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https://github.com/juntao/test/pull/22 #2

Open juntao opened 1 year ago

juntao commented 1 year ago

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Cargo.toml

Overall, the code snippet seems well-structured, and the dependencies are specified with their respective versions. Here are a few suggestions for improvement:

  1. Consistent versioning: For consistency and easier maintainability, consider specifying the version number for all dependencies using the same format. For example, you have anyhow = "1" while other dependencies have a more specific version like serde_json = "1.0.93".

  2. Usage of outdated packages: Some of the dependencies in this code snippet might be outdated. Ensure you are using the latest stable version for each package. This can help avoid any unexpected issues or conflicts in the future. Please check if updates are available for each dependency and ensure their compatibility with your project.

  3. Package grouping: Group related dependencies together for better readability. For example, you can group serialization packages like serde, serde_json, and the API-related packages github-flows, flowsnet-platform-sdk, etc.

Other than these minor suggestions, this snippet has no potential problems without looking at the complete source code.

This patch adds a new package configuration for a Rust library called "github-pr-summary" with version 0.1.0 and edition 2021. The library's entry point is at the path "src/github-pr-summary.rs" and uses cdylib as the crate type.

The patch also introduces several dependencies:

  1. dotenv 0.15.0: For loading environment variables from a file.
  2. github-flows 0.4.0: A package for working with GitHub workflows.
  3. serde and serde_json: Serialization and deserialization packages, with the "derive" feature enabled in serde.
  4. tokio_wasi 1.25.1: A WASI runtime for Tokio, with "macros" and "rt" features enabled.
  5. anyhow 1: A flexible package for error handling.
  6. flowsnet-platform-sdk 0.1.2: SDK for the FlowsNet platform.
  7. lazy_static 1.4.0: A macro for declaring lazily evaluated statics in Rust.
  8. regex 1.7.1: A package for working with regular expressions.
  9. openai-flows 0.4: A library for working with OpenAI flow models.
  10. words-count 0.1.4: A package for counting words in text.

src/github-pr-summary.rs

This patch introduces a new Rust function called run using the tokio runtime for handling asynchronous tasks. The function initializes environment variables and listens to pull request (PR) and issue comment events from a GitHub repository.

The function handler processes incoming payload from events, extracts PR and contributor details, and processes multiple commits in the patch text by breaking them into smaller chunks (less than CHAR_SOFT_LIMIT of 9000 characters).

For each commit chunk, it uses an OpenAI chatbot to generate a summary using the chat_completion function. When there are multiple summaries, the AI chatbot generates an overall summary, highlighting potential issues and errors first, before moving to other important findings.

Once the AI-generated summaries are prepared, the code sends the entire response as a comment to the respective GitHub PR.

Key components of this patch:

  1. Setting up environment variables for handling repository configurations and trigger phrases.
  2. Listening to "pull_request" and "issue_comment" events using GitHub Flows.
  3. Splitting patch text into multiple commits by checking their size.
  4. Using OpenAI chatbot to generate summaries of each commit.
  5. Combining these summaries and posting them as a comment to the GitHub PR.

cc https://github.com/juntao/test/pull/22