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Error Handling:
- Add error handling to file operations, user inputs, and dynamic imports to improve robustness.
- Use
try-except
blocks to catch and handle exceptions gracefully. - Validate inputs to ensure they meet expected criteria before processing.
- Use assertions to enforce conditions that should always be true.
- Log errors and exceptions for later analysis.
- Provide fallback mechanisms or default values when an error occurs.
- Ensure resources are properly released using
finally
. - Define custom exceptions for specific error conditions.
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Logging:
- Ensure that logging is comprehensive and provides enough detail for debugging.
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Security:
- Ensure that sensitive information, such as OAuth credentials, is securely managed.
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Testing:
- Consider adding unit tests for critical functions to ensure reliability.
- Ensure paths are correct and accessible in your environment.
- Add error handling for file operations and user inputs.
- Add error handling for file operations, especially when reading and writing files.
- Ensure OAuth credentials are securely managed and not hardcoded.
- Add more detailed logging for API requests and responses.
- Ensure log files are rotated or managed to prevent excessive disk usage.
- Add error handling for environment variable loading and directory creation.
- Ensure all attributes are correctly captured and described.
- Add error handling for dynamic imports and file operations.
- Add error handling for file operations and data processing.