Fixed Inappropriate Logic: Removed logical short circuit

[nydelzaf]

Details

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In file: config.py, the comparison of Collection length creates a logical short circuit. iCR suggested that the Collection length comparison should be done without creating a logical short circuit.

Changes

• Removed a comparison that compares lenghth of a list with less than zero

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[nuclearsandwich]

The description seems to pretty inadequately describe the problem. If this is a "short circuit" I don't see how since what it looks like to me is a condition that could never be and is thus, extraneous. However the condition that seems like it's intended to be checked: len(remotes) == 0 would be more appropriate, however it seems like changing this today introduces test errors.

Closing in favor of #746.