Enhance documentation and introduce model-based parameters for graph definitions (Beta)#349
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…definitions (Beta) - Updated README.md to reflect the new model-based approach for defining graphs, including examples for both JSON and Python SDK usage. - Added a new API changes document detailing the model-based parameters for the `upsert_graph` method, improving type safety and validation. - Enhanced create-graph.md to include beta features for creating graph templates using model-based parameters. - Updated retry-policy.md to introduce model-based configuration for retry policies, emphasizing benefits like type safety and IDE support. - Incremented version to 0.0.2b6 to reflect the addition of new features and documentation updates.
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request significantly upgrades the way graph definitions are handled within the Exosphere Python SDK by introducing a new model-based parameter system. This change aims to improve the overall developer experience by providing stronger type safety, automatic validation, and better IDE support for defining complex workflows and retry policies. The update also includes extensive documentation to guide users through the new approach and its benefits.
Highlights
- Model-Based Graph Definitions (Beta): Introduced a new model-based approach for defining graphs in the Python SDK, enhancing type safety, validation, and developer experience. This includes new
GraphNodeModel,RetryPolicyModel, andStoreConfigModel. - Comprehensive Documentation Updates: Updated
README.md,api-changes.md,create-graph.md, andretry-policy.mdto reflect and detail the new model-based parameters, including migration guides and usage examples. - Improved
StateManagerFunctionality: TheStateManagerclass in the Python SDK now supports creating and updating graph definitions using the new model-based parameters, providing a more robust and type-safe API. - Version Increment: The Python SDK version has been incremented to
0.0.2b6to reflect the new features and documentation. - Model Default Initialization Fix: Adjusted
GraphNodeModelfields (inputs,next_nodes,unites) to use proper default initialization for mutable types and optional fields, preventing unexpected shared state issues.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a model-based approach for defining graphs, which is a great enhancement for type safety and developer experience. The changes include extensive documentation updates across several files to reflect this new beta feature, a new API changes document, and updates to the Python SDK models. My review focuses on improving the clarity of the new documentation. I've suggested changes to how enum values are presented to make them more readable and less confusing for users.
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upsert_graphmethod, improving type safety and validation.