PR #569: Fix bug_checker.py syntax error (missing try-block indent)#438
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This pull request fixes an indentation error in bug_checker.py to ensure imports are correctly contained within a try block. Feedback indicates that this change may cause a regression because the corresponding except block lacks a fallback for the newly grouped imports, potentially leading to a NameError during execution. Additionally, an unused import was identified.
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| from layer_coverage_check import _check_layer_coverage, format_layer_embed | ||
| from railway_log_scanner import ( | ||
| from railway_log_scanner import ( |
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While this change correctly fixes the syntax error, grouping these imports into a single try block without updating the corresponding except ImportError block (line 25) introduces a regression.
If layer_coverage_check.py is missing, the ImportError will be caught, but the except block does not provide a fallback for _check_layer_coverage. This will cause a NameError when the function is called at line 538. Furthermore, the existing fallback messages specifically mention railway_log_scanner.py, which would be misleading if the failure was caused by layer_coverage_check.py.
Recommendation: Update the except block to provide a fallback for _check_layer_coverage and ensure the error messages are accurate. Additionally, format_layer_embed (imported on line 20) appears to be unused in this file.
PR #569 — Hotfix: bug_checker.py syntax error
Root cause
3 consecutive Railway deploy failures since PR #566:
The
from railway_log_scanner importline was missing 4-space indent inside thetry:block (layer_coverage_check + railway_log_scanner should both be inside the same try).Fix
Add missing indentation — both imports now inside the try block.
Note
Service has been running on the last successful build (pre-PR #566 content). bp2vec and XGB retrain were triggered successfully against that build. The walkforward endpoint from PR #568 will activate once this deploys.
Summary by cubic
Fixes a syntax error in
bug_checker.pyby properly indenting therailway_log_scannerimport inside thetryblock, so it’s grouped withlayer_coverage_check. This resolves the deploy failures on Railway.Written for commit a7bc052. Summary will update on new commits.