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docs/en/installation/smart-doc.mdx (3)
12-12: Hyphenate "command-line" for correct grammar.Line 12: "command line tool" should be "command-line tool".
-Download the `violet` command line tool if it is not present on the machine: +Download the `violet` command-line tool if it is not present on the machine:
20-20: Fix spelling error: "acording" → "according".Line 20 contains a spelling error.
-then edit the file to fill in the correct configuration values acording to the comments. +then edit the file to fill in the correct configuration values according to the comments.
118-118: Simplify "Admin User Names" to "Admin Usernames".Line 118: "User Names" is more commonly written as one word in modern usage.
-- Admin User Names: the comma-separated admin user list. Admin users can manage Audit logs in Smart Doc. +- Admin Usernames: the comma-separated admin user list. Admin users can manage Audit logs in Smart Doc.
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| violet push \ | ||
| ${AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME} \ | ||
| --platform-address=${PLATFORM_ADDRESS} \ | ||
| --platform-username=${PLATFORM_ADMIN_USER} \ | ||
| --platform-password=${PLATFORM_ADMIN_PASSWORD} \ | ||
| --clusters=${CLUSTER} \ | ||
| ${VIOLET_EXTRA_ARGS[@]} |
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The violet push command is missing required variable definitions.
The script references ${AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME} and ${CLUSTER} on lines 51 and 55, but these variables are never defined in the script. The command will fail to execute.
Add variable definitions before the violet push command:
if [[ "${IS_EXTERNAL_REGISTRY}" == "true" ]]; then
REGISTRY_ADDRESS=<external-registry-url> # [!code callout]
REGISTRY_USERNAME=<registry-username> # [!code callout]
REGISTRY_PASSWORD=<registry-password> # [!code callout]
VIOLET_EXTRA_ARGS+=(
--dst-repo "${REGISTRY_ADDRESS}"
--username "${REGISTRY_USERNAME}"
--password "${REGISTRY_PASSWORD}"
)
fi
+# Set the cluster and operator name
+export AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME=<operator-package-name> # [!code callout]
+export CLUSTER=<destination-cluster-name> # [!code callout]
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# Push **Alauda AI Cluster** operator package to destination cluster
violet push \
${AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME} \Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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In docs/en/installation/smart-doc.mdx around lines 50 to 56, the violet push
snippet references ${AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME} and ${CLUSTER} but those
variables are never defined; add explicit variable definitions or environment
variable usage immediately before the violet push command (e.g., set
AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME to the operator name and CLUSTER to the target cluster,
or document that they must be provided via environment) so the script can run;
ensure the added lines clearly show placeholder values and note they should be
replaced with real values or exported from the environment.
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50-56: Theviolet pushcommand references undefined variables (duplicate issue).Line 51 references
${AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME}and line 55 references${CLUSTER}, but these variables are never defined in the script. The command will fail when executed.Add variable definitions before the
violet pushcommand:) fi +# Set the cluster and operator name +export AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME=<operator-package-name> # [!code callout] +export CLUSTER=<destination-cluster-name> # [!code callout] + # Push **Alauda AI Cluster** operator package to destination cluster violet push \
129-137: Database import commands must execute inside the PostgreSQL pod (duplicate issue).Lines 134–135 show
psqlandpg_restorerunning locally, but they must execute inside the PostgreSQL pod. After copying the dump to the pod, usekubectl execto run the commands.# Get the PostgreSQL pod name kubectl -n cpaas-system get pod | grep postgre-vec # Copy the dump file to the PostgreSQL pod kubectl -n cpaas-system cp docvec_acp_4_1.dump <postgre-vec-xxx>:/tmp/docvec_acp_4_1.dump -psql -U postgres -W -c "DROP DATABASE docvec_acp_4_1; CREATE DATABASE docvec_acp_4_1;" -pg_restore -U postgres -W -d docvec_acp_4_1 /tmp/docvec_acp_4_1.dump +kubectl -n cpaas-system exec <postgre-vec-xxx> -- psql -U postgres -W -c "DROP DATABASE docvec_acp_4_1; CREATE DATABASE docvec_acp_4_1;" +kubectl -n cpaas-system exec <postgre-vec-xxx> -- pg_restore -U postgres -W -d docvec_acp_4_1 /tmp/docvec_acp_4_1.dump # Enter the password when prompted
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docs/en/installation/smart-doc.mdx (2)
12-12: Use hyphen for compound adjective."command line tool" should be "command-line tool" when modifying a noun.
