refactor: type hints and imports across multiple modules

[Anshgrover23]

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• New Features

  • Added GPU mode selection parameter (integrated/hybrid/nvidia) to GPU operations.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved command timeout handling for GPU operations.

• Refactor

  • Removed unused imports and streamlined code formatting across modules for improved maintainability.

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Walkthrough

Extensive code formatting and import cleanup across the cortex library, with minor functional enhancements including a new GPU mode CLI argument and timeout handling in subprocess operations. The majority of changes are cosmetic style improvements—line wrapping, parenthesis restructuring, and unused import removal—with no significant behavioral alterations.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Formatting & Import Cleanup cortex/benchmark.py, cortex/branding.py, cortex/health_score.py, cortex/licensing.py, cortex/semver_resolver.py, cortex/systemd_helper.py, cortex/update_checker.py, cortex/version_manager.py	Cosmetic line-wrapping adjustments, unused import removal (e.g., Console, typing.List, typing.Optional), and minor whitespace changes. No behavioral impact.
CLI & GPU Manager Enhancements cortex/cli.py, cortex/gpu_manager.py	Added new GPU mode positional argument (integrated/hybrid/nvidia) to CLI; added subprocess timeout exception handling in gpu_manager's _run_command; minor signature formatting updates.
Code Style Refactoring cortex/printer_setup.py, cortex/stdin_handler.py, cortex/wifi_driver.py, cortex/updater.py, cortex/output_formatter.py	Reformatted multi-line constructions to single-line expressions, adjusted regex/string literals, and removed unused imports (tempfile, typing.Optional). Semantics preserved.
Test Files Import Updates tests/test_benchmark.py, tests/test_gpu_manager.py, tests/test_health_score.py, tests/test_printer_setup.py, tests/test_stdin_handler.py, tests/test_systemd_helper.py, tests/test_update_checker.py, tests/test_updater.py, tests/test_wifi_driver.py	Reordered import statements; exposed additional public symbols (MODEL_REQUIREMENTS, APP_GPU_RECOMMENDATIONS, BATTERY_IMPACT, DRIVER_PACKAGES, SCANNER_PACKAGES, FAILURE_SOLUTIONS, SERVICE_STATE_EXPLANATIONS, SUB_STATE_EXPLANATIONS, BLUETOOTH_DRIVERS, DRIVER_DATABASE). Minor test data formatting adjustments; replaced IOError with OSError in stdin_handler tests.

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Possibly related PRs

• chore: Auto-fix 152 ruff linting issues #610 — Overlapping modifications to gpu_manager functions and signatures (_run_command, run_gpu_manager) with this PR.

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• mikejmorgan-ai
• Suyashd999

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A hop, a skip, through files we go,
Formatting lines, in tidy rows.
Import cleanup, dust removed,
GPU modes and timeouts soothed.
Cleaner code, the rabbit's creed! ✨

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🧹 Recent nitpick comments

cortex/wifi_driver.py (1)

193-208: Consider extracting _run_command to a shared utility (optional, future improvement).

This helper method is duplicated across at least four modules (wifi_driver.py, gpu_manager.py, printer_setup.py, health_score.py) with nearly identical implementations. Consider extracting it to a shared utility module like cortex/utils/subprocess.py in a future PR to reduce duplication.

This is out of scope for the current formatting PR—just flagging for future consideration.

cortex/benchmark.py (1)

118-127: Consider handling TimeoutExpired exception explicitly.

The timeout=5 parameter is a good addition, but subprocess.run will raise subprocess.TimeoutExpired if the command times out. This is caught by the generic except Exception block, but explicit handling would be clearer.

