Fix: Correct return type of get_parameters_from_json in ParameterManager.py

[Imama-Kainat]

What Changed

Corrected the return type annotation of the get_parameters_from_json method in ParameterManager.py.

🐞 Problem

Previously, the function was annotated as:

def get_parameters_from_json(self) -> None:


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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **New Features**
  - Parameter loading now returns a full set of configuration settings as a structured dictionary, providing clearer access to parameters.

- **Documentation**
  - Updated descriptions to reflect the enhanced output format for parameter retrieval.

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Walkthrough

The get_parameters_from_json method in the ParameterManager class has been updated to return a dictionary instead of None. The method’s docstring now specifies that it returns a dictionary of parameter names and values. The underlying logic and file error handling remain unchanged, and the reset_to_default_parameters method is not affected.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/.../ParameterManager.py	Updated get_parameters_from_json signature: return type changed from None to dict and docstring updated accordingly.

Possibly related issues

• Bug: Incorrect Return Type Annotation in ParameterManager #212: Fixes the incorrect return type annotation in the get_parameters_from_json method as highlighted in the issue.

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

src/workflow/ParameterManager.py (2)

80-88: Great correction to the return type annotation!

The updated return type annotation (-> dict) now accurately reflects the actual behavior of the method. The method clearly returns a dictionary (either an empty one or the loaded parameters), and the docstring has been appropriately updated to include the return value description.

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107-107: LGTM!

The missing_ok=True parameter is correctly used with unlink() to ensure the method doesn't raise an exception if the file doesn't exist.

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[Imama-Kainat]

@timosachsenberg please review it

[t0mdavid-m]

Hi could you integrate this in your other PR #176? Looks pretty related.