externalize cluster params #63
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falkordb/falkordb.py (3)
129-129: Add Tests for Cluster Connection InitializationThe code initializing
Cluster_Connis not covered by existing tests, which might lead to undiscovered issues in cluster environments. Please add unit tests that cover theIs_Cluster(conn)condition and the initialization ofCluster_Connto ensure robust cluster support.Would you like assistance in writing these tests or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
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Cluster_Connmay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
168-169: Add Tests for Secure URL HandlingThe handling of URLs starting with
falkors://ensures secure connections, but these lines are not covered by tests. To prevent potential issues with URL parsing and secure connection establishment, please add tests verifying thatfalkors://URLs are correctly converted torediss://and that the connection uses SSL as intended.Would you like assistance in writing these tests or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
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195-197: Add Tests for Graph ID ValidationThe exception handling for invalid
graph_idvalues enhances code reliability, but currently, this logic is not covered by tests. Please add unit tests to verify that aTypeErroris raised whengraph_idis not a non-empty string.Would you like assistance in writing these tests or opening a GitHub issue to track this task?
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Is_Sentinelmay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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Sentinel_Connmay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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Is_Clustermay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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Cluster_Connmay be undefined, or defined from star imports(F405)
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falkordb/cluster.py (2)
14-21: Addition of Cluster Parameters Enhances ConfigurabilityThe new parameters (
cluster_error_retry_attempts,startup_nodes,require_full_coverage,reinitialize_steps,read_from_replicas,dynamic_startup_nodes,url,address_remap) added to theCluster_Connfunction align with the PR objectives to externalize cluster parameters. This enhancement provides greater flexibility and control over the cluster connection settings.
31-38: Confirm Exception Classes inretry_on_errorAre CorrectThe
retry_on_errorparameter includes exceptions:ConnectionError,TimeoutError, andConnectionRefusedError. Verify that these exception classes are correctly imported or built-in and are appropriate for retry logic in the context of Redis connections.To ensure the exception classes are valid and won't cause runtime errors, run the following script:
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ConnectionErrorfrom theredismodule that should be used.Verification successful
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retry_on_errorparameter, let's search the codebase for their imports and usage. This will help us verify if they are correctly used and appropriate for the context.
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retry_on_errorAre Correct and AppropriateThe exception classes used in the
retry_on_errorparameter (ConnectionError, TimeoutError, and ConnectionRefusedError) are confirmed to be built-in Python exceptions. These are appropriate choices for handling network-related errors in the context of Redis connections:
- ConnectionError: Handles general connection-related issues
- TimeoutError: Manages connection or operation timeouts
- ConnectionRefusedError: Deals with cases where the server refuses the connection
The usage of these exceptions is consistent with best practices for implementing retry logic in network operations. No changes are necessary.
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| connection_kwargs = conn.connection_pool.connection_kwargs | ||
| host = connection_kwargs.pop("host") | ||
| port = connection_kwargs.pop("port") | ||
| port = connection_kwargs.pop("port") |
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Increase Test Coverage for Line 25
Static analysis indicates that line 25 (port = connection_kwargs.pop("port")) is not covered by tests. Adding unit tests that cover scenarios with different connection_kwargs configurations will improve code reliability and ensure that the function behaves as expected in various cases.
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Potential KeyError When Popping 'port' from connection_kwargs
The line port = connection_kwargs.pop("port") assumes that the key 'port' is always present in connection_kwargs. If 'port' is missing, this will raise a KeyError. To prevent this, consider using connection_kwargs.get("port") with a default value or handling the exception appropriately.
Apply the following diff to safely retrieve 'port' with a default value (replace default_port with an appropriate default):
-port = connection_kwargs.pop("port")
+port = connection_kwargs.pop("port", default_port)Committable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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| url = connection_kwargs.pop("url", None) | ||
| address_remap = connection_kwargs.pop("address_remap", None) | ||
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Increase Test Coverage for Line 31
Line 31, where retry_on_error is extracted, is not currently covered by tests. It's important to add tests that verify the retry logic when different exceptions occur. This ensures that your connection handling is robust against network errors and other issues.
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| cluster_error_retry_attempts=3, | ||
| startup_nodes=None, | ||
| require_full_coverage=False, | ||
| reinitialize_steps=5, | ||
| read_from_replicas=False, | ||
| dynamic_startup_nodes=True, | ||
| url=None, | ||
| address_remap=None, |
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Add Documentation for New Cluster Parameters
The new cluster parameters added to the __init__ method enhance cluster configuration flexibility. However, they lack corresponding explanations in the method's docstring. Please update the docstring to include descriptions for the following parameters:
cluster_error_retry_attemptsstartup_nodesrequire_full_coveragereinitialize_stepsread_from_replicasdynamic_startup_nodesurladdress_remap
| if Is_Sentinel(conn): | ||
| self.sentinel, self.service_name = Sentinel_Conn(conn, ssl) |
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Replace Star Imports with Explicit Imports
The use of star imports (e.g., from .cluster import *) can lead to undefined names and make it harder to track dependencies. Specifically, Is_Sentinel and Sentinel_Conn may be undefined or unclear in origin. Consider replacing the star imports with explicit imports to improve code readability and prevent potential issues.
Apply this diff to replace star imports with explicit imports:
-from .cluster import *
+from .cluster import Is_Cluster, Cluster_Conn
-from .sentinel import *
+from .sentinel import Is_Sentinel, Sentinel_ConnCommittable suggestion was skipped due to low confidence.
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New Features
FalkorDBclass constructor for more flexible cluster management options.Style
from_urlmethod.