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Many Python files currently uses direct open() which requires manually closing each file.
Proposed Change
Replace direct open() calls with Python's context manager (with statement) to ensure proper file handling and automatic cleanup.
Rationale
Performance remains the same
with ensures proper file handling and automatically closes the file when done, even if an exception occurs
Prevents potential resource leaks from unclosed file handles
Code Changes
# Beforefh=open('nohup.out')
whilenotfinished:
lines=fh.readlines()
# ... rest of the while loop ...# Afterwithopen('nohup.out') asfh:
whilenotfinished:
lines=fh.readlines()
# ... rest of the while loop ...
Implementation Notes
This is a best practice change that implements the context manager protocol
No functional changes to the core logic
Improves resource management and exception handling
Current Behavior
Many Python files currently uses direct
open()
which requires manually closing each file.Proposed Change
Replace direct
open()
calls with Python's context manager (with
statement) to ensure proper file handling and automatic cleanup.Rationale
with
ensures proper file handling and automatically closes the file when done, even if an exception occursCode Changes
Implementation Notes
Files Affected
Tasks
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