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Note Other AI code review bot(s) detectedCodeRabbit has detected other AI code review bot(s) in this pull request and will avoid duplicating their findings in the review comments. This may lead to a less comprehensive review. WalkthroughAdds Pydantic v2 models and validation for PR review data and tool arguments, replaces ad-hoc parsing/validation in server and resolver with model-based conversion, introduces pydantic dependency and mypy plugin config, adds spec and extensive unit/performance tests, and expands allowed Bash commands in Claude settings. Changes
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participant Client
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Note over Server,Pydantic: Pydantic-driven validation & parsing
Client->>Server: call tool with raw args
Server->>Pydantic: FetchPRReviewCommentsArgs.model_validate(args)
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Pydantic-->>Server: validated args
Server->>API: fetch comments
API-->>Server: raw comment payloads
Server->>Pydantic: ReviewCommentModel.from_rest / .from_graphql(payload)
Pydantic-->>Server: ReviewCommentModel instance(s)
Server->>Pydantic: model_dump(exclude_none=True)
Pydantic-->>Server: normalized dict(s)
Server-->>Client: return CommentResult (dict[str, Any])
else Invalid
Pydantic-->>Server: raises ValidationError
Server-->>Client: raise ValueError with field-aware message
end
end
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This is an excellent and comprehensive pull request that successfully migrates the codebase from TypedDict to Pydantic v2 models. The benefits in terms of runtime validation, type safety, and centralized logic are clear. The addition of a detailed specification file (PYDANTIC_MODEL_INTEGRATION.md) and extensive unit and performance tests is highly commendable and demonstrates a thorough approach to this refactoring. The changes significantly improve the maintainability and robustness of the data handling within the server. I have a few suggestions to further refine the implementation, mostly around leveraging more of Pydantic's features to simplify the new validation logic.
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.claude/settings.local.json (1)
4-7: Permissions added to support new test and validation tooling.The new permissions enable Claude to run Python scripts, arbitrary
uvcommands, and compilation checks — aligning with the PR's new test suite (tests/test_models.py, tests/test_performance.py) and validation pipeline (mypy, compile-check).Note:
"Bash(uv run:*)"on line 6 is quite broad and allows anyuvcommand. If stricter control is preferred, consider replacing it with more specific permissions like"Bash(uv run mypy:*)"and"Bash(uv run ruff:*)". For a local development settings file, however, this breadth is reasonable.pyproject.toml (1)
156-156: Enable pydantic-mypy’s warn_required_dynamic_aliases for stricter typing.Spec mentions this plugin flag but it’s not set here. Recommend adding it to catch subtle alias issues during type checking.
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[tool.mypy] plugins = ["pydantic.mypy"] -[tool.pydantic-mypy] -init_forbid_extra = true -init_typed = true +[tool.pydantic-mypy] +init_forbid_extra = true +init_typed = true +warn_required_dynamic_aliases = trueBased on spec.
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specs/PYDANTIC_MODEL_INTEGRATION.md (1)
106-121: Align config example with pyproject.toml.You list warn_required_dynamic_aliases here; pyproject.toml is missing it. Add it to pyproject or drop from doc to avoid drift.
tests/test_performance.py (1)
1-6: Deflake performance tests with environment-aware budgets.Hard thresholds (e.g., 100ms, 50ms, 5%) can be flaky on shared CI. Add a simple budget() helper and scale thresholds on CI or via an env toggle; optionally mark as slow.
