Quality: Unclosed file handle for README.md#620
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The `README.md` file is opened using `open('README.md', 'r')` but is never explicitly closed. This can lead to resource leaks, especially in long-running processes or if the script were to be extended to open many files. While Python's garbage collector might eventually close it, it's not guaranteed and is considered bad practice.
Affected files: ensure_sorted.py
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✨ Code Quality
Problem
The
README.mdfile is opened usingopen('README.md', 'r')but is never explicitly closed. This can lead to resource leaks, especially in long-running processes or if the script were to be extended to open many files. While Python's garbage collector might eventually close it, it's not guaranteed and is considered bad practice.Severity:
highFile:
ensure_sorted.pySolution
Use a
withstatement to ensure the file is properly closed even if errors occur.Changes
ensure_sorted.py(modified)Testing
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Closes #619