resolves #839 add vscode and pycharm interactive modes

[cjkrolak]

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DryRun Security Summary

The pull request modifies the is_interactive_environment() function in thermostatsupervisor/environment.py to include "python.exe" and "pycharm.exe" as parent processes when determining if the application is running in an interactive environment.

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Summary:

The code changes in this pull request are related to the is_interactive_environment() function in the thermostatsupervisor/environment.py file. The changes involve expanding the list of parent processes that are considered to be running in an interactive environment, specifically adding "python.exe" and "pycharm.exe" to the list.

From a security perspective, this change does not appear to introduce any significant security concerns. The is_interactive_environment() function is used to determine the type of environment the application is running in, which can be useful for various purposes, such as configuring logging or other environment-specific settings. However, it's important to ensure that the psutil library used by the function is kept up-to-date and that any known vulnerabilities are addressed. Additionally, the function could potentially be extended to include additional checks or heuristics to more accurately determine the type of environment the application is running in.

Files Changed:

• thermostatsupervisor/environment.py: The changes in this file expand the list of parent processes that are considered to be running in an interactive environment. Specifically, the function now checks if the current process is a child of either "python.exe" or "pycharm.exe" and returns True if so, indicating an interactive environment. This change does not introduce any obvious security concerns, but it's important to ensure that the psutil library used by the function is secure and up-to-date.

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