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Cloud Content Sprint 2025-04
User Story
Refactor the exec_command method, which currently handles command execution, output collection, and error handling in a single long method,
so that the method is split into smaller, more focused methods, each responsible for a specific task (e.g., command wrapping, stdout collection, stderr handling), improving code readability, maintainability, and reusability. Additionally, Use Python type hints for method signatures and add docstrings to clarify the purpose, inputs, outputs, and edge cases of each method.
Supporting documentation
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gpHqbmSxseqfO5Qjg9YfNeFSZRgrXoHZaoV12BNTdNk/edit?tab=t.0
Definition of Done
- Code changes have been implemented and committed to the repository.
- The refactored exec_command method and its smaller, focused methods retain the same functionality as the original, with no regressions.
- Each new method has clear and descriptive names.
- Python type hints are added to the method signatures for improved readability and static analysis.
- Docstrings are added to each new method, explaining its purpose, inputs, outputs, and edge cases.
- Unit tests have been updated or added to cover each new method and ensure that the overall functionality remains correct.
- The refactor improves code readability and reduces complexity.
- Code has been reviewed and approved by at least one peer or senior developer.
- Documentation is updated to reflect the changes, including comments and method descriptions.
- The refactored code passes all unit tests and integration tests (if applicable) successfully.
- The refactored code is merged into the main branch.