🧹 [Code Health] Extract duplicate rate limit logic in src/lib/github.ts#111
🧹 [Code Health] Extract duplicate rate limit logic in src/lib/github.ts#111
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This pull request introduces new unit tests for the getMostActiveHour utility to handle edge cases like uniform commit distributions and sparse data. Additionally, it refactors the GitHub client by extracting rate-limit logic into a dedicated handleRateLimit function to reduce duplication. A suggestion was made to replace the magic number 3600 with a named constant to improve the readability of the rate-limit reset calculation.
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🎯 What: Extracted duplicate rate-limit logic (handling HTTP 403 responses by parsing the
X-RateLimit-Resetheader and throwing aRateLimitError) into a centralizedhandleRateLimit(res: Response): neverhelper function insrc/lib/github.ts. Replaced duplicate inline logic inhandleResponseandgraphqlfunctions with calls to this helper.💡 Why: Reduces duplicate code, centralizes parsing rules for rate limits, matches existing patterns seen in
src/lib/githubYearInReview.ts, and improves overall codebase maintainability and readability.✅ Verification: Verified that linting passes (
npm run lint), strict type-checking is clean (npx tsc --noEmit), and the full test suite remains green (npm run test -- --run). The specific tests validating rate limit error handling pass successfully without modification.✨ Result: Improved DRY code structure for HTTP 403 response processing in the core GitHub fetching utilities.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7235328056586035949 started by @is0692vs