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Summary

  • normalize the module docstring in models_controller.py so the file imports without syntax errors

Testing

  • python -m pytest --override-ini "addopts=" tests/unit/test_models_endpoint.py
  • python -m pytest --override-ini "addopts=" (fails: pytest_asyncio, respx, pytest_httpx not installed in environment)

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68ec2699ab208333aa457b9299c22d89

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  • Documentation
    • Enhanced controller documentation with clearer descriptions and formatting to improve maintainability and readability. No changes to behavior, APIs, or interfaces. No impact on functionality, performance, configuration, or UI. Users will not notice any differences. No action required for upgrades or deployments.

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The ModelsController module’s docstring in src/core/app/controllers/models_controller.py was updated to a more descriptive text. No code logic, imports, classes, methods, or control flow were modified.

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Docstring Update
src/core/app/controllers/models_controller.py
Expanded and reformatted the module-level docstring; no functional or behavioral changes.

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I twitch my nose—ah, docs now tell!
No loops were stirred, no imports spun,
Just clearer words, and then I’m done.
Thump-thump! I stamp in tidy cheer—
A brighter doc, still crystal-clear.

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**/*.py

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**/*.py: Avoid using emojis in Python code comments or docstrings
Follow PEP 8 and use type hints for all functions
Import order must be: standard library, third-party, then local imports, separated by blank lines
Naming conventions: snake_case for variables and functions; PascalCase for classes
Error handling: use specific exceptions and include meaningful error messages
Prefer f-strings for string formatting

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  • src/core/app/controllers/models_controller.py
src/**/*.py

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src/**/*.py: Catch specific exceptions; avoid broad except Exception blocks
If a broad exception must be caught, log with exc_info=True and re-raise a specific custom exception
Use the most specific exception class from src.core.common.exceptions that accurately describes the error
Provide clear, helpful error messages and include relevant details in the details dictionary of custom exceptions

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  • src/core/app/controllers/models_controller.py
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src/core/app/controllers/models_controller.py (1)

1-4: Docstring formatting fix looks good.

The updated module docstring now parses cleanly and matches our style guide.


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The docstring formatting has already been fixed in the current dev branch. The models controller now has proper single-line docstring format.

@matdev83 matdev83 closed this Oct 23, 2025
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