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Tests for parse_args

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Does weather.py read the API key from the environment?

Yes. It reads OPENWEATHER_KEY at startup and exits with a message if it’s missing.

Move the HTTP calls in weather.py into a new fetch.py and update the callers.

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Moved the three HTTP calls into fetch.py; weather.py now imports them. All 14 tests pass.

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Added 6 tests for parse_args in tests/test_cli.py: units, bad input and defaults. All 6 pass.
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Write tests for parse_args in tests/test_cli.py

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Write tests for parse_args in tests/test_cli.py

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Refactor fetch layer 1

Tests for parse_args

Opened from hereTests for parse_argsnot committed1 commitStop

Move the HTTP calls in weather.py into a new fetch.py and update the callers.

Write(fetch.py)

Wrote 31 linesshow

Opened a tab to work alongside this one: “Tests for parse_args” (worktree, branch multee/peer-tests-for-parse-args).

Bash(python3 -m pytest tests/ -q)

14 passed

Moved the three HTTP calls into fetch.py; weather.py now imports them. All 14 tests pass.

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Yes. It reads OPENWEATHER_KEY at startup and exits with a message if it’s missing.

Move the HTTP calls in weather.py into a new fetch.py and update the callers.

Write(fetch.py)

Wrote 31 linesshow

Update(weather.py)

12 additions, 19 removals

Moved the three HTTP calls into fetch.py; weather.py now imports them. All 14 tests pass.

----- report from 3f9a1c20 -----
Added 6 tests for parse_args in tests/test_cli.py. All 6 pass.
----- end of report -----

(peer_ask 3f9a1c20 asks it more.)

Noted: the parse_args tests are in and pass.

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Refactor fetch layer 1

Tests for parse_args

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Write tests for parse_args in tests/test_cli.py

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Write(tests/test_cli.py)

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Bash(python3 -m pytest tests/test_cli.py -q)

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