🧹 Remove unused import in dashboard.py#23
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This pull request cleans up the commando/ui/dashboard.py file by removing an unused import (get_category_color) and formatting several long lines and input prompts for better readability. The review feedback suggests wrapping the custom imports deletion confirmation prompt in a try-except block to gracefully handle KeyboardInterrupt or EOFError exceptions and prevent potential application crashes.
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🎯 What: Removed unused
get_category_colorimport fromcommando/ui/dashboard.pyand ranblackto format the file.💡 Why: Reduces clutter and improves code health by keeping imports only for functionality that is actually used.
✅ Verification: Ran test suite (
python -m unittest discover tests), which passed, andgrepconfirmedget_category_coloris no longer imported or used indashboard.py. Code review passed and verified safe code health refactoring.✨ Result: A cleaner
dashboard.pywith no dead code imports.PR created automatically by Jules for task 8173191631771379572 started by @MnemOnicE