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Copilot reviewed 68 out of 71 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
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antares-python/src/antares/models/track.py:20
- Using 'range' as a field name can shadow the built-in range() function. Consider renaming it (e.g., 'track_range' or 'distance') to avoid potential confusion.
range: float
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antares-python/src/antares/cli.py:91
- [nitpick] The use of the parameter name 'type' shadows the built-in 'type'; consider renaming it to 'ship_type' to improve clarity.
def add_ship( # noqa: PLR0913
antares-python/src/antares/models/track.py:16
- [nitpick] For consistency with ship model definitions, consider aligning the field name with the ship models (which use 'type') or ensure documentation clearly explains the use of 'type_' in this context.
type_: str = Field(alias="type") # maps from "type" input
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