Cloud-synced Folder Docstrings updates #899
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Summary of Changes
This pull request focuses on updating the docstrings for cloud-synced folder functionality. The changes clarify the behavior of the synchronization process, the meaning of different synchronization statuses, and the usage of related methods. The goal is to improve the clarity and accuracy of the documentation for developers using these features.
Highlights
- Docstring Updates: Improved clarity and accuracy of docstrings for cloud-synced folder functionality in
encord/orm/storage.py,encord/storage.py, andencord/user_client.py. - Clarification of Synchronization Status: Refined the descriptions of
SyncPrivateDataWithCloudSyncedFolderStatusenum values to provide more precise information about the state of the synchronization job. - Method Documentation: Enhanced the documentation for methods like
sync_private_data_with_cloud_synced_folder_start()andcreate_storage_folder()to better explain their purpose, usage, and behavior.
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- encord/orm/storage.py
- Updated docstrings for
SyncPrivateDataWithCloudSyncedFolderStatusenum to clarify the meaning of each status (IN_PROGRESS, DONE, ERROR). - Improved wording for the DONE status to indicate that individual items may still have failed to process.
- Updated docstrings for
- encord/storage.py
- Modified the docstring for
sync_private_data_with_cloud_synced_folder_start()to clarify that it starts the synchronization process. - Improved the description of the synchronization process steps.
- Clarified that the SDK process can be terminated after starting the job.
- Removed 'efficiently' from the description of long polling in
sync_private_data_with_cloud_synced_folder_get_result(). - Changed 'will log' to 'logs' in the note for
sync_private_data_with_cloud_synced_folder_get_result().
- Modified the docstring for
- encord/user_client.py
- Updated the docstring for
create_storage_folder()to clarify the usage of thecloud_synced_folder_paramsparameter.
- Updated the docstring for
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Code Review
The pull request updates docstrings related to cloud-synced folders, improving clarity and consistency. The changes are focused and well-scoped, addressing specific areas where the existing documentation could be enhanced.
Summary of Findings
- Docstring Consistency: In the
SyncPrivateDataWithCloudSyncedFolderStatusenum, the docstrings for theDONEandERRORstatuses use different phrasing and capitalization for similar concepts. Consistency in wording and capitalization improves readability and understanding. - Docstring Clarity: In the
sync_private_data_with_cloud_synced_folder_startmethod, the docstring could benefit from more precise language to clearly distinguish between the cloud storage bucket and the cloud-synced folder. - Grammar and Style: Several docstrings contain minor grammatical or stylistic issues that could be improved for clarity and professionalism.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is almost ready for merging. Addressing the identified issues related to docstring consistency, clarity, and grammar will further improve the quality of the code. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging. Given the medium severity comments, I recommend that the pull request not be merged until those are addressed (at a minimum).
| DONE = auto() | ||
| """ | ||
| The synchronization job has successfully completed. | ||
| The synchronization job successfully completed. |
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For consistency, consider using the same tense and capitalization as other status descriptions. For example, 'The synchronization job has successfully completed.'
| The synchronization job successfully completed. | |
| The synchronization job has successfully completed. |
| to the cloud-synced folder. Synchronization between cloud storage and the cloud-synced folder is | ||
| performed asynchronously in the background. This method returns immediately with | ||
| a job UUID that can be used to track the synchronization progress. |
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To improve clarity, consider rephrasing to explicitly state the relationship between the cloud storage and the cloud-synced folder. For example, '...linked to the cloud storage bucket for this cloud-synced folder.'
| to the cloud-synced folder. Synchronization between cloud storage and the cloud-synced folder is | |
| performed asynchronously in the background. This method returns immediately with | |
| a job UUID that can be used to track the synchronization progress. | |
| to the cloud storage bucket for this cloud-synced folder. Synchronization between cloud storage and the cloud-synced folder is |
| cloud_synced_folder_params: Passing this parameter creates a cloud-synced folder. Specifying `None` creates | ||
| a normal folder for data uploads. |
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Consider changing 'leaving this a None' to 'specifying None' for better clarity.
| cloud_synced_folder_params: Passing this parameter creates a cloud-synced folder. Specifying `None` creates | |
| a normal folder for data uploads. | |
| client_metadata: Optional arbitrary metadata to be associated with the folder. Should be a dictionary | |
| parent_folder: The parent folder of the folder; or `None` if the folder is to be created at the root level. | |
| cloud_synced_folder_params: Passing this parameter creates a cloud-synced folder. Specifying `None` creates |
Unit test report (Pydantic 1.x)238 tests 238 ✅ 11s ⏱️ Results for commit 1821ed2. |
Unit test report ((Pydantic 2.x)238 tests 238 ✅ 9s ⏱️ Results for commit 1821ed2. |
Cloud-synced Folder Docstrings updates