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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancing code quality through a series of minor optimizations and cleaning efforts. The changes aim to improve readability, maintainability, and leverage modern C# features, without altering the core functionality of the application. Key improvements include streamlining using statements, modernizing enum access, and refining thread synchronization patterns.

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  • Code Cleanup: Extensive removal of unused using directives across multiple files, reducing boilerplate and improving code clarity.
  • Modern C# Syntax Adoption: Updated Enum.GetValues(typeof(T)) to the more efficient and modern Enum.GetValues<T>() in EnumHelpers.cs.
  • Improved Thread Safety: Replaced generic object locks with Lock instances for thread synchronization in InMemoryStorage.cs and HardwareHelper.cs.
  • Readability Enhancements: Refactored complex conditional statements and line breaks in ImageSearcher.cs and LaunchViewModel.cs for improved code clarity and consistency.
  • Disposable Variable Handling: Utilized the discard _ variable for unused disposable objects returned by packageLocks.LockAsync in RunningPackageService.cs, ensuring proper disposal without unnecessary variable declarations.
  • Code Formatting Consistency: Added trailing commas to array and object initializers, and enum definitions in ImageSearcher.cs and CompletionProvider.cs for consistent formatting.
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  • Code Cleanup: Numerous unused 'using' statements have been removed across multiple files, significantly reducing code clutter and improving overall clarity.
  • Modern C# Syntax Adoption: The code now utilizes the more concise and type-safe 'Enum.GetValues()' syntax (a C# 7.3 feature) instead of the older 'Enum.GetValues(typeof(T))' method, enhancing readability and potentially performance.
  • Synchronization Mechanism Refinement: Generic 'object' locks have been replaced with a custom 'Lock' type in 'InMemoryStorage.cs' and 'HardwareHelper.cs', which may offer more specific control or improved performance for synchronization.
  • Readability Improvements: Extensive code reformatting, including adjustments to line breaks and indentation, has been applied, particularly in 'LaunchViewModel.cs', to enhance code readability and maintainability.
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This pull request focuses on a comprehensive code hygiene effort, implementing minor optimizations and cleaning throughout the codebase. The changes primarily involve removing redundant using statements, adopting modern C# features like generic enum value retrieval, refining synchronization primitives, and enhancing overall code formatting. These adjustments aim to improve code readability, maintainability, and efficiency without introducing new features or altering existing functionality.

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  • Code Cleanup and Unused Usings: Removed numerous unused using directives across multiple files, including InMemoryStorage.cs, EnumHelpers.cs, IOCommands.cs, ImageProcessor.cs, ImageSearcher.cs, PngDataHelper.cs, CompletionProvider.cs, ConsoleViewModel.cs, and LaunchViewModel.cs, to improve code clarity and reduce compilation overhead.
  • Modernized Enum Value Retrieval: Updated Enum.GetValues(typeof(TEnum)) calls in EnumHelpers.cs to use the more modern and type-safe Enum.GetValues<TEnum>() generic method, available since .NET 5.
  • Refined Locking Mechanisms: Replaced generic object locks with a more specific Lock type in InMemoryStorage.cs and HardwareHelper.cs, enhancing type safety and potentially improving performance for synchronization.
  • Improved Code Readability and Conciseness: Simplified various code constructs, including if conditions, foreach loop syntax, AsyncRelayCommand initializations, and ConsoleHistory assignments, by removing unnecessary line breaks and parentheses, making the code more compact and easier to read.
  • Discard Variables for IDisposable: Introduced discard variables (_) for IDisposable objects in RunningPackageService.cs where the variable itself is not directly used, clearly indicating that only the disposal aspect of the object is relevant.
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Code Review

This pull request introduces several minor optimizations and code cleanup, primarily by removing unused using directives and improving code formatting. While many of these changes enhance code hygiene, there are a couple of critical issues that will lead to compilation errors. Specifically, the use of an undefined Lock type in InMemoryStorage.cs and HardwareHelper.cs will break the build. Additionally, there's an opportunity to further simplify the code in EnumHelpers.cs by removing redundant .Cast<T>() calls. My review provides suggestions to address these points.


private int _maxItemCount;
private object _settingMaxItemCountLocker = new();
private readonly Lock _settingMaxItemCountLocker = new();
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The type of _settingMaxItemCountLocker has been changed from object to Lock. However, the Lock type is not defined or imported in this file. The using KGySoft.CoreLibraries; statement, which likely contains this type, was removed in this pull request. This will cause a compilation error. Please revert this to use object or ensure the Lock type is correctly referenced.

    private readonly object _settingMaxItemCountLocker = new();


private static IReadOnlyList<GpuInfo>? cachedGpuInfos;
private static readonly object cachedGpuInfosLock = new();
private static readonly Lock cachedGpuInfosLock = new();
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The type of cachedGpuInfosLock has been changed from object to Lock. However, the Lock type does not appear to be defined or imported within the project's scope, which will cause a compilation error. Please use a valid and available type for locking, such as object.

    private static readonly object cachedGpuInfosLock = new();


using System;
using System.Collections.Concurrent;
using System.Collections.Generic;
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The using System.Collections.Generic; statement was removed, but this file uses Dictionary<TKey, TValue> and LinkedList<T>, which are defined in that namespace. This will likely cause a compilation error unless System.Collections.Generic is included as a global using for the project. If it's not a global using, this statement should be restored.