♻️ Optional: Explicit timeout handling

         try:
             if platform.system() == "Linux":
                 with open("/proc/cpuinfo") as f:
                     for line in f:
                         if "model name" in line:
                             info["cpu_model"] = line.split(":")[1].strip()
                             break
             elif platform.system() == "Darwin":
-                result = subprocess.run(
-                    ["sysctl", "-n", "machdep.cpu.brand_string"],
-                    capture_output=True,
-                    text=True,
-                    timeout=5,
-                )
-                if result.returncode == 0:
-                    info["cpu_model"] = result.stdout.strip()
-        except Exception:
-            pass
+                try:
+                    result = subprocess.run(
+                        ["sysctl", "-n", "machdep.cpu.brand_string"],
+                        capture_output=True,
+                        text=True,
+                        timeout=5,
+                    )
+                    if result.returncode == 0:
+                        info["cpu_model"] = result.stdout.strip()
+                except subprocess.TimeoutExpired:
+                    pass
+        except (OSError, FileNotFoundError):
+            pass

cortex/licensing.py (1)

185-194: Consider removing extra blank lines in decorator.

The added blank lines at lines 185, 191, and 193 inside the decorator function add unnecessary vertical spacing. While not incorrect, they deviate from typical compact decorator patterns.

♻️ Suggested compact formatting

 def require_feature(feature_name: str):
     """Decorator to require a feature for a function.

     Args:
         feature_name: Required feature identifier

     Raises:
         FeatureNotAvailableError: If feature not available
     """
-
     def decorator(func):
         def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
             if not check_feature(feature_name):
                 raise FeatureNotAvailableError(feature_name)
             return func(*args, **kwargs)
-
         return wrapper
-
     return decorator

cortex/stdin_handler.py (1)

227-232: Consider restructuring the CSV detection conditional for clarity.

The current inline conditional is awkwardly formatted and hard to follow. The logic checks if commas exist and match between lines, but the if len(lines) > 1 else False placement makes reading difficult.

♻️ Suggested clearer structure

     # CSV
-    if (
-        "," in first_line and lines[0].count(",") == lines[1].count(",")
-        if len(lines) > 1
-        else False
-    ):
+    if len(lines) > 1 and "," in first_line and lines[0].count(",") == lines[1].count(","):
         return "csv"

cortex/printer_setup.py (1)

220-239: Consider extracting the state parsing logic for clarity.

The nested ternary expression for state detection (lines 220-228) is functionally correct but harder to scan. A small helper or dictionary lookup would improve readability.

♻️ Optional: Extract state detection to a helper

+    def _parse_printer_state(self, line: str) -> str:
+        """Parse printer state from lpstat line."""
+        if "is idle" in line:
+            return "idle"
+        elif "printing" in line:
+            return "printing"
+        elif "disabled" in line:
+            return "disabled"
+        return "unknown"
+
     def detect_configured_printers(self) -> list[PrinterDevice]:
         ...
         for line in stdout.split("\n"):
             if line.startswith("printer "):
                 parts = line.split()
                 if len(parts) >= 2:
                     name = parts[1]
-                    state = (
-                        "idle"
-                        if "is idle" in line
-                        else (
-                            "printing"
-                            if "printing" in line
-                            else "disabled" if "disabled" in line else "unknown"
-                        )
-                    )
+                    state = self._parse_printer_state(line)

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• cortex/benchmark.py
• cortex/branding.py
• cortex/cli.py
• cortex/gpu_manager.py
• cortex/health_score.py
• cortex/licensing.py
• cortex/output_formatter.py
• cortex/printer_setup.py
• cortex/semver_resolver.py
• cortex/stdin_handler.py
• cortex/systemd_helper.py
• cortex/update_checker.py
• cortex/updater.py
• cortex/version_manager.py
• cortex/wifi_driver.py
• tests/test_benchmark.py
• tests/test_gpu_manager.py
• tests/test_health_score.py
• tests/test_printer_setup.py
• tests/test_stdin_handler.py
• tests/test_systemd_helper.py
• tests/test_update_checker.py
• tests/test_updater.py
• tests/test_wifi_driver.py

