refactor: Avoid redundant lookups in discover.py - #406
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Hi! Could a maintainer please add the refactor label? The label check is failing and I don't have permission to add it myself. Thanks! |
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Hi! This PR simplifies the app name lookup logic in get_app_name() in discover.py.
The previous code built an intermediate set from dir(mod) to check membership before calling getattr. This PR removes the set entirely and uses getattr(mod, name, None) directly, which is both simpler and more idiomatic Python.
No behavior change. Hope this helps! I'm happy to make any changes if necessary.