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(1) There are misleading comments in the implementation of parameter parsing for creating environment through CLI. The specific content is shown in the following figure. Currently, the parameter EnvVersion is set to a default value of 3. When this parameter is not set when creating env, it will be set to 3. Only when manually setting -- version to 0 will this logic be followed. The current annotations do not match the current implementation and are misleading. It is recommended to delete them.
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(2) There is redundant code in the specific implementation of updating the environment through CLI, as shown in the following figure:
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  • My changes follow contributing guidelines of Fission.
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@elastic17 elastic17 changed the title 去除environment创建操作中的注释及更新过程中存在的冗余代码 Removing comments from the environment creation process and eliminating redundant code during the update process Aug 2, 2024
@sanketsudake sanketsudake merged commit c6beb29 into fission:main Aug 12, 2024
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