Add Integrated CI/CD Flow Example #8
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| content = codebase.get_file(filepath).content | ||
| except Exception as e: | ||
| logger.error(f"Error reading file {filepath}: {e}") | ||
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Improved Error Handling in File Reading
The error handling in _analyze_code_changes when reading file content is minimal. Currently, if an exception occurs, it logs the error and continues (lines 173-176). This approach might miss critical issues that could affect the review process.
Recommendation:
- Implement a more robust error handling strategy. Consider retrying the read operation a few times before logging and skipping the file. Use exponential backoff for retries to handle transient issues effectively. Additionally, enhance the logging to include more context about the error, such as the type of exception and stack trace, to aid in debugging.
| if "TODO" in content: | ||
| line_number = content.split("\n").index([line for line in content.split("\n") if "TODO" in line][0]) + 1 | ||
| feedback.append({ | ||
| "file": filepath, | ||
| "line": line_number, | ||
| "message": "TODO comments should be addressed before merging.", | ||
| "severity": "warning", | ||
| }) |
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Performance Optimization in TODO Comment Search
The method _analyze_code_changes searches for 'TODO' comments in a potentially inefficient manner (lines 187-194). The current implementation splits the content multiple times and uses a list comprehension inside a loop, which can be computationally expensive for large files or a large number of files.
Recommendation:
- Optimize the search for 'TODO' comments by splitting the content once and iterating through the lines once. Store the results in a list if needed. This change reduces the complexity and improves the performance of the file processing.
| def handle_implementation_task(self, data: Dict[str, Any], request: Request): | ||
| """Handle implementation tasks from Linear.""" | ||
| logger.info(f"Received Linear issue event: {data.get('action', 'unknown')}") | ||
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| # Extract issue details | ||
| issue_id = data.get("data", {}).get("id") | ||
| issue_title = data.get("data", {}).get("title", "") | ||
| issue_description = data.get("data", {}).get("description", "") | ||
| issue_url = data.get("url", "") | ||
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| if not issue_id: | ||
| logger.error("Missing issue ID in webhook data") | ||
| return {"status": "error", "message": "Missing issue ID"} | ||
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| # Check if this is an implementation task | ||
| if not self._is_implementation_task(issue_title, issue_description): | ||
| logger.info(f"Skipping non-implementation task: {issue_title}") | ||
| return {"status": "skipped", "message": "Not an implementation task"} | ||
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| # Acknowledge receipt | ||
| self.linear_client.comment_on_issue( | ||
| issue_id, | ||
| "I'm working on implementing this task. I'll create a PR with the changes shortly. 🛠️" | ||
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| # Extract repository and branch information | ||
| repository, branch = self._extract_repo_info(issue_description) | ||
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| # Create a task object | ||
| task = CodegenTask( | ||
| issue_id=issue_id, | ||
| issue_title=issue_title, | ||
| issue_description=issue_description, | ||
| issue_url=issue_url, | ||
| repository=repository, | ||
| branch=branch, | ||
| ) | ||
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| # Generate code changes and create PR | ||
| pr_url = self._implement_task(task) | ||
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| # Update the issue with the PR link | ||
| self.linear_client.comment_on_issue( | ||
| issue_id, | ||
| f"✅ Implementation complete! Please review the PR: {pr_url}" | ||
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| return {"status": "success", "message": "Implementation complete", "pr_url": pr_url} |
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The handle_implementation_task method lacks comprehensive error handling which could lead to unhandled exceptions or failures in processing tasks under certain conditions. For instance, if the GitHub or Linear API calls fail, there is no catch mechanism or retry logic implemented.
Recommendation:
Implement a more robust error handling strategy. This could include:
- Adding try-except blocks around API calls to handle potential exceptions.
- Implementing a retry mechanism for API calls that might fail due to transient issues.
- Providing more detailed error messages and handling specific error cases to aid in debugging and maintaining the application.
| def _extract_repo_info(self, description: str) -> tuple[str, str]: | ||
| """Extract repository and branch information from the description.""" | ||
| # In a real implementation, this would parse the description to find repo info | ||
| # For this example, we'll use default values | ||
| repository = "codegen-sh/codegen" | ||
| branch = "feature/auto-generated" | ||
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| # Look for repository and branch information in the description | ||
| lines = description.split("\n") | ||
| for line in lines: | ||
| if line.startswith("Repository:"): | ||
| repository = line.split(":", 1)[1].strip() | ||
| elif line.startswith("Branch:"): | ||
| branch = line.split(":", 1)[1].strip() | ||
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| return repository, branch |
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The _extract_repo_info method uses hardcoded default values for the repository and branch, which reduces the flexibility and adaptability of the method to handle different scenarios or changes in the input format. This approach can lead to maintenance challenges and potential errors if the input does not match the expected format.
