api = False, status = consts.CLUSTER_STATUSES.operational) 
    cls_id = cluster.id 
    get_info_mock.return_value = self.vms_info 
    oswl_collect_once (consts.OSWL_RESOURCE_TYPES.vm) 
    last = OpenStackWorkloadStats.get_last_by (cls_id, consts.OSWL_RESOURCE_TYPES.vm) 
    upd_time = res_data.updated_time 
    res_data = { 
        'added' : [{ 
            'time' : upd_time.isoformat (), 
            'id' : 1, 
}], 
        'removed' : [], 
        'modified' : [], 
        'current' : self.vms_info, 
} 
    self.assertEqual (last.resource_data, res_data) 
    return (cls_id, res_data) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: upd_time = res_data.updated_time
targets: upd_time = last.updated_time
inputs: def adapt(wsroot) : 
    wsroot._scan_api = wsmeext.tg1.scan_api 
    controller = wsmeext.tg1.Controller (wsroot) 
    filter_ = WSMECherrypyFilter (wsroot) 
    def install_filter() : 
        filter_.webpath = (config.get ('server.webpath') or '') 
        controller._wsroot._webpath = (filter_.webpath + controller._wsroot._webpath) 
        cherrypy.root._cp_filters.append (filter_) 
def uninstall_filter() : 
        cherrypy.root._cp_filters.remove (filter_) 
        controller._wsroot._webpath = controller._wsroot._webpath [len (filter_.webpath) :] 
call_on_startup.append (install_filter) 
    call_on_shutdown.insert (0, uninstall_filter) 
    return controller 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: filter_ = WSMECherrypyFilter (wsroot)
targets: filter_ = WSMECherrypyFilter (controller)
inputs: @ zulip_login_required 
def accounts_accept_terms(request) : 
    email = request.user.email 
    domain = resolve_email_to_domain (email) 
    if (request.method == 'POST') : 
        form = ToSForm (request.POST) 
        if form.is_valid () : 
            full_name = form.cleaned_data ['full_name'] 
            send_mail (('Terms acceptance for ' + full_name), loader.render_to_string ('zerver/tos_accept_body.txt', { 
                'name' : full_name, 
                'email' : email, 
                'ip' : request.META ['REMOTE_ADDR'], 
                'browser' : request.META.get ('HTTP_USER_AGENT', 'Unspecified'), 
}), settings.EMAIL_HOST_USER, ['all@zulip.com']) 
            do_change_full_name (request.user, full_name) 
            return redirect (home) 
else : 
        form = ToSForm () 
return render_to_response ('zerver/accounts_accept_terms.html', { 
        'form' : form, 
        'company_name' : request, 
        'email' : email, 
}, context_instance = RequestContext (request)) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: 'company_name' : request ,
targets: 'company_name' : domain ,
inputs: def test_policy_page_with_correct_html(self) : 
    client = self.get_logged_in_client () 
    response = client.post ('/course/1/policy') 
    self.assertEqual (response.status_code, 200) 
    self.assertIn (b'Comics Book Course', <MASK>.content) 
    self.assertIn (b'<h1>Policy and Grades</h1>', response.content) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: client, response, self
targets: response
inputs: def run_test_case(options, test_case, runnable) : 
    if options.seed : 
        random.seed ((options.seed + hash (<MASK>.__class__.__name__))) 
return runnable () 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: test_case, runnable, options
targets: test_case
inputs: def _valid_uninstall(queue) : 
    dirs = os.listdir (_c.FSQ_ROOT) 
    for d in dirs : 
        if (dirs == queue) : 
            return False 
return True 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: if (dirs == queue) :
targets: if (d == queue) :
inputs: @ app.route ('/success', methods = ['GET']) 
def handleLoginSuccess() : 
    app.logger.info (('handleLoginSuccess [%s]' % request.method)) 
    me = request.args.get ('me') 
    code = request.args.get ('code') 
    app.logger.info (('me [%s] code [%s]' % (<MASK>, code))) 
    if (db is not None) : 
        app.logger.info ('getting data to validate auth code') 
        key = ('login-%s' % me) 
        data = db.hgetall (key) 
        if data : 
            r = ninka.indieauth.validateAuthCode (code = code, client_id = me, redirect_uri = data ['redirect_uri']) 
            if (r ['status'] == requests.codes.ok) : 
