refactor(sync): some follow-up and cleanup to sync, namespace corpora.tasks

skyl commented 2 weeks ago

PR Type

enhancement, tests

Description

Updated import paths and mock paths for process_tarball to reflect its new location in tasks.sync.
Enhanced the ISSUE_MAKER_SYSTEM_MESSAGE with additional guidelines for creating issues.
Added a call to corpus.save(update_fields=["updated_at"]) in process_tarball to update the timestamp.
Removed unused and commented-out code in sync.py for cleaner code maintenance.
Added comprehensive tests for Celery tasks in the sync module, using mocking to simulate task execution and database interactions.
Commented out debug print statements in the sync command to clean up console output.

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Relevant files

Enhancement

corpus.py `Update import path for process_tarball function` py/packages/corpora/routers/corpus.py - Updated import path for `process_tarball` to `tasks.sync`.	+1/-1
plan.py `Enhance issue creation guidelines in system message` py/packages/corpora/routers/plan.py Enhanced ISSUE_MAKER_SYSTEM_MESSAGE with additional guidelines for issue creation.	+4/-0
sync.py `Enhance process_tarball and cleanup sync tasks` py/packages/corpora/tasks/sync.py Added `corpus.save(update_fields=["updated_at"])` to `process_tarball`. Removed commented-out code and unused tasks.	+4/-13
corpus.py `Comment out debug print statements in sync command` py/packages/corpora_cli/commands/corpus.py Commented out debug print statements for local and remote file hashes.	+5/-6

Tests

test_corpus.py `Update mock path for process_tarball in tests` py/packages/corpora/routers/test_corpus.py - Updated mock path for `process_tarball` to `tasks.sync`.	+2/-2
test_sync.py `Add tests for Celery tasks in sync module` py/packages/corpora/tasks/test_sync.py Added new test cases for Celery tasks in `sync.py`. Utilized mocking to simulate database interactions and task execution.	+107/-0

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Code Smell
The `process_tarball` function directly updates the `updated_at` field of the `Corpus` model. Consider whether this logic should be encapsulated within the model itself to maintain separation of concerns. Code Smell
The `ISSUE_MAKER_SYSTEM_MESSAGE` string is becoming quite lengthy and complex. Consider breaking it into smaller, more manageable parts or using a configuration file to maintain readability.

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Explore these optional code suggestions:

Category	Suggestion	Score
Performance	Verify the necessity of the database save operation to avoid unnecessary writes ___ Ensure that the `corpus.save` method call is necessary and does not introduce unnecessary database writes, as it may impact performance. [py/packages/corpora/tasks/sync.py [13]](https://github.com/skyl/corpora/pull/29/files#diff-7f230e9cbfe0834a9fcf3bd2f6623f008fc8cc6935fef3bc9e145d5e32f526fdR13-R13) ```diff +corpus.save(update_fields=["updated_at"]) - ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Ensuring that the database save operation is necessary can prevent unnecessary writes, which is important for performance optimization. This suggestion is relevant and could have a significant impact on the application's efficiency.	7
Best practice	Add a debug flag to conditionally print debug information for easier troubleshooting ___ Consider adding a debug flag to conditionally print debug information, which can help in troubleshooting without cluttering the output in production. [py/packages/corpora_cli/commands/corpus.py [79-81]](https://github.com/skyl/corpora/pull/29/files#diff-c04094e69a69881444f8b97d9fee7e0d29683f5e062cb4d2cf4530bc08daedf7R79-R81) ```diff -# TODO: debug flag! -# c.console.print("Local file hash map:") -# c.console.print(pformat(local_files_hash_map, width=80)) +if debug: + c.console.print("Local file hash map:") + c.console.print(pformat(local_files_hash_map, width=80)) ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: Adding a debug flag to control the printing of debug information is a useful enhancement for troubleshooting. It improves code maintainability and usability without affecting production output.	6
Enhancement	Use a configuration file or environment variable to manage system message verbosity ___ Consider using a configuration file or environment variable to manage the verbosity level of system messages, allowing for easier adjustments without modifying the code. [py/packages/corpora/routers/plan.py [11-20]](https://github.com/skyl/corpora/pull/29/files#diff-d17ee5521ab86acd2823afbc993ced9ea8afb2f074db451ff29c56b83f4e33aaR11-R20) ```diff +ISSUE_MAKER_SYSTEM_MESSAGE = ( + "You are a highly skilled assistant specializing in creating well-structured, actionable issues " + "for this project. Your goal is to process the provided context and user input to generate " + "a concise and clear issue. This issue should include an informative title and a detailed body, " + "providing contributors with the necessary insights to effectively address the task. " + "Highlight relevant sections of the corpus and ensure that the issue is easy to understand and work on. " + "Do not be overly prescriptive, give viable choices for how it may be done but do not dictate the solution. " + "Talk about the goals and the problem to solve. " + "Be extremely terse and to the point. This is not a marketing pitch, it is a technical issue or task. " + "Don't use extra fluffy language." +) - ``` Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 Why: The suggestion to use a configuration file or environment variable for managing verbosity levels is a good practice for flexibility and maintainability. However, it is not directly addressing a critical issue in the current code, hence a moderate score.	5

skyl commented 2 weeks ago

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