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Summary

Replace json.load(open(...)) anti-pattern with proper context managers to ensure file handles are always closed, even when exceptions occur.

Problem

The pattern json.load(open(file)) has several issues:

  1. File handle leak: If json.load() raises an exception (malformed JSON, etc.), the file handle is never closed
  2. ResourceWarning: Python 3.x warns about unclosed file handles
  3. Resource exhaustion: Long-running services may hit "too many open files" limits

Changes

File Change
gradio_web_server.py API endpoint config loading
monitor/monitor.py Ban IP list loading
monitor/clean_battle_data.py Ban IP list loading
monitor/topic_clustering.py Input file reading
monitor/intersect_conv_file.py All file operations (read + write)
monitor/tag_openai_moderation.py Input file reading

Before/After

# Before (file handle may leak)
data = json.load(open(file))

# After (file handle always closed)
with open(file) as f:
    data = json.load(f)

Test Plan

  • Verified Python syntax with python -m py_compile on all modified files
  • Existing functionality unaffected (purely structural change)

Note

Additional instances exist in data/ and train/ directories. This PR focuses on the serve/ directory (runtime-critical). Happy to follow up with additional PRs if desired.

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yurekami and others added 2 commits December 29, 2025 01:01
- Fix duplicate function name bug in controller.py where `worker_api_get_status`
  was defined twice, causing the test_connection endpoint to shadow the worker
  status endpoint
- Fix PEP 8 violation: use `is None` instead of `== None` in model_worker.py
- Fix type comparison: use `isinstance()` instead of `type() ==` in
  openai_api_server.py for better Pythonic style
- Add `/health` endpoint to both controller and openai_api_server for load
  balancer and orchestration system compatibility

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
Replace `json.load(open(...))` pattern with proper context managers
(`with open(...) as f:`) to ensure file handles are always closed,
even when exceptions occur.

Files fixed:
- gradio_web_server.py: API endpoint file loading
- monitor/monitor.py: Ban IP list loading
- monitor/clean_battle_data.py: Ban IP list loading
- monitor/topic_clustering.py: Input file reading
- monitor/intersect_conv_file.py: All file operations (read and write)
- monitor/tag_openai_moderation.py: Input file reading

This prevents:
- File handle leaks when json.load() raises exceptions
- ResourceWarning in Python 3.x
- Potential "too many open files" errors in long-running processes

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <[email protected]>
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