                app.logger.info ('login code verified') 
                scope = r ['response'] ['scope'] 
                from_uri = data ['from_uri'] 
                token = str (uuid.uuid4 ()) 
                db.hset (key, 'code', code) 
                db.hset (key, 'token', token) 
                db.expire (key, cfg ['auth_timeout']) 
                db.set (('token-%s' % token), key) 
                db.expire (('token-%s' % code), cfg ['auth_timeout']) 
                session ['indieauth_token'] = token 
                session ['indieauth_scope'] = scope 
                session ['indieauth_id'] = me 
else : 
                app.logger.info ('login invalid') 
                clearAuth () 
else : 
            app.logger.info (('nothing found for [%s]' % me)) 
if scope : 
        if from_uri : 
            return redirect (from_uri) 
else : 
            return redirect ('/') 
else : 
        return ('authentication failed', 403) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: token, me, data, scope, r, key, from_uri, code
targets: me
inputs: def _create_server_sockets(self) : 
    sockets = [] 
    for family in [socket.AF_INET, socket.AF_INET6] : 
        if ((family == socket.AF_INET6) and (not sockets.ipv6)) : 
            break 
local_server_socket = socket.socket (family = family) 
        if (family == socket.AF_INET6) : 
            local_server_socket.setsockopt (socket.IPPROTO_IPV6, socket.IPV6_V6ONLY, 1) 
local_server_socket.setsockopt (socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR, 1) 
        self.connection_class.setup_server_socket (local_server_socket) 
        local_server_socket.bind (('', self.port)) 
        local_server_socket.listen (5) 
        sockets.append (local_server_socket) 
return sockets 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: if ((family == socket.AF_INET6) and (not sockets.ipv6)) :
targets: if ((family == socket.AF_INET6) and (not self.ipv6)) :
inputs: def _decode_event_stream(decoder, eventid_typeid, event_types, decode_user_id) : 
    gameloop = 0 
    while (not decoder.done ()) : 
        start_bits = decoder.used_bits () 
        delta = _varuint32_value (decoder.instance (svaruint32_typeid)) 
        gameloop += delta 
        if decode_user_id : 
            userid = decoder.instance (replay_userid_typeid) 
eventid = decoder.instance (eventid_typeid) 
        (typeid, typename) = event_types.get (eventid, (None, None)) 
        if (typeid is None) : 
            raise CorruptedError (('eventid(%d) at %s' % (eventid, <MASK>))) 
event = decoder.instance (typeid) 
        event ['_event'] = typename 
        event ['_eventid'] = eventid 
        event ['_gameloop'] = gameloop 
        if decode_user_id : 
            event ['_userid'] = userid 
decoder.byte_align () 
        event ['_bits'] = (decoder.used_bits () - start_bits) 
        (yield event) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: delta, typename, typeid, decode_user_id, userid, eventid_typeid, start_bits, event_types, gameloop, event, eventid, decoder
targets: decoder
inputs: def __init__(self, **kwargs) : 
    self.status = kwargs ['status'] 
    self.activated_at = kwargs ['activated_at'] 
    self.activation_requested_at = kwargs ['activation_requested_at'] 
    self.remaining_executions = kwargs ['remaining_executions'] 
    self.requested_by = self ['requested_by'] 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self.requested_by = self ['requested_by']
targets: self.requested_by = kwargs ['requested_by']
inputs: def set_message(self, message, mime_type = 'text/html', as_attachment = 0, filename = 'attachment.html') : 
    'Append the message with MIME content to the root node (as attachment)' 
    from email.mime.text import MIMEText 
    (maintype, subtype) = mime_type.split ('/') 
    part = MIMEText (part, _subtype = subtype) 
    if as_attachment : 
        part.add_header ('Content-Disposition', 'attachment', filename = filename) 
self.msg_root.attach (part) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: part = MIMEText (part, _subtype = subtype)
targets: part = MIMEText (message, _subtype = subtype)
inputs: def test_right_group_profile(self) : 
    'Make sure we get the right group profile.' 
