🧹 [Code Health] Remove unused _ps import and cleanup code in live_chat_app.py#81
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🎯 What: The code health issue addressed
The patch removes an unused local import (
import psutil as _ps) and an unused variable (_MAX_RSS) in the_run_with_memory_guardfunction oflive_chat_app.py. It also unwraps the redundanttry/except ImportErrorblock that only existed to catch thepsutilimport failure.💡 Why: How this improves maintainability
The
psutilimport was entirely unused within the function logic, making it dead code. Unwrapping the try/except block simplifies the function execution and reduces unnecessary nesting. The actual active memory check logic (len(result.stdout) > 4_000_000) remains intact and will safely execute.✅ Verification: How you confirmed the change is safe
Ran tests using
python -m pytest test_vision.py, which passed successfully. Formatting and lint checks (viaruff) on the specific modified file passed without breaking the codebase. Tested with no regressions or side effects.✨ Result: The improvement achieved
A cleaner
_run_with_memory_guardfunction with less dead code, no unused imports, and better readability.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17336521804230552597 started by @dqikfox