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Deleted all files in the .vscode directory and several documentation markdown files. This cleans up editor-specific settings and outdated or unnecessary documentation from the repository.
Summary of ChangesHello @SAKURA-CAT, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request streamlines the project's development environment by removing specific VSCode configurations and outdated or unnecessary documentation. Concurrently, it introduces comprehensive IntelliJ/PyCharm project configurations, suggesting an alignment with or enhanced support for JetBrains IDEs. This cleanup and configuration update aim to reduce repository clutter and standardize development setup. Highlights
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This pull request aims to clean up editor-specific settings and documentation. While removing the .vscode directory is a positive step towards making the repository editor-agnostic, adding JetBrains IDE settings (.idea files) contradicts this goal. It's highly recommended to add .idea/ to the .gitignore file to avoid committing user-specific editor configurations. Additionally, this PR removes several documentation files that appear to contain crucial information. The removal of this documentation could be detrimental to the project unless it's being replaced or moved elsewhere. Please clarify the reasoning behind the documentation removal.
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Editor-specific configuration files, such as those in the .idea directory for JetBrains IDEs, should not be committed to the repository. By commenting out this line, you are allowing these files to be tracked by Git. This can lead to conflicts and clutter the project history with personal settings. It's best practice to keep the repository editor-agnostic. Please re-add .idea/ to this file to ignore these configurations.
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docs/实验元数据.md (1-138)
This pull request removes several documentation files, including this one about 'Experiment Metadata'. The pull request description states they are 'outdated or unnecessary', but these documents seem to cover important aspects of the project. Removing them without a clear replacement could make it harder for new contributors and users to understand the project. Could you please clarify if this information is documented elsewhere or explain why it's no longer relevant?
Added a custom dictionary for the word 'noctx' in the project settings. Suppressed 'noctx' and 'revive' linter warnings in core.go and api.go, respectively, to address linter feedback and document intentional code decisions.
Added explanatory comments regarding future use of context in core.go and clarified nolint:revive usage in api.go and parse.go, indicating that package naming will not be changed for now.
Added 'cunyue' to the project dictionary and updated inline comments in Go files to use proper comment syntax for clarity and consistency.
Deleted the 'nolint:revive' comment from the package declaration in api.go, allowing standard linting checks to apply.
Deleted the core/internal/api/api.go file as it is no longer needed. Also updated the package comment in parse.go to remove the nolint directive.
Introduces a new api.go file for the SwanLab API, updates the .golangci.yml to configure revive linter for 'API' variable naming, and adds a nolint directive in parse.go to suppress revive warnings for the package name.
Cleaned up the package declaration by removing the nolint directive and an extraneous 'revive' line in parse.go.
Removes the custom var-naming rule for 'API' in the revive linter and adds a new exclusion for var-naming warnings in the internal/api directory.
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Deleted all files in the .vscode directory and several documentation markdown files. This cleans up editor-specific settings and outdated or unnecessary documentation from the repository.