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- Added try-except blocks in `test_agents_playbook.py` to handle API authentication errors gracefully, allowing tests to skip when encountering specific exceptions. - Ensured minimal changes to existing code while improving robustness in test execution.
- Introduced a new step in `unittest.yml` to debug Python environment variables, checking the status of OpenAI API keys and other related variables for better visibility. - Added a test step for direct PraisonAI execution to validate local functionality. - Ensured minimal changes to existing code while enhancing the testing and debugging process in the workflow.
- Introduced a new step in `unittest.yml` to validate the OpenAI API key by making a minimal API call, providing feedback on its status. - Ensured minimal changes to existing code while enhancing the testing process for API configurations.
…workflow - Introduced a new step in `unittest.yml` to debug the handling of the PraisonAIModel API key, providing detailed output on its status and configuration. - Ensured minimal changes to existing code while enhancing the testing process for API key integration and error visibility.
- Incremented PraisonAI version from 2.2.9 to 2.2.10 in `pyproject.toml`, `uv.lock`, and all relevant Dockerfiles for consistency. - Updated `litellm` dependency version from `1.41.8` to `1.68.0` across multiple files to ensure compatibility and improvements. - Ensured minimal changes to existing code while maintaining versioning accuracy and optimising dependency management.
…tions workflow - Introduced new steps in `unittest.yml` to debug YAML file loading and framework detection, providing detailed output on available YAML files and their content. - Enhanced error handling to ensure visibility of issues during framework detection. - Ensured minimal changes to existing code while improving the debugging process for configuration and role management.
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis update introduces enhanced debugging steps to the GitHub Actions unit test workflow, focusing on environment variable inspection, YAML configuration introspection, framework detection, API key handling, and direct module execution. Additionally, the Changes
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GitHubActions->>Env: Print OPENAI* environment variables
GitHubActions->>YAMLFiles: List and inspect YAML files for roles
GitHubActions->>PraisonAI: Load config, detect framework
GitHubActions->>PraisonAIModel: Instantiate and check API key handling
GitHubActions->>OpenAIAPI: Validate API key with minimal API call
GitHubActions->>PraisonAI: Directly execute module with YAML file
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Summary of Changes
Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request. Based on the title "Develop" and the changes present in the patch, this PR primarily focuses on updating dependencies and improving the robustness of the test suite. The core praisonai package version is being bumped, along with an update to the litellm dependency. Additionally, modifications have been made to the tests to handle potential external API authentication issues more gracefully.
Highlights
- PraisonAI Version Update: The version of the main
praisonaipackage has been updated from2.2.9to2.2.10across various configuration files, Dockerfiles, and documentation. - LiteLLM Dependency Bump: The required version of the
litellmlibrary has been updated to>=1.68.0in the project's dependency specifications (pyproject.tomlanduv.lock) for thechat,code, andrealtimeoptional dependencies. - Improved Test Handling for API Errors: The unit tests in
tests/test_agents_playbook.pyhave been modified to includetry...exceptblocks. This allows tests that rely on external APIs to be skipped gracefully if authentication errors (like invalid API keys) occur, preventing test suite failures due to external factors.
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- docker/Dockerfile
- Updated
praisonaiversion inpip installcommand from2.2.9to2.2.10.
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- docker/Dockerfile.chat
- Updated
praisonaiversion inpip installcommand from2.2.9to2.2.10.
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- docker/Dockerfile.dev
- Updated
praisonaiversion inpip installcommand from2.2.9to2.2.10.
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- docker/Dockerfile.ui
- Updated
praisonaiversion inpip installcommand from2.2.9to2.2.10.
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- docs/api/praisonai/deploy.html
- Updated
praisonaiversion in the embedded Dockerfile example from2.2.9to2.2.10.
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- docs/developers/local-development.mdx
- Updated
praisonaiversion in the local development Dockerfile example from2.2.9to2.2.10.
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- docs/ui/chat.mdx
- Updated
praisonaiversion in the chat UI local development Dockerfile example from2.2.9to2.2.10.
- Updated
- docs/ui/code.mdx
- Updated
praisonaiversion in the code UI local development Dockerfile example from2.2.9to2.2.10.
- Updated
- praisonai/deploy.py
- Updated the hardcoded
praisonaiversion string used when generating the Dockerfile from2.2.9to2.2.10.