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• tests/test_health_score.py
• cortex/printer_setup.py
• cortex/output_formatter.py
• cortex/semver_resolver.py
• tests/test_gpu_manager.py
• cortex/licensing.py
• cortex/systemd_helper.py
• tests/test_updater.py
• cortex/gpu_manager.py
• cortex/stdin_handler.py
• tests/test_update_checker.py
• cortex/health_score.py
• cortex/update_checker.py
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tests/test_systemd_helper.py (1)

cortex/systemd_helper.py (2)

• ServiceConfig (101-120)
• _run_systemctl (159-168)

tests/test_benchmark.py (1)

cortex/benchmark.py (2)

• BenchmarkReport (54-77)
• BenchmarkResult (43-50)

cortex/updater.py (1)

cortex/version_manager.py (3)

• SemanticVersion (27-145)
• UpdateChannel (19-22)
• get_version_string (153-155)

cortex/printer_setup.py (1)

cortex/wifi_driver.py (3)

• ConnectionType (31-36)
• DeviceType (23-28)
• _detect_vendor (210-225)

tests/test_updater.py (1)

cortex/updater.py (1)

• Updater (71-455)

cortex/gpu_manager.py (3)

cortex/health_score.py (1)

• _run_command (142-157)

cortex/printer_setup.py (1)

• _run_command (103-111)

cortex/wifi_driver.py (1)

• _run_command (193-208)

tests/test_update_checker.py (1)

cortex/update_checker.py (1)

• UpdateCheckResult (97-106)

cortex/update_checker.py (1)

cortex/version_manager.py (5)

• SemanticVersion (27-145)
• UpdateChannel (19-22)
• get_current_version (148-150)
• is_newer (158-176)
• channel (137-145)

tests/test_stdin_handler.py (1)

cortex/stdin_handler.py (1)

• StdinData (37-50)

cortex/wifi_driver.py (3)

cortex/gpu_manager.py (1)

• _run_command (128-136)

cortex/health_score.py (1)

• _run_command (142-157)

cortex/printer_setup.py (1)

• _run_command (103-111)

cortex/benchmark.py (2)

cortex/branding.py (2)

• cx_header (95-101)
• cx_print (62-82)

cortex/health_score.py (1)

• overall_score (91-101)

cortex/cli.py (4)

cortex/progress_indicators.py (1)

• duration_seconds (77-82)

cortex/wifi_driver.py (1)

• run_wifi_driver (544-610)

cortex/stdin_handler.py (1)

• run_stdin_handler (347-431)

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🔇 Additional comments (79)

cortex/version_manager.py (1)

17-22: LGTM!

The added blank line before UpdateChannel class aligns with PEP 8's recommendation of two blank lines before top-level class definitions.

cortex/branding.py (1)

317-321: LGTM!

The multi-line formatting of the console.print call improves readability while maintaining identical functionality. This aligns with PEP 8 line length recommendations.

tests/test_health_score.py (1)

12-12: LGTM!

Import reordering to alphabetical order (MagicMock, patch) is a minor style improvement with no functional impact.

tests/test_updater.py (1)

15-22: LGTM!

The import reordering maintains alphabetical order within the import block. No functional impact on the test suite.

cortex/updater.py (1)

23-24: LGTM!

Clean import consolidation. The retained imports (SemanticVersion, UpdateChannel, get_version_string) are all actively used in this module, and unused imports have been appropriately removed.

cortex/update_checker.py (3)

19-19: LGTM!

Import consolidation is cleaner and follows PEP 8 guidelines.

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226-228: LGTM!

The multi-line formatting improves readability while preserving the original logic. The null-check on cached.latest_version correctly guards the is_newer call.

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325-329: LGTM!

The list comprehension reformatting improves readability. The channel filtering logic remains correct—BETA channel includes both STABLE and BETA releases.

tests/test_stdin_handler.py (8)

9-9: LGTM!

Unused io import correctly removed.

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190-191: LGTM!

