Summary

Wrap git invocations in `with`.

Review Request #14400 — Created April 14, 2025 and updated 1 day, 3 hours ago

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Description*

Running with the latest Python, I was getting warnings about leaked file
descriptors, which were coming from git invocations inside the
GitClient, as it created BufferedReader instances for stdout/stderr.
This change wraps those subprocess invocations in with blocks, causing
things to get cleaned up appropriately.

Testing Done

Loaded some diffs and no longer saw warnings about leaked resources.

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Summary	ID
Wrap git invocations in `with`. Running with the latest Python, I was getting warnings about leaked file descriptors, which were coming from `git` invocations inside the `GitClient`, as it created `BufferedReader` instances for stdout/stderr. This change wraps those subprocess invocations in `with` blocks, causing things to get cleaned up appropriately. Testing Done: Loaded some diffs and no longer saw warnings about leaked resources.	7351b24206b3a0d608bda2a4abef740730be3a2c

Summary

Wrap git invocations in `with`.

Running with the latest Python, I was getting warnings about leaked file descriptors, which were coming from `git` invocations inside the `GitClient`, as it created `BufferedReader` instances for stdout/stderr. This change wraps those subprocess invocations in `with` blocks, causing things to get cleaned up appropriately. Testing Done: Loaded some diffs and no longer saw warnings about leaked resources.

7351b24206b3a0d608bda2a4abef740730be3a2c

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Description	From	Last Updated
Can you change '--git-dir=%s' to an f-string?	maubin	1 day, 4 hours ago
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reviewboard/scmtools/git.py (Diff revision 1)
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Can you change '--git-dir=%s' to an f-string?
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Commits:

	Summary	ID
	Wrap git invocations in `with`. Running with the latest Python, I was getting warnings about leaked file descriptors, which were coming from `git` invocations inside the `GitClient`, as it created `BufferedReader` instances for stdout/stderr. This change wraps those subprocess invocations in `with` blocks, causing things to get cleaned up appropriately. Testing Done: Loaded some diffs and no longer saw warnings about leaked resources.	689b186907c59be8661fd538f166b17a50826553
	Wrap git invocations in `with`. Running with the latest Python, I was getting warnings about leaked file descriptors, which were coming from `git` invocations inside the `GitClient`, as it created `BufferedReader` instances for stdout/stderr. This change wraps those subprocess invocations in `with` blocks, causing things to get cleaned up appropriately. Testing Done: Loaded some diffs and no longer saw warnings about leaked resources.	7351b24206b3a0d608bda2a4abef740730be3a2c

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reviewboard/scmtools/git.py (Diff revision 1)