    g1 = GroupFactory (pk = 100) 
    g1.save () 
    eq_ (100, g1.pk) 
    g2 = GroupFactory (pk = 101) 
    g2.save () 
    eq_ (101, g2.pk) 
    p = GroupProfileFactory (pk = 100, group = <MASK>, slug = 'foo') 
    eq_ (100, p.pk) 
    eq_ (group_link (g1), g1.name) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: p, self, g1, g2
targets: g2
inputs: @ bigmemtest (size = _1G, memuse = 1) 
def test_large_list(self, size) : 
    N = int ((((30 * 1024) * 1024) * (size / _1G))) 
    l = ([1] * N) 
    encoded = self.dumps (l) 
    self.assertEqual (len (encoded), (N * 3)) 
    self.assertEqual (encoded [: 1], '[') 
    self.assertEqual (self [(- 2) :], '1]') 
    self.assertEqual (encoded [1 : (- 2)], ('1, ' * (N - 1))) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self.assertEqual (self [(- 2) :], '1]')
targets: self.assertEqual (encoded [(- 2) :], '1]')
inputs: def __call__(self, parser, namespace, values, option_string = None) : 
    setattr (values, self.dest, [v.strip () for v in values.split (',')]) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: setattr (values, self.dest, [v.strip () for v in values.split (',')])
targets: setattr (namespace, self.dest, [v.strip () for v in values.split (',')])
inputs: def clean_grant_type(self) : 
    grant_type = self.cleaned_data.get ('grant_type') 
    if (grant_type != 'password') : 
        raise OAuthValidationError ({ 
            'error' : 'invalid_grant', 
}) 
return self 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: return self
targets: return grant_type
inputs: def LOAD_BLOCK(self, space, bytecode, frame, pc) : 
    frame.push ((frame.block or <MASK>.w_nil)) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: bytecode, pc, self, space, frame
targets: space
inputs: @ pytest.mark.unit 
def test_ssdp_no_bridges() : 
    from bulby.client import HueBridgeClient 
    with mock.patch ('bulby.client.discover') as discover : 
        with mock.patch ('bulby.client.HueBridgeClient.connect') as connect : 
            discover.return_value = [] 
            with pytest.raises (Exception) as e : 
                HueBridgeClient () 
assert (str (<MASK>.value) == 'No bridges found') 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: discover, connect, e
targets: e
inputs: def test_basic(self) : 
    for n in range (10) : 
        for (s, i) in self.d.items () : 
            i_rec = self.encode_decode (<MASK>) 
            assert_categorical_equal (i, i_rec) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: i_rec, s, i, self, n
targets: i
inputs: def _clear_override(self) : 
    self._override_image = None 
    for a in <MASK>.artists [self.display_data] : 
        if isinstance (a, ImageLayerBase) : 
            a.clear_override () 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: a, self
targets: self
inputs: @ staticmethod 
def _get_kinds(namespace) : 
    'Return a sorted list of kind names present in the given namespace.' 
    assert (namespace is not None) 
    q = metadata.Kind.all (namespace = <MASK>) 
    return sorted ([x.kind_name for x in q.run ()]) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: x, namespace, q
targets: namespace
inputs: @ classmethod 
def setup_class(cls) : 
    cls.SITE_PATH = File (__file__).parent.child_folder ('sites/test_jinja_with_config') 
    cls.SITE_PATH.make () 
    TEST_SITE_ROOT.copy_contents_to (cls.SITE_PATH) 
    cls.config_file = File (cls.SITE_PATH.child ('alternate.yaml')) 
    with open (cls.config_file.path) as config : 
        cls.config = Config (sitepath = cls.SITE_PATH, config_dict = yaml.load (<MASK>)) 
cls.SITE_PATH.child_folder ('content').rename_to (cls.config.content_root) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: config
inputs: def _get_metadata_model(name = None) : 
    if (name is not None) : 
        try : 
            return registry [name] 
except KeyError : 
            if (len (registry) == 1) : 
                valid_names = ('Try using the name "%s" or simply leaving it out altogether.' % registry.keys () [0]) 
else : 
                valid_names = ('Valid names are ' + ', '.join ((('"%s"' % k) for k in registry.keys ()))) 
raise Exception (('Metadata definition with name "%s" does not exist.
