Remove redundant print statements in exception handlers#103
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- Remove bare print(e) statements in getJobProperties method - Keep only the utils.prYellow logging calls for consistency - Improves code consistency by using utility functions for all output Co-authored-by: Ongun Demirag <ongun@ongundemirag.com>
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Summary
This PR removes redundant bare
print()statements from exception handlers in thelinkedin.pyfile, improving code consistency.Changes
print(e)statements in thegetJobPropertiesmethodutils.prYellow()utility functionDetails
Previously, there were bare
print(e)statements alongsideutils.prYellow()calls in exception handlers. This inconsistency with the rest of the codebase (which uses utility functions for all output) has been resolved by removing the redundant print statements.Files modified:
linkedin.py: Removed 2 redundant print statements in exception handlers