Minor whitespace normalization in the test string literal.

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262-262: LGTM!

Consistent formatting for JSON array test content.

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340-341: LGTM!

Collapsing the return_value to a single line improves conciseness without affecting test behavior.

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358-359: LGTM!

Consistent single-line formatting for mock return value.

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378-379: LGTM!

Consistent single-line formatting for mock return value.

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398-399: LGTM!

Consistent single-line formatting for mock return value.

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478-479: Good modernization: IOError → OSError.

In Python 3, IOError is an alias for OSError. Using OSError directly is more idiomatic and explicit.

tests/test_update_checker.py (2)

17-17: LGTM!

Import reordering maintains logical grouping.

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102-102: LGTM!

Collapsing the patch call to a single line improves conciseness without affecting test behavior.

cortex/output_formatter.py (2)

12-12: LGTM!

The field import from dataclasses was unused—the dataclasses in this file use simple default values rather than field().

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16-16: LGTM!

Removed unused Rich imports (Group, Spinner, Style, Text) and streamlined the import to only what's needed. The typing imports (List, Optional, Tuple) were also correctly removed since the file uses modern Python 3.10+ built-in type hints (list[...], str | None, etc.).

cortex/wifi_driver.py (4)

193-208: LGTM!

The _run_command method follows the established pattern across the codebase (matching implementations in gpu_manager.py, printer_setup.py, and health_score.py). Type hints are correctly specified.

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253-256: LGTM!

Collapsing the command execution and regex matching to single lines improves conciseness while maintaining readability.

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444-460: LGTM!

The multi-line tuple-style formatting for the conditional expressions improves readability. This is a Pythonic way to handle long ternary expressions.

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602-604: LGTM!

Line wrapping for the long console.print call improves readability.

tests/test_wifi_driver.py (1)

7-21: LGTM! Import cleanup and new public exports.

The import reordering follows alphabetical conventions, and the addition of BLUETOOTH_DRIVERS and DRIVER_DATABASE imports aligns with the updated public API surface in cortex.wifi_driver.

cortex/health_score.py (4)

142-157: LGTM! Well-structured command execution with proper error handling.

The _run_command method correctly handles timeout, command not found, and generic exceptions. The formatting change is cosmetic.

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476-480: LGTM! Clean dict comprehension formatting.

The single-line dict comprehension is readable and maintains the same serialization logic.

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580-580: LGTM! Consistent score color formatting.

The ternary expression matches the same pattern used elsewhere in the file (e.g., line 511).

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306-321: No security issue with sudo in fix_command values — they are never executed.

The fix_command fields in HealthFactor objects are unused metadata. The display_report() function only outputs the recommendation text to users and never executes, displays, or references fix_command. There is no automatic execution of sudo commands or privilege escalation in this code path.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.

cortex/benchmark.py (4)

18-25: LGTM! Clean import restructuring.

Removed unused Console import and properly imports branding utilities (cx_print, cx_header) for consistent UI output across the module.

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158-169: LGTM! NVIDIA detection with timeout.

The timeout parameter prevents indefinite blocking if nvidia-smi hangs.

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355-360: LGTM! Clean generator expression formatting.

The multi-line generator expression for attention calculation is well-formatted and readable.

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590-592: LGTM! Clean tuple unpacking with parentheses.

Using parentheses for the tuple assignment is cleaner than backslash continuation.

tests/test_benchmark.py (3)

11-21: LGTM! Import cleanup and new public export.

The alphabetical ordering of imports and addition of MODEL_REQUIREMENTS aligns with the updated public API in cortex.benchmark.

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76-101: Good test coverage for MODEL_REQUIREMENTS.

The tests verify the data structure integrity and validate that smaller models have appropriately lower requirements than larger models.

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29-40: LGTM! Single-line dataclass initialization.

The formatting change improves readability while maintaining test coverage.

cortex/semver_resolver.py (6)

143-147: LGTM! Clean tilde constraint logic.

