🧹 [Code Health] Refactor do_POST in serve.py for better routing structure - #88
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🎯 What: The
do_POSTmethod inlib/linux/serve.pywas overly long because it handled routing and execution logic for all API endpoints in one block. I extracted the logic for/api/claude/snapshot,/api/config, and/api/installinto dedicated methods (_post_claude_snapshot,_post_config, and_post_install).💡 Why: Splitting this logic improves maintainability and readability, as each endpoint handler is now self-contained rather than combined into a single, massive branching function.
✅ Verification: I ran
python3 -m py_compile lib/linux/serve.pyto ensure there were no syntax errors. I also ran the full test suite (bash tests/run-tests.sh) to guarantee that all endpoints and their behavior continue to function correctly.✨ Result: A much cleaner
do_POSTrouting function that is easier to read and extend.PR created automatically by Jules for task 15747632028358794963 started by @Ch3fUlrich