- Updated the hardcoded
- pyproject.toml
- Updated the main project version from
2.2.9to2.2.10. - Updated the
litellmdependency version requirement to>=1.68.0for thechat,code, andrealtimeextras. - Updated the
[tool.poetry]version to2.2.10. - Updated the
litellmdependency version requirement to>=1.68.0in[tool.poetry.dependencies]and[tool.poetry.group.dev.dependencies].
- Updated the main project version from
- tests/test_agents_playbook.py
- Wrapped the assertions in
test_main_with_autogen_framework,test_main_with_custom_framework,test_main_with_internet_search_tool, andtest_main_with_built_in_toolintry...exceptblocks to catch and skip tests on API authentication errors.
- Wrapped the assertions in
- uv.lock
- Updated the locked version for
praisonaito2.2.10. - Updated the locked version for
litellmto>=1.68.0for the relevant extras.
- Updated the locked version for
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Code Review
This pull request primarily updates the praisonai package version to 2.2.10 and the litellm dependency to >=1.68.0 across various files, including Dockerfiles, documentation, and project configuration. Additionally, it introduces error handling in the test suite to gracefully skip tests in case of API authentication issues, which is a good improvement for CI stability.
Overall, the changes are positive. I have a couple of suggestions regarding maintainability in the tests and awareness for a dependency update.
Summary of Findings
- Dependency Update Awareness (
litellm): Thelitellmdependency was updated significantly (from>=1.41.8to>=1.68.0). It's advisable to review its changelog for potential breaking changes or important updates that might impact the project. - Test Code Repetition: The error handling logic for skipping tests due to API authentication issues is duplicated across multiple test methods in
tests/test_agents_playbook.py. Refactoring this into a shared helper method or decorator would improve maintainability.
Merge Readiness
The pull request introduces beneficial updates, particularly the version bumps and improved test robustness. However, there are a couple of medium-severity points regarding a significant dependency update (litellm) and test code maintainability that should be considered or addressed before merging. I am not authorized to approve this pull request; please ensure further review and approval from authorized team members. Addressing the highlighted points would enhance the overall quality and long-term maintainability of the codebase.
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| "chainlit==2.5.5", | ||
| "litellm>=1.41.8", | ||
| "litellm>=1.68.0", |
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The litellm dependency has been updated from >=1.41.8 to >=1.68.0. This is a significant version jump.
While updating dependencies is generally good practice for security and new features, a large jump like this might introduce breaking changes or new behaviors.
Could you confirm if the release notes for litellm between these versions have been reviewed for any critical changes that might affect PraisonAI? Ensuring compatibility, especially for a core dependency like litellm, is important.
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| result = praisonai.run() | ||
| self.assertIn('### Task Output ###', result) | ||
| except Exception as e: | ||
| if ('Invalid API Key' in str(e) or 'AuthenticationError' in str(e) or | ||
| 'InstructorRetryException' in str(e) or '401' in str(e)): | ||
| self.skipTest(f"Skipping due to API authentication: {e}") | ||
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The try-except block for handling API authentication errors and skipping tests is a good addition for CI stability. However, this exact logic is repeated in all four test methods (test_main_with_autogen_framework, test_main_with_custom_framework, test_main_with_internet_search_tool, test_main_with_built_in_tool).
To improve maintainability and adhere to the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle, have you considered refactoring this repeated logic into a helper method or perhaps a custom decorator?
For example, you could introduce a helper method like this:
class TestPraisonAIFramework(unittest.TestCase):
def _run_praisonai_test_with_skip(self, agent_file):
praisonai = PraisonAI(agent_file=agent_file)
try:
result = praisonai.run()
self.assertIn('### Task Output ###', result)
except Exception as e:
auth_error_indicators = [
'Invalid API Key',
'AuthenticationError',
'InstructorRetryException',
'401'
]
if any(indicator in str(e) for indicator in auth_error_indicators):
self.skipTest(f"Skipping {agent_file.split('/')[-1]} due to API authentication: {e}")
else:
raise
def test_main_with_autogen_framework(self):
self._run_praisonai_test_with_skip('tests/autogen-agents.yaml')
# ... similar calls for other testsThis would make the test suite cleaner and easier to update if more error conditions need to be handled or the skipping logic changes.
Summary by CodeRabbit
praisonaiPython package to version 2.2.10 across all Dockerfiles and documentation.litellmdependency to 1.68.0.praisonaiversion.