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@@ -"""Performance tests for Pydantic model validation. +"""Performance tests for Pydantic model validation. @@ -import time +import os +import time +import pytest @@ -from mcp_github_pr_review.models import ( +from mcp_github_pr_review.models import ( FetchPRReviewCommentsArgs, GitContextModel, GitHubUserModel, ReviewCommentModel, ) + +# Allow relaxing thresholds on CI or locally via PERF_RELAXED=1 +RELAX_FACTOR = 3.0 if os.getenv("CI") or os.getenv("PERF_RELAXED") else 1.0 + +def budget(seconds: float) -> float: + return seconds * RELAX_FACTOR @@ - # Should complete in under 100ms on typical hardware - assert elapsed < 0.1, ( + # Should complete within budget + assert elapsed < budget(0.1), ( f"Validation took {elapsed * 1000:.2f}ms (expected <100ms)" ) @@ - # Should complete in under 100ms - assert elapsed < 0.1, ( + assert elapsed < budget(0.1), ( f"Validation took {elapsed * 1000:.2f}ms (expected <100ms)" ) @@ - # Should complete in under 100ms (10μs per validation) - assert elapsed < 0.1, ( + assert elapsed < budget(0.1), ( f"Validation took {elapsed * 1000:.2f}ms (expected <100ms)" ) @@ - # Should complete in under 50ms (5μs per validation) - assert elapsed < 0.05, ( + assert elapsed < budget(0.05), ( f"Validation took {elapsed * 1000:.2f}ms (expected <50ms)" ) @@ - # Should complete in under 100ms (10μs per dump) - assert elapsed < 0.1, ( + assert elapsed < budget(0.1), ( f"model_dump took {elapsed * 1000:.2f}ms (expected <100ms)" ) @@ - # Should be less than 5% of API latency - assert overhead_percentage < 5.0, ( + assert overhead_percentage < (5.0 * RELAX_FACTOR), ( f"Validation overhead is {overhead_percentage:.2f}% (expected <5%)" ) @@ - # Should still complete in reasonable time (<50ms for 100 comments) - assert elapsed < 0.05, ( + assert elapsed < budget(0.05), ( f"Validation took {elapsed * 1000:.2f}ms (expected <50ms)" ) @@ - # Error handling should be fast (<50ms for 1000 errors) - assert elapsed < 0.05, ( + assert elapsed < budget(0.05), ( f"Error handling took {elapsed * 1000:.2f}ms (expected <50ms)" ) @@ - # Boolean rejection should be fast (<30ms for 1000 errors) - assert elapsed < 0.03, ( + assert elapsed < budget(0.03), ( f"Boolean rejection took {elapsed * 1000:.2f}ms (expected <30ms)" )Optionally add @pytest.mark.slow to the class or functions.
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tests/test_models.py (4)
474-497: Add float-rejection tests for numeric fields.You cover booleans; please also assert that floats are rejected for per_page, max_pages, max_comments, and max_retries to lock in the pre-coercion guard.
Example:
with pytest.raises(ValidationError): FetchPRReviewCommentsArgs(per_page=1.5) # type: ignore with pytest.raises(ValidationError): FetchPRReviewCommentsArgs(max_comments=1000.0) # type: ignore
242-307: Test path defaulting to 'unknown' when missing/empty.from_rest and from_graphql coerce empty/missing path to "unknown". Add explicit tests to pin this behavior.
Example:
comment = ReviewCommentModel.from_rest({"user": {"login": "u"}, "path": "", "body": "x"}) assert comment.path == "unknown" comment = ReviewCommentModel.from_graphql({"author": {"login": "u"}, "path": ""}) assert comment.path == "unknown"
308-329: Include a GraphQL id round‑trip test.ReviewCommentModel.id accepts str|int|None. Add a test with a GraphQL‑style opaque id to ensure it’s preserved.
Example:
node = {"id": "PRRC_cmt_123", "author": {"login": "u"}, "path": "a.py"} c = ReviewCommentModel.from_graphql(node) assert c.id == "PRRC_cmt_123"
511-521: Avoid over‑specifying error message strings.Literal validation messages can vary across Pydantic versions. Prefer checking substrings or allowed values rather than the exact sentence.
src/mcp_github_pr_review/server.py (2)
395-406: Capture comment ids in GraphQL results for traceability.Query doesn’t request comment node ids, so ReviewCommentModel.id remains None. Add
idto the GraphQL selection to aid deduplication and cross‑referencing.Apply:
- comments(first: 100) { + comments(first: 100) { nodes { + id author { login } body path line diffHunk } }No code changes needed below;
**commentwill includeid.
213-247: URL parser accepts expected variants; consider minor flexibility.Regex enforces https only. If you intend to accept http for on‑prem GHE or pasted URLs, allow http as well. Optional.
Example:
r"^https?://([^/]+)/...$"
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[uncategorized] ~4-~4: The official name of this software platform is spelled with a capital “H”.
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[uncategorized] ~6-~6: The official name of this software platform is spelled with a capital “H”.
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pyproject.toml (1)
17-18: Pydantic runtime dep looks good.Pinned to <3.0 aligns with v2 models introduced here. No concerns.
src/mcp_github_pr_review/models.py (1)
109-118: Comment parsing constructors look solid.REST/GraphQL mappers handle nulls, defaults, and casing differences correctly; constraints defer to Pydantic. LGTM.
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src/mcp_github_pr_review/git_pr_resolver.py (1)
17-17: Migration to GitContextModel is correct and self-normalizing.Env override and dulwich-discovered paths construct GitContextModel; host/owner/repo/branch normalization now guaranteed. LGTM. Please confirm all call sites expect GitContextModel (dataclass removed).
