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Hello, @jindian0714! I'm here to help you with any bugs, questions, or contributions you might have. Let's tackle this together!
The UnboundLocalError you're encountering in the main.py script is due to the local variable _ being referenced before it is assigned a value. This typically happens when a variable is used inside a function but is not initialized before being referenced.
To resolve this issue, you should ensure that the variable _ is properly initialized before it is used in the script. Check the function or section of the code where _ is being used and make sure it is assigned a value before any operations are performed on it.
If _ is intended to be a placeholder or a throwaway variable, ensure that it is being used correctly in that context. If it is meant to hold a specific value, verify that the value is being correctly assigned before the variable is used.
Since the error is unhandled, you might also want to add error handling around the section of code where _ is used to prevent the script from crashing.
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