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Refactor Codebase with ChatGPT o3-mini-hight #817

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Refactor Codebase with ChatGPT o3-mini-hight #817

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@neozhu neozhu commented Feb 3, 2025

The refactoring effort focuses on enhancing code readability, maintainability, and performance. Automated suggestions provided by ChatGPT o3-mini-hight have been integrated to update variable names, function structures, and overall code organization. Please review the changes and test the updated code to ensure everything functions as expected.

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neozhu commented Feb 5, 2025

@jeanjmnez @boscorp
I noticed that you’re involved in this project, but I didn’t see your names listed among my collaborators. I’m curious to know how you came to be part of it.

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Bram1903 commented Feb 5, 2025

@neozhu,

Anyone on GitHub can approve a pull request, but if they aren’t a collaborator, their approval will appear as a gray checkmark and won’t count toward the required approvals for merging.

For example, if I, as a collaborator, approve this PR, it will look completely different. Let me show you how that appears.

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After sending this message, I will approve this PR, to show you the difference.

Kind regards,
Bram

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Bram1903 commented Feb 5, 2025

Now that I’ve sent my previous message, you can see that my approval appears highlighted in green. This indicates that it counts as an approval from someone with write access.

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@jeanjmnez @boscorp

I noticed that you’re involved in this project, but I didn’t see your names listed among my collaborators. I’m curious to know how you came to be part of it.

Hi, sorry about that it was an error but I would really like to be part of the project and contribute. Just guide me on how to start!!

Thanks

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neozhu commented Feb 5, 2025

@jeanjmnez @boscorp
I noticed that you’re involved in this project, but I didn’t see your names listed among my collaborators. I’m curious to know how you came to be part of it.

Hi, sorry about that it was an error but I would really like to be part of the project and contribute. Just guide me on how to start!!

Thanks

It's ok. I’m not sure how to guide you at this moment, but if you have any good ideas, please feel free to submit a PR. I'd be happy to review it.

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boscorp commented Feb 5, 2025

Hello,

I am also willing to contribute to this great project, how could I communicate to you the ideas I have to implement it?

Thanks

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Bram1903 commented Feb 5, 2025

Hey @boscorp,

The best way to contribute is by creating issues to discuss potential changes or new features. If Neozhu approves the additions, you can support the development by submitting a pull request.

Kind regards,
Bram

@neozhu neozhu merged commit 79b50c7 into main Feb 19, 2025
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