Also applies to: 77-86, 124-124
src/mcp_github_pr_review/server.py (3)
131-132: Type alias for wire format looks good.dict[str, Any] maintains backward compatibility with existing clients.
598-603: Good: centralized REST→model conversion.Using ReviewCommentModel.from_rest() here unifies validation and defaults across data sources.
987-1000: Output handling is correct and resilient.JSON/markdown branching and fenced markdown generation are robust; markdown path guards against malformed inputs.
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388-406: max_comments cap can be exceeded across threads; break logic only stops inner loop.When limit is hit, you break the comment loop but continue processing remaining threads, adding at least one extra comment per thread. Cap can be exceeded significantly.
Apply this diff to enforce the cap before appending and short‑circuit outer loops:
- # Process each thread and its comments - for thread in threads: + # Process each thread and its comments + limit_reached = False + for thread in threads: + if len(all_comments) >= max_comments_v: + limit_reached = True + break is_resolved = thread.get("isResolved", False) is_outdated = thread.get("isOutdated", False) resolved_by_data = thread.get("resolvedBy") comments = thread.get("comments", {}).get("nodes", []) - for comment in comments: + for comment in comments: + if len(all_comments) >= max_comments_v: + limit_reached = True + break # Build a complete node dict with thread-level metadata node = { **comment, "isResolved": is_resolved, "isOutdated": is_outdated, "resolvedBy": resolved_by_data, } # Convert GraphQL format using Pydantic model review_comment_model = ReviewCommentModel.from_graphql(node) all_comments.append( review_comment_model.model_dump(exclude_none=True) ) - - if len(all_comments) >= max_comments_v: - break + if limit_reached: + print("Reached max_comments limit; stopping early", file=sys.stderr) + # while-condition also stops due to len(all_comments) >= max_comments_v
299-303: Add a max_pages cap for GraphQL to meet pagination safety requirement.REST path has caps; GraphQL should too.
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@@ - # Load configurable limits - max_comments_v = _int_conf("PR_FETCH_MAX_COMMENTS", 2000, 100, 100000, max_comments) + # Load configurable limits + max_comments_v = _int_conf("PR_FETCH_MAX_COMMENTS", 2000, 100, 100000, max_comments) + max_pages_v = _int_conf("PR_FETCH_MAX_PAGES", 50, 1, 200, None) @@ - cursor = None - has_next_page = True + cursor = None + has_next_page = True + page_count = 0 @@ print( f"Fetched {len(threads)} threads, " f"total comments: {len(all_comments)}", file=sys.stderr, ) + page_count += 1 + if page_count >= max_pages_v: + print("Reached max_pages safety limit; stopping early", file=sys.stderr) + breakAlso applies to: 338-341, 413-421
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src/mcp_github_pr_review/server.py (3)
361-375: Handle GraphQL rate limiting and 401s with a status handler (parity with REST).Current GraphQL path lacks backoff for 403/429 and handling for 401.
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@@ - # Use retry helper for GraphQL request (capture loop variables) + # Optional status handler for GraphQL (rate limits, auth issues) + async def handle_graphql_status(resp: httpx.Response, attempt: int) -> str | None: + # Rate limiting + if resp.status_code in (429, 403): + retry_after_header = resp.headers.get("Retry-After") + reset = resp.headers.get("X-RateLimit-Reset") + retry_after = 60 + try: + if retry_after_header: + retry_after = int(retry_after_header) + elif reset: + import time + now = int(time.time()) + retry_after = max(int(reset) - now, 1) + except (ValueError, TypeError): + retry_after = 60 + print(f"GraphQL rate limited. Backing off for {retry_after}s...", file=sys.stderr) + await asyncio.sleep(retry_after) + return "retry" + # 401 unauthorized: surface as HTTP error (let caller wrap) + return None + + # Use retry helper for GraphQL request (capture loop variables) async def make_graphql_request( url: str = graphql_url, gql_vars: dict[str, Any] = variables ) -> httpx.Response: return await client.post( url, headers=headers, json={"query": query, "variables": gql_vars}, ) @@ - response = await _retry_http_request( - make_graphql_request, max_retries_v - ) + response = await _retry_http_request( + make_graphql_request, max_retries_v, status_handler=handle_graphql_status + )
262-265: Docstring still references TypedDict; update to reflect Pydantic dict shape.Minor wording tweak for accuracy.
