Refactor and Improve Build and Clean Commands #2917
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Motivation
This pull request aims to refactor and improve the build and clean commands in the project to enhance readability and maintainability. The changes focus on organizing imports, adding detailed docstrings, renaming functions for clarity, streamlining initialization checks, and improving logging for better error handling and information.
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Yes
Test Plan
The existing functionality has been retained and tested to ensure everything works as expected. No new tests were added. The improvements should be verified by running the existing build and clean commands and ensuring they function correctly. Special attention should be given to the following:
clean
command should properly clean up the generated and junk files.antlr
command should generate parsers without errors.build_py
,develop
, andsdist
commands should work seamlessly with the updated code.Related Issues and PRs
This PR is a standalone improvement and is not part of a group of changes. It addresses the need for better code maintainability and readability in the build and clean commands.