Refactor store_model() method to improve safety and efficiency #245
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i changed this because The initial code was not as safe as the second one because it uses the open() function to open the file and write to it, but it does not use the with statement to automatically close the file when the operation is completed or an error occurs. This means that if an error occurs during the write operation, the file may not be closed properly, which could lead to data loss or file corruption
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Hi @krishnakumarbhat . Thanks for this, yes, it is a good change. However, the commit message is very ambiguous since you didn't updated the bin files. Can you please update the commit message to reflect the real change? |
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sorry sir for inconvenience. i have implemented the recommended changes as per your suggestion. Specifically, I have made the code more robust and efficient by utilizing the 'with' statement to ensure automatic file closing after writing. Moreover, I have added a check to verify whether the model has been updated before storing it on disk, which will help prevent any possible data loss or file corruption. Additionally, this modification will also reduce the number of writes to disk, which enhances performance. Thank you for your valuable support .Kindly let me know if there are any further adjustments that I need to make or if you have any feedback on my work. |
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hi sir, sorry for this issue I am unaware of what is this test case problem because I have just changed the python code and wrote it in another but why is it showing the error . Would you be able to assist me in understanding the error message and guide me on how to fix the issue? I would really appreciate your help. Thank you |
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@krishnakumarbhat it means when running slips on these 2 files |
The store_model() method was updated to improve safety and efficiency by using the 'with' statement to automatically close the file after writing, and by checking if the model has been updated before storing it on disk. This avoids potential data loss or file corruption, and reduces unnecessary writes to disk. Specifically, the 'open()' function calls were replaced with 'with open()', and a conditional check was added to only store the model on disk if it has been updated.