Minor Refactor #5
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The PR successfully implements the stated goals: removes automatic dependency installation (
install_dependencies()andget_pip_command()removed), clarifies virtual environment usage in README with platform-specific activation commands, removes unused imports (e.g.,functools.partial), and eliminates duplicate signal handler registrations.Key observations:
install_dependencies()calls from bothmain()and the__main__block is correct and aligns with the PR description.install_dependencies()), fixing a potential redundancy.Minor concern: The diff shows removal of
signal.signal(signal.SIGTERM/SIGINT, signal_handler)after the Windows-specific block inmain(), but the original code had duplicate registrations. The current version correctly registers handlers only once in both branches (Windows/non-Windows), which is correct.One small inconsistency: In
main(), the lambda passed towin32api.SetConsoleCtrlHandlerstill referencessignal_handler(signal.CTRL_C_EVENT, frame). While this works, it's slightly unusual—typically you'd pass a callable that matches the expected signature (e.g.,lambda sig: signal_handler(sig, None)). However, since the original code used this pattern and the PR doesn’t change its behavior, this is not a regression.Overall, clean, focused refactor with improved clarity.
Confidence: 95/100
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