The single-line return statement is readable and correctly implements the tilde constraint semantics (>=x.y.z <x.(y+1).0).

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203-229: LGTM! Method signature formatting.

The single-line signature is within reasonable line length and maintains the same constraint compatibility logic.

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401-422: LGTM! Clean method signature formatting.

The add_dependency method maintains proper docstring and type hints per PEP 8 guidelines.

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442-504: LGTM! Resolution strategy method formatting.

The suggest_resolutions method is well-documented with proper type hints and returns useful resolution strategies.

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506-537: LGTM! Helper method signature formatting.

The return type hint ResolutionStrategy | None correctly uses Python 3.10+ union syntax.

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698-700: LGTM! Single-line success message.

The formatting change is cosmetic and maintains the same output behavior.

cortex/systemd_helper.py (9)

63-86: LGTM - formatting improvements for readability.

The multi-line tuple formatting for FAILURE_SOLUTIONS entries improves readability for longer strings while preserving semantics.

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163-163: LGTM - single-line formatting is appropriate here.

The subprocess.run call is concise and maintains the timeout parameter.

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177-177: LGTM - trailing comma addition.

Trailing comma after timeout=30 follows Python conventions for multi-line calls and simplifies future diffs.

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256-259: LGTM - return statement reformatting.

Multi-line return tuple formatting improves readability for longer strings.

Also applies to: 265-266

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334-336: LGTM - recommendation string formatting.

Multi-line string formatting improves readability.

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373-375: LGTM - _run_systemctl call reformatted.

The multi-line formatting for the systemctl parameters improves readability.

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497-498: LGTM - regex pattern formatting unchanged.

The name generation regex logic remains intact with only minor quote/whitespace adjustments.

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570-577: LGTM - Panel printing reformatted.

Wrapping console.print(Panel(...)) across multiple lines with explicit parentheses improves readability while maintaining identical output.

Also applies to: 586-593

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607-607: LGTM - function signature condensed.

The run_systemd_helper signature on a single line is acceptable given the parameter count.

tests/test_systemd_helper.py (5)

7-7: LGTM - import order standardized.

MagicMock, patch follows alphabetical ordering convention.

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11-20: LGTM - expanded public constant imports.

Adding FAILURE_SOLUTIONS, SERVICE_STATE_EXPLANATIONS, and SUB_STATE_EXPLANATIONS imports enables testing these public exports, which is good practice for verifying the module's public API surface.

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28-28: LGTM - single-line constructor is readable.

The ServiceConfig instantiation fits cleanly on one line.

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136-136: LGTM - MagicMock setup formatting.

Single-line MagicMock return value assignment is concise and clear.

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143-144: LGTM - blank line after import.

Minor formatting adjustment for readability.

cortex/licensing.py (4)

204-220: LGTM - print statement explicitly wrapped.

The multi-line string is now properly enclosed in print() call with explicit parentheses.

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233-240: LGTM - print statement explicitly wrapped.

Same pattern as above, improving consistency.

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289-300: LGTM - json.dumps reformatted for readability.

Multi-line dictionary formatting in json.dumps improves readability of the license data structure being persisted.

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326-330: LGTM - blank line after import.

Minor formatting adjustment for readability within _get_hostname.

cortex/stdin_handler.py (3)

144-144: LGTM - truncation message construction simplified.

Single-line list concatenation for the truncation marker is cleaner.

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154-155: LGTM - decode operation simplified.

Combining the slice and decode into one line is more concise.

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235-236: LGTM - any() checks reformatted.

Single-line generator expressions for container and system log detection are readable and maintain the same behavior.

Also applies to: 239-240

cortex/gpu_manager.py (7)

128-136: LGTM - timeout handling added to _run_command.

The addition of subprocess.TimeoutExpired exception handling aligns with the pattern used in other modules (cortex/printer_setup.py, cortex/health_score.py, cortex/wifi_driver.py), ensuring consistent behavior across the codebase.

