Use context managers for file operations to prevent resource leaks #3765
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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:json.load()raises an exception (malformed JSON, etc.), the file handle is never closedChanges
gradio_web_server.pymonitor/monitor.pymonitor/clean_battle_data.pymonitor/topic_clustering.pymonitor/intersect_conv_file.pymonitor/tag_openai_moderation.pyBefore/After
Test Plan
python -m py_compileon all modified filesNote
Additional instances exist in
data/andtrain/directories. This PR focuses on theserve/directory (runtime-critical). Happy to follow up with additional PRs if desired.🤖 Generated with Claude Code