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Updated the check_desc_format function to allow descriptions up to 1024 characters instead of 255, accommodating longer input as needed.
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This pull request correctly increases the maximum description length to 1024 characters. While the change is simple, I have a few points to improve the overall quality and robustness of the code.
First, I've suggested replacing the hardcoded 'magic number' 1024 with a constant to improve code clarity and maintainability.
Second, and more importantly, the check_desc_format function lacks unit tests. Adding tests to test/unit/test_formatter.py is crucial to verify the new length limit and the auto-truncation logic, which will help prevent future regressions. You could add a new test class similar to TestExpName to cover various scenarios.
Finally, while reviewing the file, I noticed a potential bug in the check_job_type_format function: its docstring claims a max length of 256, but the code enforces 255. It would be great if you could take a look at that as well.
Updated the maximum allowed length for job_type from 255 to 256 in check_job_type_format to accommodate longer job type strings.
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Updated the check_desc_format function to allow descriptions up to 1024 characters instead of 255, accommodating longer input as needed.