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The recent changes enhance the interpreter.py
and interpreter.ts
files by adding optional fields (content
, filename
, and url
) to the InterpreterExtraResult
class. The parse_result
method in both files has been refactored to handle various data formats more explicitly, including saving data to disk and improved error logging. These updates ensure better handling and processing of different file formats, improving robustness and flexibility.
Files | Change Summary |
---|---|
.../python/agent/tools/interpreter.py |
Added Optional import, updated InterpreterExtraResult with optional fields, refactored parse_result method. |
.../typescript/agent/tools/interpreter.ts |
Added optional fields to InterpreterExtraResult , modified base64 data handling, updated error logging. |
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant PythonInterpreter
participant TypeScriptInterpreter
participant Disk
User->>PythonInterpreter: Execute parse_result()
PythonInterpreter->>PythonInterpreter: Check data format
PythonInterpreter-->>Disk: Save data if needed
PythonInterpreter-->>User: Return InterpreterExtraResult
User->>TypeScriptInterpreter: Execute parse_result()
TypeScriptInterpreter->>TypeScriptInterpreter: Check data format
TypeScriptInterpreter-->>Disk: Save data if needed
TypeScriptInterpreter-->>User: Return InterpreterExtraResult
In code where data flows and grows,
New fields emerge where none opposed.
Python and TypeScript, hand in hand,
Parsing files across the land.
Withcontent
,filename
,url
in tow,
Our interpreters now gracefully show.
🐇✨
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Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Refactor