-Download the `violet` command line tool if it is not present on the machine: +Download the `violet` command-line tool if it is not present on the machine:
118-118: Use modern compound word styling."Admin User Names" is more idiomatically written as "Admin Usernames" (single compound word).
-- Admin User Names: the comma-separated admin user list. Admin users can manage Audit logs in Alauda Hyperflux. +- Admin Usernames: the comma-separated admin user list. Admin users can manage Audit logs in Alauda Hyperflux.
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[grammar] ~20-~20: Ensure spelling is correct
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87-100: PostgreSQL Secret YAML is now valid.The Helm template syntax issue has been resolved. The Secret now uses plain string values with placeholders that users can fill in directly.
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Fix spelling error.
"acording" should be "according".
-then edit the file to fill in the correct configuration values acording to the comments.
+then edit the file to fill in the correct configuration values according to the comments.📝 Committable suggestion
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In docs/en/installation/smart-doc.mdx around line 20, fix the spelling mistake
"acording" to "according" in the sentence so it reads "...fill in the correct
configuration values according to the comments." Ensure only the single word is
corrected and keep punctuation and surrounding text unchanged.
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Inconsistent file name and missing database connection parameters in psql command.
Line 238 references ids_to_delete.json, but line 223 indicates the file is named vector_ids.json. Additionally, this psql command is missing the database (-d) and username (-U) parameters that were included in similar commands above (lines 230, 245, 254).
Copy the vector ids from `vector_ids.json` to the temporary table:
```bash
-psql -c "
+psql -U <your-pg-username> -W -d <your-pg-database> -c "
COPY ids_temp(id) FROM stdin;
- $(cat ids_to_delete.json | jq -r '.[]')
+ $(cat vector_ids.json | jq -r '.[]')
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In docs/en/installation/smart-doc.mdx around lines 233 to 240, the psql COPY
snippet uses the wrong filename and omits connection parameters; update the
command to reference vector_ids.json (not ids_to_delete.json) and add the
database connection flags (e.g. -U -W -d )
to the psql invocation so it matches the other examples above.
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20-20: Fix spelling error: "acording" → "according".This issue was flagged in a previous review but remains unresolved.
-then edit the file to fill in the correct configuration values acording to the comments. +then edit the file to fill in the correct configuration values according to the comments.
50-56: DefineAI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAMEandCLUSTERvariables beforeviolet pushcommand.This critical issue was flagged in a previous review and remains unresolved. The script references
${AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME}and${CLUSTER}but these variables are never defined, causing the command to fail.fi +# Set the cluster and operator name +export AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME=<operator-package-name> # [!code callout] +export CLUSTER=<destination-cluster-name> # [!code callout] + # Push **Alauda AI Cluster** operator package to destination cluster violet push \ ${AI_CLUSTER_OPERATOR_NAME} \
247-254: Fix inconsistent filename and add missing psql connection parameters.This major issue was flagged in a previous review and remains unresolved. Line 247 states the file is
vector_ids.json, but line 252 referencesids_to_delete.json. Additionally, thepsqlcommand is missing the database (-d) and username (-U) parameters that appear in similar commands above.Copy the vector ids from `vector_ids.json` to the temporary table: ```bash -psql -c " +psql -U <your-pg-username> -W -d <your-pg-database> -c " COPY ids_temp(id) FROM stdin; - $(cat ids_to_delete.json | jq -r '.[]') + $(cat vector_ids.json | jq -r '.[]') "</blockquote></details> </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>🧹 Nitpick comments (2)</summary><blockquote> <details> <summary>docs/en/installation/smart-doc.mdx (2)</summary><blockquote> `12-12`: **Hyphenate compound modifier "command-line".** ```diff -Download the `violet` command line tool if it is not present on the machine: +Download the `violet` command-line tool if it is not present on the machine:
118-118: Use single-word compound "Usernames" instead of "User Names".-- Admin User Names: the comma-separated admin user list. Admin users can manage Audit logs in Alauda Hyperflux. +- Admin Usernames: the comma-separated admin user list. Admin users can manage Audit logs in Alauda Hyperflux.
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[grammar] ~20-~20: Ensure spelling is correct
Context: ...ill in the correct configuration values acording to the comments. ```bash #!/usr/bin/en...
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[style] ~118-~118: It’s more common nowadays to write this noun as one word.
Context: ...e you want MCP tools to access. - Admin User Names: the comma-separated admin user list. A...
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