- Introduced a new `system_health_constants.py` file to define thresholds and constants for system health metrics.
- Refactored existing system health callbacks into modular components, enhancing maintainability and clarity.
- Implemented dynamic loading of time range options in `charts.py`, improving flexibility in time range selection.
- Added detailed documentation for new callback functions, ensuring clarity on their purpose and usage.
- Enhanced error handling and logging practices across the new modules to ensure robust monitoring and debugging capabilities.
These changes significantly improve the architecture and maintainability of the system health monitoring features, aligning with project standards for modularity and performance.
- Deleted `app_new.py`, which was previously the main entry point for the dashboard application, to streamline the codebase.
- Consolidated the application initialization and callback registration logic into `main.py`, enhancing modularity and maintainability.
- Updated the logging and error handling practices in `main.py` to ensure consistent application behavior and improved debugging capabilities.
These changes simplify the application structure, aligning with project standards for modularity and maintainability.
- Introduced a comprehensive data collection framework, including `CollectorServiceConfig`, `BaseDataCollector`, and `CollectorManager`, enhancing modularity and maintainability.
- Developed `CollectorFactory` for streamlined collector creation, promoting separation of concerns and improved configuration handling.
- Enhanced `DataCollectionService` to utilize the new architecture, ensuring robust error handling and logging practices.
- Added `TaskManager` for efficient management of asynchronous tasks, improving performance and resource management.
- Implemented health monitoring and auto-recovery features in `CollectorManager`, ensuring reliable operation of data collectors.
- Updated imports across the codebase to reflect the new structure, ensuring consistent access to components.
These changes significantly improve the architecture and maintainability of the data collection service, aligning with project standards for modularity, performance, and error handling.
- Updated the logging documentation to reflect changes in the unified log message format, including the addition of pathname, line number, and function name for better traceability.
- Modified the `get_logger` function to set a default value for `component_name`, improving usability for users who may not specify a component name.
- Ensured consistency in the documentation regarding the parameters and their descriptions.
These updates improve the clarity and ease of use of the logging system, making it more accessible for developers.
- Revised the logging documentation to clarify the unified logging system's features and usage patterns.
- Simplified the logger implementation by removing the custom `DateRotatingFileHandler` and utilizing the standard library's `TimedRotatingFileHandler` for date-based log rotation.
- Enhanced the `get_logger` function to ensure thread-safe logger configuration and prevent duplicate handlers.
- Introduced a new `cleanup_old_logs` function for age-based log cleanup, while retaining the existing count-based cleanup mechanism.
- Improved error handling and logging setup to ensure robust logging behavior across components.
These changes enhance the clarity and maintainability of the logging system, making it easier for developers to implement and utilize logging in their components.
- Updated `.gitignore` to exclude log files from version control.
- Added `pytest` as a dependency in `pyproject.toml` for testing purposes.
- Included `pytest` in `uv.lock` to ensure consistent dependency management.
- Introduced comprehensive documentation for the new unified logging system in `docs/logging.md`, detailing features, usage, and configuration options.
