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Optimize by Refactoring Duplicated Code #1

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@benefacto benefacto commented Dec 29, 2023

Summary

This pull request addresses the cleanup of the homebase-dao-deployer project, focusing primarily on the removal of dead and duplicated code. This effort is part of our ongoing initiative to enhance the maintainability and readability of our codebase.

Overview of Changes

  • Total Files Changed: 992
  • Net Line Changes: +2,971 / -57,068
  • Primary Focus: Deletion of unused code (964 out of 992 files changed)

Key Points

  1. File Deletions: A large portion of the changes are file deletions, reducing clutter and improving project clarity.
  2. Use of File Filters: To facilitate review, one can use GitHub's file filters to isolate relevant changes.
  3. Refined GitHub Extension: For an enhanced review experience, the Refined GitHub extension is recommended.
  4. No Major Code Changes: The focus has been on removing redundant code without altering existing functionalities.
  5. Build and Runtime Verification: The application successfully builds and runs, although a thorough runtime test is advisable. Assistance in setting up a test environment is requested.

CI Adjustments

  • Adjustments to the Continuous Integration process have been made to optimize performance and reliability.

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Assurance of Minimal Impact

  • The deletions and changes are unlikely to affect existing functionalities, as confirmed by successful builds.

Requests

  • Runtime Testing Assistance: Help in setting up a test deployment to check for runtime issues is greatly appreciated.
  • Focused Code Review: Attention should be mainly on the 28 files that were modified rather than the deleted files.

Conclusion

This refactoring is a key step in optimizing our codebase, setting the stage for more efficient development processes and easier future maintenance.

@benefacto benefacto self-assigned this Dec 29, 2023
@benefacto benefacto marked this pull request as ready for review December 30, 2023 00:30
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This entire repository should be deprecated by this change so no need for a refactor.

@benefacto benefacto closed this Jan 9, 2024
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