Remove unused imports and environment variables #229
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Remove unused imports and environment variables
Dec 15, 2025
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Audit identified minimal unused code across 48 Python files. Removed 4 unused imports and 3 environment variables that exist only in docker-compose files, not application code.
Removed unused imports:
app.py:uuid,url_for,current_appapp_helper.py:RetryRemoved unused environment variables from
.env.example:WORKER_URL,WORKER_POSTGRES_HOST,WORKER_REDIS_URLThese worker variables are used in
docker-compose-worker.yamlfor remote worker connectivity but never read by the Python application.Updated documentation:
docker-compose-server.yamlheader comment about worker configuration patternAll remaining environment variables (24) and core functionality verified as actively used.
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