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This pull request from patched fixes 2 issues.


@patched-codes patched-codes bot force-pushed the patchwork-autofixmain branch from f748227 to fa23fb0 Compare August 22, 2024 00:14
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The addition of a 'timeout=10' parameter in the _public_telemetry function in patched.py could potentially introduce a new bug if not handled properly, and the indentation in the added line does not adhere to the original coding standards. However, the code modifications in ExtractDiff.py file, such as adding the timeout parameter in requests.get calls, are positive changes that can prevent timeouts and improve code reliability. There are no apparent new security vulnerabilities introduced, and the changes adhere to the original coding standards.


  • File changed: patchwork/common/client/patched.py
    The addition of a 'timeout=10' parameter in the _public_telemetry function in patched.py could potentially introduce a new bug if not handled properly. It's important to make sure that this timeout value is appropriate and does not cause unexpected behavior. Additionally, the modified code does not adhere to the original coding standards in the pull request as there seems to be inconsistent indentation in the added line.
  • File changed: patchwork/steps/ExtractDiff/ExtractDiff.py
    The code modifications in ExtractDiff.py file look good. The addition of the timeout parameter in the requests.get calls is a positive change, which can prevent potential timeouts and improve the reliability of the code. There are no apparent new security vulnerabilities introduced by these modifications. The changes adhere to the original coding standards in the pull request.

@CTY-git CTY-git closed this Aug 22, 2024
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