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Refactor: Collapse nested if statements into single conditions - #4377
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Merge nested `if a: if b:` blocks into `if a and b:` where the outer branch does nothing but guard the inner one. `and` short-circuits identically, so behavior is unchanged; this improves indentation.
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Hello @Fokko and @rambleraptor please review the changes which I have done. |
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Thanks @prabhleen2317! Verified there are no behavioral changes, all checks green. LGTM! 🚀
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if a: if b:blocks intoif a and b:across four filesandshort-circuits identically to a nested guardFiles changed
pyiceberg/io/__init__.pypyiceberg/partitioning.pypyiceberg/table/metadata.pypyiceberg/table/sorting.py