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Extract deployment_ready conditional into named variable #9
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Extract deployment_ready conditional into named variable #9
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Co-authored-by: nosredna123 <[email protected]>
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Pull request overview
This PR improves code readability by extracting a complex inline conditional expression into a named variable. The refactoring maintains logical equivalence while making the code easier to understand at a glance.
Key Changes:
- Extracted the
deployment_readyconditional logic into a separate variable assignment before dictionary construction - Added a clarifying comment explaining the extraction
- The logic remains functionally identical: when
force_acceptedis true,deployment_readyis false; otherwise, it retrieves the value fromreview_result
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@copilot apply changes based on the comments in this thread |
The trailing whitespace issue mentioned in the review was already addressed in commit 691e1b5. The PR review thread you referenced (3575052634) is an overview summary with no additional actionable items. All feedback has been applied. |
Addresses readability feedback on complex inline conditional expression in coordination plan execution.
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deployment_readyassignment logic into named variable before dictionary constructionBefore
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Logic is equivalent; this is a pure readability refactor.
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