Docstrings & Fixed dependencies #2
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PR Type: Refactoring
PR Summary: This pull request focuses on refactoring the handling of optional dependencies within the lczerolens utility module, specifically targeting the LCZero bindings. It introduces a more graceful error handling mechanism by moving the import statement for LCZero backends inside a try-except block to catch ImportError exceptions. Additionally, it modifies the error message to provide a more informative guidance for users on how to resolve the missing dependency. Another change noted is in the visualisation.py file, where a TODO comment has been added, suggesting a future action to remove the file.
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📝 Type: 'Refactoring' - not supported yet.
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General suggestions:
- Consider reviewing the entire error handling strategy for optional dependencies across the project to ensure consistency and clarity in user guidance.
- It might be beneficial to add more context or documentation around the decision to potentially remove the visualisation.py file, as indicated by the TODO comment. Understanding the rationale behind such decisions can be valuable for maintainers or contributors who are not directly involved in the current changes.
- Given the nature of the changes, it would be prudent to ensure that all affected parts of the application are tested thoroughly to prevent any unforeseen issues due to the refactoring of the import statements.
- The grammatical error in the error message was a minor oversight but highlights the importance of careful review of user-facing messages for professionalism and clarity.
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