refactor: Replace deprecated iteritems() with items() for Python 3 compatibility #925
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Summary
This PR fixes Python 2 to Python 3 compatibility issues by replacing all remaining instances of the deprecated
dict.iteritems()method withdict.items()and updating related print statements to use Python 3'sprint()function.Changes Made
Fixed
iteritems()deprecation in 3 files:patch.filetypes.iteritems()withpatch.filetypes.items()patch.files.iteritems()withpatch.files.items()iteritems()withitems()in theReportByFileTypefunctionUpdated print statements in src/reports.py:
print()function calls (5 occurrences in lines 560, 562, 570, 572, 577)Rationale
The
iteritems()method was removed in Python 3. Usingitems()ensures:items()is available in Python 2.7+Testing
✅ Syntax validation passed for all modified files using
python -m py_compile✅ No functional changes - only syntax updates
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