Optimize Location and Handling of User and Local Test Variables

[petermsouzajr]

Issue Summary

Our package currently has a specific method for locating and handling user variables and local test variables. This issue aims to reassess and potentially improve this method to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and maintainability of our codebase.

Objective

• Evaluate the current approach used for locating and handling user variables and local test variables.
• Identify areas for improvement or optimization.
• Implement changes that enhance the efficiency and reliability of variable handling.

Details and Implementation Guidance

• Conduct a detailed analysis of the current method used for locating and managing user and local test variables.
• Identify any inefficiencies, potential bugs, or areas where the process can be streamlined or improved.
• Consider alternative approaches or best practices that could be adopted to optimize variable handling.
• Implement the proposed improvements, ensuring they align with the overall design and architecture of the package.
• Thoroughly test the updated method to ensure it maintains or improves the current functionality and performance.
• Document the changes made and any impact on the package's usage or behavior.

Contribution Instructions

• Fork the repository and create a feature branch for this issue.
• Analyze and refactor the variable handling method as described.
• Update or add unit tests to cover the new or changed functionality.
• Ensure your changes adhere to the project's coding standards and guidelines.
• Summarize your changes and the rationale behind them in your pull request.
• Link your pull request to this issue for review and discussion.

Additional Notes

This issue is critical for ensuring the robustness and efficiency of our package. The goal is to optimize how we handle key variables without compromising the package's functionality. Contributors should focus on solutions that offer tangible improvements in performance, readability, or maintainability. We encourage innovative approaches and welcome any suggestions or insights that could contribute to this objective.