feat: clena up included/excluded, changed GraphExecutor

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Summary

This pull request removes the unused fabric_patterns_included and fabric_patterns_excluded parameters from the application configuration and command-line arguments. Additionally, it refactors the GraphExecutor class to accept the graph parameter during initialization instead of during execution.

Files Changed

• code/app.py
  • Removed fabric_patterns_included and fabric_patterns_excluded from the AppConfig class.
  • Deleted command-line arguments --fabric-patterns-included and --fabric-patterns-excluded from the argument parser.
  • Updated the initialization of FabricTools to exclude the removed parameters.
  • Refactored GraphExecutor to accept graph in its constructor.

Code Changes

• Removed unused parameters from AppConfig:

  class AppConfig:
    fabric_model: str
    fabric_temperature: float
    agent_type: Literal["single_command", "react"]
    # Removed unused parameters
    # fabric_patterns_included: Optional[str] = None
    # fabric_patterns_excluded: Optional[str] = None

• Deleted command-line arguments:

  def parse_arguments() -> AppConfig:
    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Fabric Agent")
    fabric_group = parser.add_argument_group("Fabric Parameters")
  
    fabric_group.add_argument(
        "--fabric-model",
        type=str,
        required=True,
        help="Fabric model to use for LLM provider",
    )
    fabric_group.add_argument(
        "--fabric-temperature",
        type=float,
        default=0,
        help="Sampling temperature for fabric model (default: 0)",
    )
    # Removed unused arguments
    # fabric_group.add_argument(
    #     "--fabric-patterns-included",
    #     type=str,
    #     help="Comma separated list of fabric patterns to include in agent",
    # )
    # fabric_group.add_argument(
    #     "--fabric-patterns-excluded",
    #     type=str,
    #     help="Comma separated list of fabric patterns to exclude in agent",
    # )

• Updated FabricTools initialization:

  fabric_tools = FabricTools(
    fabric_llm.llm,
    fabric_llm.use_system_message,
    fabric_llm.number_of_tools
    # Removed unused parameters
    # config.fabric_patterns_included,
    # config.fabric_patterns_excluded,
  )

• Refactored GraphExecutor usage in main():

  # Before
  executor = GraphExecutor(config)
  executor.execute(graph, input_str)
  
  # After
  executor = GraphExecutor(config, graph)
  executor.execute(input_str)

• Updated GraphExecutor class:

  class GraphExecutor:
    """Handles graph execution and output generation"""
  
    def __init__(self, config: AppConfig, graph):
        self.config = config
        self.graph = graph
        self._setup_output_encoding()
  
    def execute(self, input_str: str) -> None:
        try:
            messages_state = self._invoke_graph(self.graph, input_str)
            # Rest of the method...

Reason for Changes

• Removal of Unused Parameters: The fabric_patterns_included and fabric_patterns_excluded parameters were deprecated and are no longer utilized within the codebase. Eliminating these reduces clutter and potential confusion for developers and users.
• Refactoring for Clarity: Passing the graph to the GraphExecutor during initialization improves the clarity of the code. It encapsulates the necessary state within the executor instance, adhering to object-oriented design principles and simplifying method signatures.

Impact of Changes

• Code Simplification: The removal of unused parameters simplifies the configuration and command-line interface, making the application easier to use and maintain.
• Improved Maintainability: Refactoring GraphExecutor enhances code readability and aligns with best practices, which will aid future development and debugging efforts.
• Breaking Changes: Any scripts or processes that relied on the removed parameters or the previous GraphExecutor interface will need to be updated to accommodate these changes.

Test Plan

• Unit Tests: All existing unit tests were run to ensure no regressions were introduced.
• Manual Testing: Performed manual testing of the application's command-line interface to confirm that it operates correctly without the deprecated parameters.
• Execution Verification: Verified that the GraphExecutor correctly initializes with the graph and executes without errors.

Additional Notes

• Documentation Update: Documentation should be reviewed and updated to reflect the removal of fabric_patterns_included and fabric_patterns_excluded parameters.
• Developer Notification: Developers should be notified about these changes to update any dependent code or scripts accordingly.
• Future Improvements: This refactoring lays the groundwork for potential future enhancements to the GraphExecutor and related components.

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ONE SENTENCE SUMMARY:

The pull request removes deprecated parameters and refactors GraphExecutor for improved clarity and maintainability in the application.

MAIN POINTS:

1. Removed fabric_patterns_included and fabric_patterns_excluded from application configuration and command-line arguments.
2. Refactored GraphExecutor to accept graph during initialization instead of execution.
3. Updated AppConfig class by eliminating unused parameters.
4. Deleted command-line arguments related to fabric patterns from the argument parser.
5. Modified FabricTools initialization to exclude removed parameters.
6. Changed GraphExecutor usage in main() to align with refactored class.
7. Improved code clarity by encapsulating state within GraphExecutor instance.
8. Simplified configuration and command-line interface for easier maintenance.
9. Verified changes with unit tests and manual testing of the command-line interface.
10. Documentation and developer notifications are necessary to reflect and accommodate changes.

TAKEAWAYS:

1. Removing unused parameters reduces code clutter and potential confusion.
2. Refactoring enhances code readability and aligns with best practices.
3. Changes may require updates to dependent scripts or processes.
4. Documentation and developer communication are crucial for smooth transitions.
5. The refactoring sets the stage for future enhancements to GraphExecutor.