Add skip property to file_item.py to support conditional file creation
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skip property to file_item.py to support conditional file creation
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Overview
This PR introduces a
skipproperty to thefile_item.pymodule, enabling the option to bypass file creation based on conditional settings.Changes
skipproperty: The constructor now initializes theskipproperty based on input properties, defaulting toFalseif not specified.createmethod to check theskipproperty. When set toTrue, the process logs that file creation is skipped and exits early.Justification
The ability to conditionally skip file creation is essential for workflows that require selective file management. This update allows greater control over file generation without altering existing logic.
Impact
This enhancement reduces unnecessary file creation, optimizing resource use, especially in large projects or in cases where specific files are conditionally excluded. No breaking changes are introduced, ensuring compatibility with existing workflows.