Fix: cleanup comments

src/pyosmeta/cli/process_reviews.py

@@ -14,9 +14,7 @@
 
 # TODO: if we export files we might want packages.yml and then under_review.yml
 # thus we'd want to add a second input parameters which was file_name
-# TODO: feature - Would be cool to create an "under review now" list as well -
-# ideally this could be passed as a CLI argument with the label we want to
-# search for
+# TODO: feature - Create an "under review now" list as well
 
 import pickle
 
@@ -35,9 +33,7 @@ def main():
     # Get all issues for approved packages - load as dict
     issues = process_review.return_response()
     # TODO: this method parse_issue_header is working but the parsing code is
-    # really hard to follow
-    # It is worth another pr that cleans up the workflow around grabbing
-    # metadata so it's clearer to follow.
+    # hard to follow
     accepted_reviews = process_review.parse_issue_header(issues, 45)
 
     # Update gh metrics via api for all packages
@@ -47,7 +43,6 @@ def main():
     )
 
     # Populate model objects with review data + metrics
-    # TODO: all_reviews contains a bunch of extra mess that it doesn't need
     final_reviews = {}
     for key, review in all_reviews.items():
         # First add gh meta to each dict

src/pyosmeta/parse_issues.py

@@ -458,15 +458,15 @@ def parse_issue_header(
                 body_data, "## Scope", 10
             )
             # NOTE: right now the numeric value is hard coded based on the
-            # number of partners listed in the issue. so it assumes there is
-            # 3 partners. but that might not always be the case so we should
-            # add a check in case there are fewer or more partners (if someone
-            # modifies the template which they tend to do OR if it's an older
-            # template)
-            # TODO: rather than exact match have the line start_with the string
+            # number of categories listed in the issue template.
+            # this could be made more flexible if it just runs until it runs
+            # out of categories to parse
             review[pkg_name]["partners"] = self.get_categories(
                 body_data, "## Community Partnerships", 3
             )
+            # TODO: the current workflow will not parse domains
+            # add a separate workflow to parse domains and add them to the
+            # categories list
             # review[pkg_name]["domains"] = self.get_categories(body_data,
             #                                                    '## Domains',
             #                                                    3)