This pull request introduces a new example and provides the necessary code and documentation for it. However, there are several issues and findings that should be addressed to ensure compatibility, functionality, and maintainability.
Potential Issues:
The patch introduces a new dependency called wasi-nn with a specific branch. This may result in compatibility issues if the branch is not up to date or changes are made to the dependencies.
The use of chat-prompts, clap, and endpoints libraries may cause issues if they are not properly implemented or maintained.
The code lacks proper error handling and error messages, making it difficult to identify and debug problems.
There are unused variables and unused imports (OnceCell, print_separator function).
The main function has an infinite loop, which could become problematic if there are no break conditions or ways to exit gracefully.
There are no comments or documentation to explain the purpose and functionality of the different components.
The ownership and permissions for the README file should be checked to ensure consistency with the project.
The URLs for the model and the llama.cpp GitHub repository should be validated to ensure they are correct and up-to-date.
The installation command in the README may require sudo permissions, which should be clarified in the instructions.
The README includes a code snippet with environment variable assignments, which may conflict or be overridden with existing variables. This should be clarified in the README.
The README mentions supported parameters, but it's not clear if they have default values or what impact changing them might have on the application.
The patch does not provide information about any code changes made to the project.
Important Findings:
The new example and the README file provide comprehensive instructions for setting up and running the application.
The README includes code snippets and console outputs for clarity.
In summary, while the pull request introduces a new example and provides documentation, there are potential issues with dependencies, error handling, code organization, and missing information. These should be addressed to ensure compatibility, functionality, maintainability, and clarity in the project.
Added a new example called belle-llama2-13B in the wasmedge-ggml-belle-chat project.
Added a new file Cargo.toml with project metadata and dependency specifications.
Added a new file main.rs with the implementation of the belle-llama2-13B chat prompt.
Modified the main function to handle the new chat prompt and execute the chat process.
Added new dependencies in the Cargo.toml file.
Potential problems:
The patch adds a new dependency called wasi-nn with a specific branch. This may result in compatibility issues if the branch is not up to date or changes are made to the dependencies.
The patch introduces the use of the chat-prompts, clap, and endpoints libraries. If these libraries are not properly implemented or maintained, it may cause issues in the functionality of the code.
The code lacks proper error handling and error messages. This may make it difficult to identify and debug problems.
The code has some unused variables and unused imports (OnceCell, print_separator function).
There is an infinite loop in the main function. Although it is intentional for the chat process, it could become problematic if there are no break conditions or ways to exit gracefully.
The code does not provide any comments or documentation to explain the purpose and functionality of the different components.
Overall, the patch introduces a new example and the necessary code to implement it. However, there are potential problems with dependencies, error handling, and maintainability that should be addressed.
Added a new README file for the wasmedge-ggml-belle-chat directory.
The README provides instructions for installing dependencies, preparing the WASM application, getting the model, executing the application, handling errors, and setting parameters.
The README includes code snippets and console outputs for clarity.
Potential problems:
The ownership and permissions for the README file should be checked to ensure they are consistent with the project.
The URLs for the model and the llama.cpp GitHub repository should be validated to ensure they are correct and up-to-date.
The command used to install the libopenblas-dev package on Ubuntu may require sudo permissions. The README should clarify that if the user is not root, they may need to use sudo when running the command.
The README includes a code snippet with environment variable assignments before the wasmedge command. It's possible that some environment variables might conflict or be overridden if they are already set in the user's system. This should be clarified in the README, and users should be advised to review their existing environment variables before running the code.
The README mentions the supported parameters (LLAMA_LOG, LLAMA_N_CTX, LLAMA_N_PREDICT) and how to set them using environment variables. However, it's not clear if these parameters have default values or what impact changing them might have on the application. This should be clarified in the README to provide better guidance to users.
The patch does not provide any information about the changes made to the code or functionality of the project. It focuses solely on providing instructions for setting up and running the application. If there were any code changes, they are not documented in this patch.
Overall, the patch adds a new README file with comprehensive instructions for setting up and running the application. However, further clarification and validation are needed for some steps and potential issues. Additionally, it would be helpful to include information about any code changes made in this pull request.
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Overall Summary:
This pull request introduces a new example and provides the necessary code and documentation for it. However, there are several issues and findings that should be addressed to ensure compatibility, functionality, and maintainability.
Potential Issues:
wasi-nn
with a specific branch. This may result in compatibility issues if the branch is not up to date or changes are made to the dependencies.chat-prompts
,clap
, andendpoints
libraries may cause issues if they are not properly implemented or maintained.OnceCell
,print_separator
function).main
function has an infinite loop, which could become problematic if there are no break conditions or ways to exit gracefully.sudo
permissions, which should be clarified in the instructions.Important Findings:
In summary, while the pull request introduces a new example and provides documentation, there are potential issues with dependencies, error handling, code organization, and missing information. These should be addressed to ensure compatibility, functionality, maintainability, and clarity in the project.
Details
Commit 7b99b26cc769e84ec2da5b43281ec6f9f3612896
Key changes in the patch:
belle-llama2-13B
in thewasmedge-ggml-belle-chat
project.Cargo.toml
with project metadata and dependency specifications.main.rs
with the implementation of thebelle-llama2-13B
chat prompt.main
function to handle the new chat prompt and execute the chat process.Cargo.toml
file.Potential problems:
wasi-nn
with a specific branch. This may result in compatibility issues if the branch is not up to date or changes are made to the dependencies.chat-prompts
,clap
, andendpoints
libraries. If these libraries are not properly implemented or maintained, it may cause issues in the functionality of the code.OnceCell
,print_separator
function).main
function. Although it is intentional for the chat process, it could become problematic if there are no break conditions or ways to exit gracefully.Overall, the patch introduces a new example and the necessary code to implement it. However, there are potential problems with dependencies, error handling, and maintainability that should be addressed.
Commit 0f13dc71459844e22410a5eb48bf32a05f343d46
Key changes in this patch:
wasmedge-ggml-belle-chat
directory.Potential problems:
libopenblas-dev
package on Ubuntu may requiresudo
permissions. The README should clarify that if the user is not root, they may need to usesudo
when running the command.wasmedge
command. It's possible that some environment variables might conflict or be overridden if they are already set in the user's system. This should be clarified in the README, and users should be advised to review their existing environment variables before running the code.LLAMA_LOG
,LLAMA_N_CTX
,LLAMA_N_PREDICT
) and how to set them using environment variables. However, it's not clear if these parameters have default values or what impact changing them might have on the application. This should be clarified in the README to provide better guidance to users.Overall, the patch adds a new README file with comprehensive instructions for setting up and running the application. However, further clarification and validation are needed for some steps and potential issues. Additionally, it would be helpful to include information about any code changes made in this pull request.