- items are dictionaries matching the ReviewComment TypedDict with - additional fields: `is_resolved`, `is_outdated`, and `resolved_by`. + items are dictionaries produced by ReviewCommentModel.model_dump() + with fields including `is_resolved`, `is_outdated`, and `resolved_by`.
235-243: Consider accepting http:// PR URLs (Enterprise installs).Optional: allow
https?://to tolerate non‑TLS Enterprise/dev setups.- pattern = r"^https://([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/pull/(\d+)(?:[/?#].*)?$" + pattern = r"^https?://([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/pull/(\d+)(?:[/?#].*)?$"tests/test_performance.py (1)
7-18: Mark as slow and make RELAX_FACTOR configurable to reduce CI flakiness.Add module‑level marker and env‑tunable relax factor.
@@ -import os +import os +import pytest @@ -from pydantic import ValidationError +from pydantic import ValidationError + +# Mark the whole module as "slow" +pytestmark = pytest.mark.slow @@ -# Allow relaxing thresholds on CI or locally via PERF_RELAXED=1 -RELAX_FACTOR = 3.0 if os.getenv("CI") or os.getenv("PERF_RELAXED") else 1.0 +# Allow relaxing thresholds on CI or locally (PERF_RELAXED=1) or set an explicit factor +RELAX_FACTOR = float(os.getenv("PERF_RELAX_FACTOR", "3.0")) if os.getenv("CI") or os.getenv("PERF_RELAXED") else float(os.getenv("PERF_RELAX_FACTOR", "1.0"))Also applies to: 19-25
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17-18: Pydantic v2 + mypy plugin config looks solid.Dependency and plugin settings align with v2 usage; no issues from me.
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111-206: Excellent validation test coverage for Pydantic model integration.The new tests comprehensively validate parameter range constraints and enum values for the MCP tool arguments, ensuring that Pydantic validation errors are correctly transformed to meaningful ValueError messages. The tests are well-structured and follow pytest conventions.
Minor note: The test at lines 171-180 (
test_handle_call_tool_per_page_lower_bound_error) duplicates the scenario already covered by the existing test at lines 103-108 (test_handle_call_tool_invalid_range), both testingper_page=0. The only difference is error message specificity. Consider consolidating or removing one if the more specific assertion (lines 176) supersedes the generic one (line 104).
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Implement retry logic for transient failures (e.g., GitHub API)
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Learning: Applies to src/mcp_github_pr_review/server.py : Enforce pagination safety limits (max pages and max comments)
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Add comprehensive specification for migrating from TypedDict to Pydantic models for improved type safety and validation. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add models.py with GitHubUserModel, ReviewCommentModel, ErrorMessageModel, FetchPRReviewCommentsArgs, ResolveOpenPrUrlArgs, and GitContextModel - Add pydantic>=2.7,<3.0 dependency - Configure MyPy with Pydantic plugin - Add comprehensive test suite (54 tests, all passing) - Update server.py imports to prepare for refactoring - Remove TypedDict definitions in favor of Pydantic models 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Refactored all server functions to use Pydantic models: Core Refactoring: - Updated git_pr_resolver.py to use GitContextModel instead of dataclass - Refactored fetch_pr_comments_graphql() to use ReviewCommentModel.from_graphql() - Refactored fetch_pr_comments() to use ReviewCommentModel.from_rest() - Replaced manual _validate_int() with Pydantic model validation in handle_call_tool() - Added ValidationError to ValueError transformation for backward compatibility Model Enhancements: - Added id field to ReviewCommentModel (supports both int and string for GraphQL compatibility) - Enhanced from_rest() and from_graphql() to handle edge cases (empty paths, None bodies) - Added reject_booleans_and_floats validator to mimic original _validate_int behavior - All models use ConfigDict(extra='forbid', validate_assignment=True) Testing: - Added comprehensive performance test suite (9 tests, all passing) - Tests verify <100ms validation time for 1000 comments - Tests verify <5% overhead vs typical API latency - Fixed exception handling to use specific ValidationError instead of Exception - All 280 tests passing (271 existing + 9 new performance tests) Quality: - MyPy: ✅ No type errors (8 source files checked) - Ruff: ✅ All checks passed - Pytest: ✅ 280 tests passed in 5.58s - Code coverage maintained Benefits: - Runtime validation with clear error messages - Stronger type safety (Pydantic models vs TypedDict) - Centralized conversion logic - Single source of truth for data schemas - Easy extensibility for future fields 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
This commit addresses all feedback from PR review comments:
## Changes
1. **Replaced @model_validator with @field_validator**
- Changed boolean/float rejection to use @field_validator with mode="before"
- Provides better field context in error messages
- Applies validation to each field individually
2. **Centralized path handling**
- Added @field_validator for path field with mode="before"
- Automatically converts empty/None paths to "unknown"
- Removed duplicate logic from from_rest() and from_graphql()
3. **Dynamic range error messages**
- Extracts actual min/max values from Field() metadata
- Provides field-specific ranges in error messages:
- per_page: 1-100
- max_pages: 1-200
- max_comments: 100-100000
- max_retries: 0-10
4. **Distinguished literal error messages**
- Separate error messages for output vs select_strategy
- output: "must be 'markdown', 'json', or 'both'"
- select_strategy: "must be 'branch', 'latest', 'first', or 'error'"
5. **Simplified error handling**
- Removed complex field-finding logic from value_error handling
- Now field is directly available from ValidationError context
6. **Added comprehensive tests**
- 5 new tests for field-specific range error messages
- 1 test for select_strategy error message
- Updated path validation test to reflect new behavior
All 285 tests passing. Quality gate passed (ruff, mypy, pytest).