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public static IEnumerable<CivitPeriod> AllCivitPeriods { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitPeriod)).Cast<CivitPeriod>();
Enum.GetValues<CivitPeriod>().Cast<CivitPeriod>();

public static IEnumerable<CivitSortMode> AllSortModes { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitSortMode)).Cast<CivitSortMode>();
Enum.GetValues<CivitSortMode>().Cast<CivitSortMode>();

public static IEnumerable<CivitModelType> AllCivitModelTypes { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitModelType))
Enum.GetValues<CivitModelType>()
.Cast<CivitModelType>()
.Where(t => t == CivitModelType.All || t.ConvertTo<SharedFolderType>() > 0)
.OrderBy(t => t.ToString());

public static IEnumerable<CivitModelType> MetadataEditorCivitModelTypes { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitModelType)).Cast<CivitModelType>().OrderBy(t => t.ToString());
Enum.GetValues<CivitModelType>().Cast<CivitModelType>().OrderBy(t => t.ToString());

public static IEnumerable<CivitBaseModelType> AllCivitBaseModelTypes { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitBaseModelType)).Cast<CivitBaseModelType>();
Enum.GetValues<CivitBaseModelType>().Cast<CivitBaseModelType>();
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The Enum.GetValues<T>() method already returns an array of the enum type (T[]), which is implicitly convertible to IEnumerable<T>. Therefore, the subsequent calls to .Cast<T>() are redundant and can be removed for cleaner code. This applies to AllCivitPeriods, AllSortModes, AllCivitModelTypes, MetadataEditorCivitModelTypes, and AllCivitBaseModelTypes.

    public static IEnumerable<CivitPeriod> AllCivitPeriods { get; } =
        Enum.GetValues<CivitPeriod>();

    public static IEnumerable<CivitSortMode> AllSortModes { get; } =
        Enum.GetValues<CivitSortMode>();

    public static IEnumerable<CivitModelType> AllCivitModelTypes { get; } =
        Enum.GetValues<CivitModelType>()
            .Where(t => t == CivitModelType.All || t.ConvertTo<SharedFolderType>() > 0)
            .OrderBy(t => t.ToString());

    public static IEnumerable<CivitModelType> MetadataEditorCivitModelTypes { get; } =
        Enum.GetValues<CivitModelType>().OrderBy(t => t.ToString());

    public static IEnumerable<CivitBaseModelType> AllCivitBaseModelTypes { get; } =
        Enum.GetValues<CivitBaseModelType>();

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Code Review

This pull request primarily focuses on code cleanup and modernization across several files. Key changes include the removal of numerous unused using statements (System.* and others) to streamline code. The EnumHelpers.cs file was updated to use the more modern Enum.GetValues<T>() method, with review comments highlighting that the subsequent .Cast<T>() calls are redundant and should be removed for cleaner code. Locking mechanisms in InMemoryStorage.cs and HardwareHelper.cs were updated from generic object locks to a custom Lock type, and RunningPackageService.cs adopted using var _ for unused lock variables. Additionally, various files received minor formatting adjustments to improve code conciseness and readability, such as refactoring multi-line expressions and adding trailing commas in initializers.

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public static IEnumerable<CivitPeriod> AllCivitPeriods { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitPeriod)).Cast<CivitPeriod>();
Enum.GetValues<CivitPeriod>().Cast<CivitPeriod>();
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The call to .Cast<CivitPeriod>() is redundant. Enum.GetValues<CivitPeriod>() already returns a CivitPeriod[], which implements IEnumerable<CivitPeriod>. You can remove the cast for cleaner code.

        Enum.GetValues<CivitPeriod>()


public static IEnumerable<CivitSortMode> AllSortModes { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitSortMode)).Cast<CivitSortMode>();
Enum.GetValues<CivitSortMode>().Cast<CivitSortMode>();
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The call to .Cast<CivitSortMode>() is redundant. Enum.GetValues<CivitSortMode>() already returns a CivitSortMode[], which implements IEnumerable<CivitSortMode>. You can remove the cast for cleaner code.

        Enum.GetValues<CivitSortMode>()


public static IEnumerable<CivitModelType> MetadataEditorCivitModelTypes { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitModelType)).Cast<CivitModelType>().OrderBy(t => t.ToString());
Enum.GetValues<CivitModelType>().Cast<CivitModelType>().OrderBy(t => t.ToString());
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medium

The call to .Cast<CivitModelType>() is redundant. Enum.GetValues<CivitModelType>() already returns a CivitModelType[], which implements IEnumerable<CivitModelType>. You can remove the cast for cleaner code.

        Enum.GetValues<CivitModelType>().OrderBy(t => t.ToString())


public static IEnumerable<CivitBaseModelType> AllCivitBaseModelTypes { get; } =
Enum.GetValues(typeof(CivitBaseModelType)).Cast<CivitBaseModelType>();
Enum.GetValues<CivitBaseModelType>().Cast<CivitBaseModelType>();
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medium

The call to .Cast<CivitBaseModelType>() is redundant. Enum.GetValues<CivitBaseModelType>() already returns a CivitBaseModelType[], which implements IEnumerable<CivitBaseModelType>. You can remove the cast for cleaner code.

        Enum.GetValues<CivitBaseModelType>()

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