Rename REUSED_CACHED_ARTIFACTS->REUSE_CACHED_ARTIFACTS

[Erotemic]

Not a big deal, but I just noticed that the variable name REUSED_CACHED_ARTIFACTS should have been REUSE_CACHED_ARTIFACTS to indicate it is modifying a future behavior and not reflecting the measurement of something that had been done. Figure its better to rename it quickly before anyone starts to use it.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Renamed variable for clarity and consistency related to caching artifacts.
  • Updated conditional logic to reflect the new variable name in the virtual environment setup process.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve renaming a variable related to caching artifacts from REUSED_CACHED_ARTIFACTS to REUSE_CACHED_ARTIFACTS in two scripts: utils/argparse.sh and utils/common.sh. The renaming is consistent across comments and export statements, ensuring that the functionality remains unchanged. The modification in utils/common.sh also updates a conditional check to reflect the new variable name, impacting the logic for managing virtual environments.

Changes

File	Change Summary
utils/argparse.sh, utils/common.sh	Renamed variable REUSED_CACHED_ARTIFACTS to REUSE_CACHED_ARTIFACTS in both scripts, updating comments and logic accordingly.

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In the meadow where rabbits play,
A variable changed its name today.
From "reused" to "reuse," it hops with glee,
Keeping things tidy, as neat as can be!
With each little change, we dance and cheer,
For clarity blooms, and the code is clear! 🐇✨

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utils/common.sh (1)

247-250: Approve the variable renaming and verify its usage.

The renaming of REUSED_CACHED_ARTIFACTS to REUSE_CACHED_ARTIFACTS is appropriate and aligns with the PR objectives. The new name better reflects its purpose of modifying future behavior rather than indicating past actions.

To ensure this change is comprehensive, let's verify if there are any other occurrences of the old variable name in the codebase:

If this search returns any results, those occurrences should also be updated to maintain consistency.

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