Astral ruff commands #65
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PR Type: Enhancement
PR Summary: This pull request introduces new functionality related to Astral Inc. software, specifically Ruff, by adding commands to query Ruff linting rules and format code using Ruff. It includes changes to utility functions, settings, and the addition of a new plugin module for Astral-related commands. The PR modifies logging setup, updates constants, and adjusts settings configurations to accommodate the new features.
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✅ Issue addressed: this change correctly addresses the issue or implements the desired feature.
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General suggestions:
- Ensure that all new commands and utilities are thoroughly tested, especially those that interact with external processes or APIs.
- Consider refining exception handling to catch more specific exceptions rather than generic ones, as this can improve debugging and error reporting.
- Review the changes to settings configurations, particularly the addition of 'extra="ignore"' in various settings, to ensure that this aligns with the project's configuration management practices.
- Verify that the new plugin module integrates smoothly with the existing bot framework and that command interactions are intuitive for end-users.
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suggestion (llm): Catching a generic Exception is generally not recommended as it can make debugging harder by obscuring the actual exceptions being raised. Consider catching more specific exceptions related to the subprocess execution or the environment that could fail. This approach will make the error handling more precise and informative.
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