This GitHub pull request is for an update that includes implementing async SDKs. The changes include updating the versions of openai-flows, tg-flows, and adding new dependencies. There is also a change from synchronous to asynchronous code. The potential issues include ensuring compatibility issues do not arise with the new dependencies and the new implementation's error handling. Additionally, some hard-coded values should ideally be stored elsewhere. Finally, there are some typos and unclear reference. The most important finding in this update is the use of asynchrony, which could significantly improve the application's performance.
The key changes in this patch are updating the versions of openai-flows, tg-flows, and adding new dependencies, including OpenAIFlows and tokio_wasi, as well as changing the implementation of chat_completion with the new SDK it provides.
The potential problems I have identified are:
There is a change from synchronous to asynchronous code, and callers should update their application code accordingly.
It is necessary to verify that the updated dependencies and the new one do not have any compatibility issues.
There is a problem with the error handling of the new implementation. If the SDK returns an error, we only log it and continue. That might be risky.
There are some hard-coded values like Telegram Token and OpenAI Key-name that should ideally be stored in an external configuration file or environment variables.
It seems that listen_to_update function call results are ignored or not used anywhere.
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This GitHub pull request is for an update that includes implementing async SDKs. The changes include updating the versions of openai-flows, tg-flows, and adding new dependencies. There is also a change from synchronous to asynchronous code. The potential issues include ensuring compatibility issues do not arise with the new dependencies and the new implementation's error handling. Additionally, some hard-coded values should ideally be stored elsewhere. Finally, there are some typos and unclear reference. The most important finding in this update is the use of asynchrony, which could significantly improve the application's performance.
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Commit c522b4bda96e657b472df6b60e7cdf40e1369062
The key changes in this patch are updating the versions of openai-flows, tg-flows, and adding new dependencies, including OpenAIFlows and tokio_wasi, as well as changing the implementation of chat_completion with the new SDK it provides.
The potential problems I have identified are:
listen_to_updatefunction call results are ignored or not used anywhere.Commit b1ed8eb8b82f923138d1a9f5109d703096f4aa74
Key changes:
placeholder_textvariable is now retrieved usingstd::env::varinstead ofenv::var.listen_to_updatefunction now takes in a closure with anasyncblock.Potential problems:
handlerfunction is only defined in this patch and it's not clear if it's properly tested.