refactor: consider early return optimization for dry-run #214
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WalkthroughThe changes modify the control flow of the main function in the commit_check module. The conditional check for the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant M as Main Function
participant C as Conditional Check
U->>M: Run script with --dry-run flag
M->>C: Check if dry_run is true
alt Dry Run Active
C-->>M: Return true
M-->>U: Exit immediately with PASS
else Dry Run Inactive
C-->>M: Return false
M->>M: Execute error handling and configuration validations
M-->>U: Continue with normal process flow
end
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102-105: LGTM! Excellent optimization for dry-run handling.The early return pattern is a good optimization that:
- Prevents unnecessary config validation and error handling when dry-run is active
- Makes the control flow more efficient and clearer
- Correctly implements the dry-run's purpose of running without failures
This is a good example of the "fail fast" principle in action, where we handle special cases early to avoid unnecessary processing.
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--dry-runoption, the program now exits immediately with a success status, bypassing subsequent operations for a more streamlined experience.