🧹 Refactor: extract logic from fix_env#791
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📝 Info: Refactoring preserves error-path behavior correctly
The old fix_env() used a return statement inside the except OSError block to skip the success-print statements at the end of the function. The new _write_env_securely() returns True/False, and fix_env.py:132 gates the success messages with if _write_env_securely(new_content):. This is semantically equivalent — on OSError, False is returned and no success message prints; on success, True triggers the prints. The refactoring correctly preserves this behavior.
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| def _parse_env_content(content): | ||
| parsed = {} | ||
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| for line in lines: | ||
| for line in content.splitlines(): | ||
| if "=" in line: | ||
| key, val = line.split("=", 1) | ||
| parsed[key.strip()] = clean_val(val.strip()) | ||
| return parsed |
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📝 Info: New private helpers are correctly excluded from all
The three new functions _parse_env_content, _resolve_assignments, and _write_env_securely are prefixed with _ (private convention) and are not added to __all__ at fix_env.py:6. This is correct — they are internal implementation details. All external callers (tests/test_fix_env.py:5, tests/test_security.py:8) only use the public API (fix_env, clean_val, escape_val).
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🎯 What: Extract logic from
fix_envto smaller helper methods_parse_env_content,_resolve_assignments, and_write_env_securely.💡 Why: Reduces cyclomatic complexity and improves readability of
fix_env.pywithout changing behavior.✅ Verification: Verified by checking format using
ruff formatandruff check, and full test execution viauv run pytest.✨ Result: Improved maintainability and modularity of the script.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 17068934099022728148 started by @abhimehro