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197-203: LGTM - nvidia-smi call reformatted.

Multi-line formatting for the command arguments improves readability.

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213-215: LGTM - power state check reformatted.

Multi-line formatting improves readability.

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275-285: LGTM - conditional blocks reformatted.

Multi-line conditionals for GPU state detection improve readability while preserving logic.

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349-353: LGTM - return tuple reformatted.

Multi-line formatting for the error return tuple improves readability.

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450-457: LGTM - Panel display reformatted.

Wrapping console.print(Panel(...)) across multiple lines improves readability.

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525-525: LGTM - run_gpu_manager signature updated with mode parameter.

The new mode: str | None = None parameter supports the GPU switch action from CLI. The type hint is correct and the default value allows backward compatibility.

cortex/cli.py (2)

2997-3001: LGTM! New GPU mode argument enables direct mode switching.

The new mode positional argument allows users to specify the GPU mode directly when using the switch action (e.g., cortex gpu switch nvidia), improving CLI ergonomics. The parameter flows correctly through to run_gpu_manager.

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3478-3482: Consistent formatting for verbose flag arguments.

The split of -v and --verbose onto separate lines improves readability and maintains consistency across all subparsers (wifi, stdin, deps, health). This is a good style improvement.

tests/test_gpu_manager.py (2)

11-20: LGTM! Test imports now include public constants for validation.

The addition of APP_GPU_RECOMMENDATIONS and BATTERY_IMPACT imports enables the test classes TestBatteryImpact and TestAppGPURecommendations to validate these public exports from cortex.gpu_manager. This improves test coverage of the module's public API.

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50-55: Formatting changes maintain test semantics.

The reformatted GPUDevice and GPUState instantiations throughout this file are cosmetic changes that improve readability without altering test behavior.

tests/test_printer_setup.py (2)

11-20: LGTM! Test imports extended for public constant validation.

The addition of DRIVER_PACKAGES and SCANNER_PACKAGES imports enables the TestDriverPackages class (lines 91-103) to validate that these public exports exist and contain expected vendor keys. This ensures the module's public API remains stable.

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168-175: Improved readability for mock return value.

The multi-line formatting of the tuple return value makes the test expectations clearer and easier to maintain.

cortex/printer_setup.py (3)

106-111: LGTM! Clean single-line subprocess call.

The reformatted subprocess.run call with timeout parameter is concise and readable.

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156-164: Consistent multi-line formatting for dataclass instantiations.

The reformatted PrinterDevice instantiations throughout this file improve readability by placing each field on its own line.

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540-547: Clean Panel construction with explicit parameters.

The reformatted Panel construction is clearer with each parameter on its own line.

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This pull request undertakes a comprehensive refactoring effort to elevate the code quality and maintainability of the cortex codebase. The core changes involve streamlining import declarations by removing superfluous type hints and modules, coupled with extensive reformatting to ensure adherence to modern Python linting standards. This initiative results in a more concise, consistent, and easily digestible codebase.

Highlights

• Type Hint Refinement: Removed unused type hints such as List, Optional, Tuple, Dict, and Any from typing module imports across numerous files, simplifying and cleaning up import statements.
• Import Cleanup: Eliminated various other unused module imports, including os, time, tempfile, Callable, io, and MagicMock (from unittest.mock), where they were no longer necessary, reducing code bloat.
• Code Formatting & Readability: Applied consistent formatting changes throughout the codebase, such as adding trailing commas to multi-line arguments and dictionary entries, reformatting multi-line function signatures, and improving alignment of code blocks. This addresses linting issues and significantly enhances code readability.

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Contributor	Signed As
@Anshgrover23	@Anshgrover23
@Suyashd999	@Suyashd999

[Suyashd999]

Thanks @Anshgrover23, Nice!

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
6 New issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
0.0% Coverage on New Code
0.7% Duplication on New Code

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