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test: merge from main to dev #27

Closed yike5460 closed 2 months ago

yike5460 commented 2 months ago

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Description

This pull request introduces several changes to the project's codebase. The primary focus is the addition of a new serverless application (app-serverless) that includes an API endpoint for handling webhooks. The application is written in TypeScript and leverages the Serverless framework.

Additionally, the pull request includes modifications to the existing codebase, such as updates to the .gitignore file, removal of obsolete files (app/src/agent/agent.ts and src/ut_py.ts), and updates to various source files (app/src/index.ts, app/src/utils.ts, dist/index.js, src/index.ts).

It's worth noting that there are two files (app-serverless/package-lock.json and src/testGenerator.ts) marked as errors, which may require attention or resolution.

Furthermore, the pull request includes the addition of a new GitHub Actions workflow (code-review.yml) and a Vercel configuration file (vercel.json).

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File number involved in this PR: 22, unfold to see the details:

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| |:-------|:--------|:--------------| | app/src/agent/agent.ts | 0 added, 99 removed | This file is removed in this PR | | src/ut_py.ts | 0 added, 94 removed | This file is removed in this PR | | .gitignore | 2 added, 1 removed | The code changes add the `package-lock.json` file to the list of ignored files or directories in the project. | | test/erroneous_code_test.py | 1 added, 1 removed | The code change added a clarification message to indicate that there is a 5-second delay before the program finishes processing. | | README.md | 3 added, 1 removed | The code changes outline plans to enhance unit test generation, support external data sources, implement billing, and add user authentication functionality to the project. | | app/src/index.ts | 7 added, 0 removed | The code change adds a check to ensure the GITHUB_APP_TOKEN environment variable is set, otherwise it logs an error and exits the process. | | app-serverless/.gitignore | 2 added, 0 removed | This change adds two new files, `.vercel` and `.env`, likely used for deployment and environment variable configuration. | | vercel.json | 7 added, 0 removed | This change adds a configuration object specifying a maximum execution time of 60 seconds for Cloud Functions under the 'api/**/*.ts' path. | | app-serverless/src/config.ts | 14 added, 0 removed | This code loads environment variables from a `.env` file and exports them for use in the application, specifically GitHub and AWS credentials. | | .github/workflows/code-review.yml | 2 added, 2 removed | The code changes update the `yike5460/intelli-ops` action version from `v0.0.87` to `v0.0.94` and disable the `generate-unit-test` option. | | src/codeLayout.sh | 3 added, 3 removed | The code changes include renaming the script file from `code_layout.sh` to `codeLayout.sh` for better naming convention, and updating the usage examples accordingly. | | app-serverless/tsconfig.json | 17 added, 0 removed | This code change adds a TypeScript configuration file (tsconfig.json) with settings for compiling TypeScript code to JavaScript, including output directory, module system, and strict type checking. | | app-serverless/package.json | 20 added, 0 removed | This commit adds a package.json file for a GitHub chatbot project, including dependencies for AWS Bedrock, Octokit, and Vercel, as well as scripts for local development and deployment. | | app-serverless/api/webhook.ts | 62 added, 0 removed | This code sets up a Vercel serverless function to handle GitHub webhooks for pull request reviews, pull requests, and issue comments, utilizing the Octokit library to interact with the GitHub API. | | app/src/utils.ts | 8 added, 2 removed | This code change introduces error handling for the GITHUB_APP_TOKEN environment variable, creates an Octokit instance with the token, initializes a BedrockRuntimeClient, and sets constants for the model ID and unit test prompt. | | package.json | 1 added, 1 removed | This code change updates the "package" script in the project's package.json file, replacing the filename "code_layout.sh" with "codeLayout.sh" in the last command that copies a file to the "dist" directory. | | app-serverless/sample-payload.json | 29 added, 0 removed | A new issue with the body "This is the original issue body" was created, and a comment "@IBTBot What is AI-native DevOps?" was added to the issue #1 in the "example/repo" repository. | | src/index.ts | 41 added, 12 removed | The code changes update the PR description format, adding a file summary table and a header. It also adds a function to generate file-level summaries using the Bedrock model. Additionally, it prepends headers to the PR description and code review comments. | | app-serverless/src/utils.ts | 299 added, 0 removed | This code adds functionality to generate unit tests, modularize functions, fetch repository statistics, find console.log statements, generate class diagrams, and debug the bot configuration for a GitHub repository using the GitHub API and AWS Bedrock Runtime. | | app-serverless/README.md | 18 added, 0 removed | This code snippet provides instructions for debugging locally using the Vercel CLI, sending a sample request, deploying to Vercel, and setting up the GitHub app webhook URL. | | app-serverless/src/handler.ts | 362 added, 0 removed | This code adds functionality for a GitHub bot to handle various events like pull requests, issues, and comments. It can generate repository stats, show console logs, generate unit tests, create class diagrams and READMEs, debug configurations, and respond to general queries based on the context. The bot utilizes the AWS Bedrock Runtime client and a language model (LLM) for query classification and response generation. | | dist/index.js | 195 added, 171 removed | The code changes can be summarized as follows: - Renamed the imported module from `ut_ts` to `testGenerator`. - Added two new constants `PR_DESCRIPTION_HEADER` and `CODE_REVIEW_HEADER` for prepending headers to generated descriptions and code reviews. - Updated `generatePRDescription` function to generate file summaries using a new `generateFileSummary` function, format the file change summary as a table with inline HTML, and prepend the `PR_DESCRIPTION_HEADER` to the final description. - Added a new `generateFileSummary` function to summarize code changes for each file in a concise manner. - Updated `generateCodeReviewComment` function to prepend the `CODE_REVIEW_HEADER` to each generated code review comment. |
yike5460 commented 2 months ago

@IBTBot What is DevOps?

yike5460 commented 2 months ago

Here's the response to your query:

DevOps is a set of practices and cultural philosophies that combines software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops). The main goals of DevOps are to shorten the software development life cycle and provide continuous delivery with high software quality.

Here are some key principles and practices of DevOps:

  1. Collaboration and Communication: DevOps promotes better collaboration and communication between development and operations teams, breaking down traditional silos.

  2. Automation: Automating processes like building, testing, deployment, and infrastructure management is a core DevOps practice. This helps increase efficiency, reduce errors, and enables faster delivery.

  3. Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD): DevOps emphasizes continuously integrating code changes from multiple contributors into a shared repository, and automatically building, testing, and deploying code to production environments.

  4. Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Infrastructure provisioning and management are treated as code, using tools like Terraform, Ansible, or CloudFormation. This allows for versioning, testing, and automation of infrastructure changes.

  5. Monitoring and Logging: Comprehensive monitoring and logging of applications and infrastructure are essential for identifying and resolving issues quickly.

  6. Microservices and Containerization: DevOps encourages the use of microservices architecture and containerization technologies like Docker to build and deploy applications more efficiently.

  7. Agile and Lean Principles: DevOps embraces agile methodologies and lean principles, such as iterative development, continuous improvement, and minimizing waste.

The ultimate goal of DevOps is to enable organizations to deliver high-quality software faster, more reliably, and with better collaboration between teams. It aims to bridge the gap between development and operations and create a culture of shared responsibility for the entire software delivery lifecycle.

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