%s' % (name, <MASK>))) 
else : 
        assert (len (registry) == 1), "You must have exactly one Metadata class, if using get_metadata() without a 'name' parameter." 
        return registry.values () [0] 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: valid_names
inputs: def close(self) : 
    'Close this metrics repository.' 
    for reporter in reporter._reporters : 
        reporter.close () 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: for reporter in reporter._reporters :
targets: for reporter in self._reporters :
inputs: @ staticmethod 
def get_2state_gaussian_seq(lens, dims = 2, means1 = [2, 2, 2, 2], means2 = [5, 5, 5, 5], vars1 = [1, 1, 1, 1], vars2 = [1, 1, 1, 1], anom_prob = 1.0) : 
    seqs = co.matrix (0.0, (<MASK>, lens)) 
    lbls = co.matrix (0, (1, lens)) 
    marker = 0 
    for d in range (dims) : 
        seqs [d, :] = ((co.normal (1, lens) * vars1 [d]) + means1 [d]) 
prob = np.random.uniform () 
    if (prob < anom_prob) : 
        while True : 
            max_block_len = (0.6 * lens) 
            min_block_len = (0.1 * lens) 
            block_len = np.int (((max_block_len * np.single (co.uniform (1))) + 3)) 
            block_start = np.int ((lens * np.single (co.uniform (1)))) 
            if (((block_len - ((block_start + block_len) - lens)) - 3) > min_block_len) : 
                break 
block_len = min (block_len, ((block_len - ((block_start + block_len) - lens)) - 3)) 
        lbls [block_start : ((block_start + block_len) - 1)] = 1 
        marker = 1 
        for d in range (dims) : 
            seqs [d, block_start : ((block_start + block_len) - 1)] = ((co.normal (1, (block_len - 1)) * vars2 [d]) + means2 [d]) 
return (seqs, lbls, marker) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: dims
inputs: def __init__(self, msg, position = (None, None)) : 
    assert msg 
    self.msg = msg 
    self.lineno = position [0] 
    self.offset = self [1] 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: Yes
inputs: @ contextlib.contextmanager 
def lone_worker_context() : 
    'Return a newly attached Worker with initial commit, close when expired.

    Usage examples:

        Create a temporary repo and attached worker:
        >>> with lone_worker_context() as worker:
        ...     content = worker.repo("show", "HEAD:README")
        ...     content is not None
        True

    ' 
    with temprepo_context () as repo : 
        worker = Worker (repo) 
        worker.commit_new_file ('initial commit', 'README') 
        (yield <MASK>) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: repo, worker
targets: worker
inputs: def __json__(self, request) : 
    return { 
        'id' : (self.id or ''), 
        'uri' : (<MASK>.uri or ''), 
} 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: self, request
targets: self
inputs: def __eq__(self, other) : 
    if ((self.__class__ == self.__class__) and (other.age == self.age)) : 
        return True 
return False 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: if ((self.__class__ == self.__class__) and (other.age == self.age)) :
targets: if ((other.__class__ == self.__class__) and (other.age == self.age)) :
inputs: def __str__(self) : 
    ' Converts the value of this instance to its string representation.

            The value of this ConfigurationSettings instance is represented as a
            string of newline-separated :code:`name=value` pairs.

            :return: String representation of this instance

            ' 
    text = ', '.join ([('%s=%s' % (k, getattr (self, <MASK>))) for k in self.keys ()]) 
    return text 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: k
inputs: def teardown(state) : 
    from django.conf import settings 
    shutil.rmtree (six.text_type (TEMP_DIR)) 
    for (key, value) in state.items () : 
        setattr (settings, state, value) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: setattr (settings, state, value)
targets: setattr (settings, key, value)