Recommendation:
Refactor the method to remove hardcoded values and improve the parsing logic to be more dynamic and robust. Consider using regular expressions or a more structured way to extract information from the description. Additionally, validate the extracted information to ensure it meets expected formats or criteria before proceeding with its usage.
| except Exception as e: | ||
| # Send error message in thread | ||
| say(text=f"Error: {str(e)}", thread_ts=event["ts"]) |
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The error handling in the handle_mention function is too generic, catching all exceptions and only logging a simple error message to Slack. This approach does not provide sufficient information for debugging issues, especially those related to external API calls.
Recommendation:
Improve error handling by logging detailed error information before sending a response to Slack. Use specific exception types to handle known errors and add a logging statement to capture the exception details. This will help in diagnosing issues more effectively.
Example:
except OpenAIError as e:
logger.error(f"OpenAI service error: {str(e)}")
say(text=f"Error: {str(e)}", thread_ts=event["ts"])
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Unexpected error: {str(e)}")
say(text=f"Error: {str(e)}", thread_ts=event["ts"])|
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| main_task: DevelopmentTask | ||
| subtasks: List[DevelopmentTask] | ||
| dependencies: List[str] # List of task IDs that this plan depends on |
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The dependencies attribute in DevelopmentPlan is currently a list of strings, which might be limiting if the system needs to handle more complex dependency relationships in the future. Consider using a more structured approach or a custom class to manage dependencies.
Suggested Change:
Create a TaskDependency class that can include additional details such as the type of dependency, the status of the dependent task, etc. This would make the management of dependencies more robust and flexible.
| from .models import CodeReviewFeedback, DevelopmentPlan, DevelopmentTask, TaskStatus | ||
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| # Configure logging | ||
| logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO) |
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The logging configuration is set globally at the module level using basicConfig, which can interfere with other modules' logging configurations if they import this module. This can lead to unexpected logging behavior across an application.
Recommendation: Consider configuring logging in the main entry point of your application or use a more localized logging configuration within classes or functions, ensuring it does not override the global logging settings.
| try: | ||
| labels = data.get("data", {}).get("labels", {}).get("nodes", []) | ||
| return any(label.get("name") == "Codegen" for label in labels) | ||
| except (KeyError, AttributeError): | ||
| return False |
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The exception handling in has_codegen_label is too broad, catching all KeyError and AttributeError. This can obscure the root cause of an error, making it difficult to debug and maintain.
Recommendation: Narrow down the exception handling to specific cases that you expect might fail and add logging statements to help trace the error's origin. This will improve the maintainability and debuggability of the code.
| token=os.environ["SLACK_BOT_TOKEN"], | ||
| signing_secret=os.environ["SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET"], |
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Security Issue: Unvalidated Environment Variables
The script directly uses environment variables (SLACK_BOT_TOKEN and SLACK_SIGNING_SECRET) without validating their existence or correctness. This can lead to runtime errors or security vulnerabilities if they are not properly set.
Recommendation:
Implement checks to ensure these environment variables are set before starting the application. Use a startup function to validate all required configurations and provide clear error messages if any configuration is missing or invalid.
| except Exception as e: | ||
| # Send error message in thread | ||
| say(text=f"Error: {str(e)}", thread_ts=event["ts"]) |
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Error Handling Issue: Broad Exception Handling
The script uses a broad except Exception as e block to catch all exceptions. This approach can obscure the underlying errors, making it difficult to diagnose issues and handle them appropriately.
Recommendation:
Replace the broad exception handling with more specific exception clauses that handle known error types individually. This will provide more informative error messages and allow for more precise responses based on the type of error encountered.
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This PR adds a new example that demonstrates a complete CI/CD flow using Codegen components. It integrates several existing examples into a cohesive workflow:
Requirements & Planning Hub (Linear + AI)
AI-Assisted Development (Local Checkout + Ticket-to-PR)
Comprehensive Code Review (PR Review + Deep Analysis)
Continuous Knowledge & Assistance (Slack Integration)
The implementation uses the modern
semantic_searchfunction instead of the deprecatedVectorIndexclass, and includes shared utilities, models, and configuration files.Components
planning_hub.py: Analyzes Linear tickets and creates development plansdevelopment_agent.py: Generates code changes and creates PRsreview_bot.py: Reviews PRs and provides feedbackslack_assistant.py: Provides assistance and notifications via Slackshared/: Contains shared utilities and modelsSetup
.envfile from the template