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Improvements to FUB integration #111

Closed preritdas closed 1 month ago

preritdas commented 1 month ago
  1. Increase maximum allowed retries on breaching rate limit
  2. Cache custom fields to (1) improve processing speed and (2) reduce API throughput, thus reducing the frequency of rate limit breaches (custom fields are retrieved for each lead)
  3. Wrap individual lead processing in a log span to prevent log clutter

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a caching mechanism for custom fields in the FollowUpBoss class, enhancing efficiency during lead delivery. Modifications include improved error handling and logging in the _deliver_single_lead method. Additionally, the retry logic in the fub_rate_limited decorator is adjusted to allow for more attempts before raising exceptions due to rate limits, increasing the number of retries from 5 to 10.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
real_intent/deliver/followupboss/ai_fields.py Introduced caching for CustomField objects, modified _deliver_single_lead for better logging and error handling, and updated _get_custom_fields to utilize the cache.
real_intent/deliver/followupboss/vanilla.py Increased retry attempts in fub_rate_limited from 5 to 10 and updated the exception message accordingly.

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🐇 In the fields where bunnies play,
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With retries now up to ten,
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Error logs will guide our way,
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