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Improve init.py to have a more organised structure and functionality
See original GitHub issueRequirement
The init.py is a testing script to see the bot in action, but the current code is very rudimentary, it needs to be improved
Pre-requisite
- Elementary knowledge of Python
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The procedure is left open-ended for participants to suggest their approach. (Marking the label as hard to account for the unknowns)
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:24 (15 by maintainers)
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@chttrjeankr certainly, however we might still need
init.pyto test during development. @PratilipiAich what is the status on this issue. When will you be ready to raise a PR?@PratilipiAich what have you thought of till now? Some possible options could be to
while(True)loop