Explicitly close files to prevent resource leak#53
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Explicitly close files to prevent resource leak#53Stephen0512 wants to merge 1 commit intogeekscape:masterfrom
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This pull request fixes a file-handling issue in
aiko_services/main/process_manager.py. The previous implementation usedopen()without explicitly closing the file, which could lead to resource leaks. While Python’s garbage collector will eventually close unreferenced files, it is better practice to manage file lifetimes explicitly using a context manager.This change replaces the direct
open()call with awithstatement to ensure proper file closure and expands the error handling to cover exceptions that may occur during file access. The issue was identified during an ongoing research project.