Develop #640
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- Updated PraisonAI version from 2.2.30 to 2.2.31 across multiple Dockerfiles and the Ruby formula. - Adjusted dependency versions in pyproject.toml and other relevant files for consistency. - Enhanced README documentation to reflect the updated version. This change ensures that the latest features and improvements from PraisonAI are integrated while maintaining compatibility with existing code.
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes introduce enhanced asynchronous handling and error management for PostHog telemetry in the telemetry module, add a new shutdown method for clean termination, update dependencies to require a newer PostHog version, and provide a new test script to verify PostHog integration and telemetry event tracking. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant TestScript
participant MinimalTelemetry
participant PostHogClient
TestScript->>MinimalTelemetry: Create instance (enabled)
TestScript->>MinimalTelemetry: track_agent_execution()
MinimalTelemetry->>PostHogClient: send event (async)
TestScript->>MinimalTelemetry: track_task_completion()
MinimalTelemetry->>PostHogClient: send event (async)
TestScript->>MinimalTelemetry: track_tool_usage()
MinimalTelemetry->>PostHogClient: send event (async)
TestScript->>MinimalTelemetry: flush()
MinimalTelemetry->>PostHogClient: flush (async)
TestScript->>MinimalTelemetry: shutdown()
MinimalTelemetry->>PostHogClient: flush (sync)
MinimalTelemetry->>PostHogClient: shutdown()
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Summary of Changes
Hello @MervinPraison, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request focuses on improving the PostHog telemetry integration. The primary goal is to make the telemetry reporting non-blocking by switching to asynchronous mode and to ensure all events are reliably sent by implementing a proper shutdown sequence. I've also added a dedicated test script to validate these changes.
Highlights
- Telemetry Configuration: I've updated the PostHog client initialization in the telemetry module to use asynchronous mode (
sync_mode=False) to prevent blocking the main thread. I also added basic error handling during initialization. - Telemetry Shutdown: I've added a new
shutdownmethod to theMinimalTelemetryclass. This method ensures that any pending telemetry events are flushed and the PostHog client is properly shut down when the application exits, improving data reliability. - Dependencies: I've added the
posthog>=3.0.0dependency torequirements.txtas it's now directly used and configured. - Testing: I've included a new test file (
tests/test_posthog_fixed.py) to verify the PostHog integration, including direct client testing and testing theMinimalTelemetryclass's flush and new shutdown functionality.
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This pull request enhances the PostHog telemetry integration by enabling asynchronous mode and adding a proper shutdown method for cleanup. A new test suite is introduced to validate these changes. The changes generally improve the robustness and performance of the telemetry feature. My review includes suggestions for more specific exception handling and avoiding hardcoded API keys in tests, along with a clarification for a test output message.
| on_error=lambda e: self.logger.debug(f"PostHog error: {e}"), | ||
| sync_mode=False # Use async mode to prevent blocking | ||
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| except: |
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Using a bare except: clause can mask unexpected errors. It's recommended to catch specific exceptions that Posthog() initialization might raise, or at least Exception.
except Exception as e:
self.logger.warning(f"Failed to initialize PostHog: {e}")| self._posthog.shutdown() | ||
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| pass |
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A bare except: clause here can hide issues during the shutdown process. It's better to catch Exception or more specific exceptions that self._posthog.flush() or self._posthog.shutdown() might raise.
except Exception as e:
self.logger.warning(f"Error during PostHog shutdown: {e}")| project_api_key='phc_skZpl3eFLQJ4iYjsERNMbCO6jfeSJi2vyZlPahKgxZ7', | ||
| host='https://eu.i.posthog.com' | ||
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Hardcoding API keys, even for testing, is generally discouraged. Consider using environment variables to supply the API key. This makes the test setup more flexible and secure.
| project_api_key='phc_skZpl3eFLQJ4iYjsERNMbCO6jfeSJi2vyZlPahKgxZ7', | |
| host='https://eu.i.posthog.com' | |
| ) | |
| project_api_key=os.environ.get('POSTHOG_TEST_API_KEY', 'phc_skZpl3eFLQJ4iYjsERNMbCO6jfeSJi2vyZlPahKgxZ7'), # Default for convenience, but ideally require env var |
| print("1. posthog.flush() call in the flush() method") | ||
| print("2. shutdown() method that properly closes the connection") No newline at end of file |
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This print statement seems to inaccurately describe one of the fixes. The MinimalTelemetry.flush() method was changed to not call posthog.flush() directly. Instead, posthog.flush() is now called synchronously within the new shutdown() method. The test output should reflect this accurately.
| print("1. posthog.flush() call in the flush() method") | |
| print("2. shutdown() method that properly closes the connection") | |
| print("1. PostHog client operates asynchronously; `shutdown()` ensures final synchronous flush.") |
PR Type
Bug fix, Enhancement
Description
• Fixed PostHog telemetry integration with async mode and error handling
• Added proper shutdown method for telemetry cleanup
• Added PostHog dependency to requirements
• Created comprehensive test for PostHog integration
Changes walkthrough 📝
telemetry.py
Enhanced PostHog telemetry with async mode and shutdownsrc/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/telemetry/telemetry.py
• Added error handler and async mode to PostHog initialization
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Removed blocking flush call from flush method
• Added shutdown method
for proper PostHog cleanup
• Enhanced telemetry lifecycle management
test_posthog_fixed.py
Added PostHog integration test suitesrc/praisonai-agents/tests/test_posthog_fixed.py
• Created comprehensive test for PostHog integration
• Tests direct
PostHog client functionality
• Validates telemetry module with event
tracking
• Includes proper flush and shutdown testing
requirements.txt
Added PostHog dependency requirementsrc/praisonai-agents/requirements.txt
• Added posthog>=3.0.0 dependency requirement
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