fix: remove dead code in recommendations.py and replace print with logging in quiz_views.py#1037
fix: remove dead code in recommendations.py and replace print with logging in quiz_views.py#1037YiranHu361 wants to merge 1 commit intoalphaonelabs:mainfrom
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…gging in quiz_views.py - Remove duplicate return statement in get_similar_courses() (dead code) - Replace bare print(e) with logger.exception() in add_question view for proper error tracking Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Logging Infrastructure web/quiz_views.py |
Added Python logging module import and module-level logger initialization. Replaced print(e) with logger.exception() in the add_question POST error handler to properly capture exception stack traces. |
Code Cleanup web/recommendations.py |
Removed unreachable duplicate return similar_courses[:limit] statement at the end of the get_similar_courses function, eliminating dead code. |
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Possibly related issues
- duplicate return at the end of get_similar_courses (recommendations.py) #830: The removal of the duplicate unreachable
returnstatement inweb/recommendations.pydirectly addresses this issue's objective.
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In `@web/quiz_views.py`:
- Around line 187-190: The except block currently binds an unused variable
(`except Exception as e:`) even though logger.exception() uses the exception
context; change the handler to `except Exception:` in the same block where
logger.exception("Error adding question to quiz") and the subsequent re-raise
occur (look for the except around logger.exception in quiz_views.py) to remove
the unused `e` and avoid linter warning F841.
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Good switch to structured logging! Minor cleanup: remove unused variable e.
The change from print(e) to logger.exception() is excellent—logger.exception() automatically captures the full traceback from the current exception context, so there's no need to reference e at all.
Since e is now unused, consider simplifying to except Exception: to avoid potential linter warnings (flake8 F841).
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- except Exception as e:
+ except Exception:
logger.exception("Error adding question to quiz")
# Re-raise the exception
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@web/quiz_views.py` around lines 187 - 190, The except block currently binds
an unused variable (`except Exception as e:`) even though logger.exception()
uses the exception context; change the handler to `except Exception:` in the
same block where logger.exception("Error adding question to quiz") and the
subsequent re-raise occur (look for the except around logger.exception in
quiz_views.py) to remove the unused `e` and avoid linter warning F841.
Summary
web/recommendations.py: Removed duplicatereturn similar_courses[:limit]on line 85 ofget_similar_courses()— this was unreachable dead code from a copy-paste error.web/quiz_views.py: Replaced bareprint(e)withlogger.exception("Error adding question to quiz")in theadd_questionview, consistent with the ongoing effort to replace print statements with proper logging (see Replace print statements with proper logging in peer_challenge_views.py #1021, Replace print statements with logger.error in middleware.py #1033, REFACTOR: Replace prints with proper logging #1036). Addedimport loggingandlogger = logging.getLogger(__name__).Test plan
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This PR removes dead code and improves error logging across two files:
web/quiz_views.py:
loggingmodule and creating a module-level loggerprint(e)statement in theadd_questionPOST error handler (line 188) withlogger.exception("Error adding question to quiz")to provide better error tracking and stack trace capture instead of simple console printingweb/recommendations.py:
return similar_courses[:limit]statement at the end of theget_similar_courses()function that resulted from copy-paste codeImpact: No functional changes to user experience. The logging improvement provides better application observability when errors occur during quiz question additions. Both files pass syntax validation with no breaking changes to existing tests.