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A web based platform for building Chatbots backed by Large Language Models
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Experiment Versioning: Assistants #833

Closed stephherbers closed 1 week ago

stephherbers commented 2 weeks ago

Description

Allow versioning of assistants

User Impact

Now experiments with assistants can be versioned where a copy of the assistant if made if attached to that experiment

Demo

not part of this PR

Docs

Docs updates are coming be ready

stephherbers commented 2 weeks ago

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📝 Walkthrough ## Walkthrough This pull request introduces significant changes to the `OpenAIAssistant` model and its associated functionalities within a Django application. It adds three new fields: `is_archived`, a BooleanField for marking assistants as archived; `version_number`, a PositiveIntegerField for tracking the version of the assistant; and `working_version`, a ForeignKey referencing the same model to establish a relationship with another version. The `OpenAiAssistant` class now inherits from `VersionsMixin`, enhancing its version management capabilities. A new method, `create_new_version`, is introduced to facilitate the creation of new versions within a database transaction. Additionally, the `OpenAiAssistantTable` class receives a `render_actions` method that conditionally displays action buttons based on the assistant's state. The views related to `OpenAiAssistant` are updated to filter out archived assistants and modify deletion behavior, shifting it towards archiving instead. Finally, changes in the `Experiment` model ensure that assistant versions are maintained alongside experiment versions, with corresponding updates to the testing suite to reflect these integrations. ## Possibly related PRs - **#774**: This PR introduces synchronization features for the `OpenAiAssistant`, which relates to the new `working_version` field added in the main PR, as both involve managing versions of the assistant and ensuring consistency with external systems. ## Suggested reviewers - SmittieC - snopoke

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Attention: Patch coverage is 86.74699% with 11 lines in your changes missing coverage. Please review.

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apps/assistants/models.py 96.96% 1 Missing :warning:
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stephherbers commented 1 week ago

We should probably also filter assistant versions from the assistants table, similar to what we do for instance for the consent forms here @SmittieC I opted to show the versioned assistants and modified the logic such that it does not link to the edit view & cannot sync. I opted for this just because it will also exist in OpenAI, so because of that felt wrong to hide from view in OCS (when for other things that lived only in OCS it feels more natural to hide things that are simply duplicates in time). But let me know if you disagree

SmittieC commented 1 week ago

We should probably also filter assistant versions from the assistants table, similar to what we do for instance for the consent forms here @SmittieC I opted to show the versioned assistants and modified the logic such that it does not link to the edit view & cannot sync. I opted for this just because it will also exist in OpenAI, so because of that felt wrong to hide from view in OCS (when for other things that lived only in OCS it feels more natural to hide things that are simply duplicates in time). But let me know if you disagree

I see. My only concern with this is that the assistants table will get cluttered, but let's see what the user feedback is. Maybe they like the fact that one can see the versions. Fine by me to leave as-is for now

SmittieC commented 1 week ago

I fixed some issues that came from the merge with the main branch and also a small issue when we try to duplicate files that doesn't really exist. This happens when we create a file that was uploaded through OpenAI, but since we can't pull its contents, we don't have a file associated with the record. See this commit. I hope you don't mind me making these changes.

All else looks good from my side, thanks @stephherbers. @snopoke, do you have any reservations about the last commit I made?