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This commit addresses all nitpick comments from PR review: ## Configuration Improvements 1. **Added warn_required_dynamic_aliases to mypy config** - Enables stricter type checking for Pydantic dynamic aliases - Aligns pyproject.toml with spec documentation ## Test Improvements 2. **Made performance tests CI-friendly** - Added environment-aware budget() helper function - Relaxes thresholds 3x on CI or with PERF_RELAXED=1 - Prevents flaky test failures on shared CI infrastructure 3. **Added float rejection tests** - 4 new tests for per_page, max_pages, max_comments, max_retries - Ensures floats are rejected consistently with booleans 4. **Added explicit path defaulting tests** - 4 new tests verifying empty/missing paths → "unknown" - Covers both from_rest() and from_graphql() methods 5. **Added GraphQL ID round-trip test** - Verifies opaque string IDs (e.g., "PRRC_cmt_123abc") are preserved - Ensures id field accepts both int and str types 6. **Made error assertions less brittle** - Changed literal error checks to verify presence of valid options - More resilient to Pydantic version changes ## Code Improvements 7. **Added id field to GraphQL query** - Enables comment traceability and deduplication - Previously all GraphQL comments had id=None ## Results - All 294 tests passing (+9 new tests) - Quality gate passed (ruff, mypy, pytest) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses the final unresolved PR review comment from coderabbitai. ## Problem The previous implementation attempted to extract ge/le constraints from `field_info.metadata` by iterating through constraints. While this worked for the current Pydantic version, it wasn't the most robust approach. ## Solution Improved the error extraction logic to: 1. First attempt to extract constraints from field_info.metadata (current approach) 2. Fall back to Pydantic error ctx if metadata extraction doesn't find values 3. Build specific error messages based on available constraints: - Both ge and le: "must be between X and Y" - Only ge: "must be >= X" - Only le: "must be <= X" - Neither: "out of range" (final fallback) ## Additional Fix Renamed `ctx` variable to `error_ctx` to avoid naming collision with the git context variable used elsewhere in the same function scope, which was causing mypy type inference errors. ## Results - All 294 tests passing - Quality gate passed (ruff, mypy, pytest) - More robust error message extraction - No mypy type errors 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Improves test coverage for the enhanced range error extraction logic. ## New Tests Added 1. **test_handle_call_tool_max_retries_negative_error_message** - Tests negative value for max_retries field - Verifies correct range message (0-10) 2. **test_handle_call_tool_per_page_lower_bound_error** - Tests lower bound (0) for per_page field - Verifies correct range message (1-100) 3. **test_handle_call_tool_max_pages_lower_bound_error** - Tests lower bound (0) for max_pages field - Verifies correct range message (1-200) ## Coverage Improvements - Total coverage: 95% (up from previous) - models.py: 100% coverage - server.py: 94% coverage - All 297 tests passing (+3 new tests) ## Note on Uncovered Lines Lines 974-978 and 986-998 in server.py remain uncovered as they are defensive fallback branches: - Lines 974-978: error_ctx fallback (when metadata doesn't have constraints) - Lines 986-989: Only ge constraint present - Lines 990-993: Only le constraint present - Lines 996-998: Neither constraint found These branches are defensive code for edge cases that don't occur with current field definitions (all numeric fields have both ge and le). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses PR review feedback to improve performance test flexibility.
## Changes
1. **Added module-level slow marker**
- Added `pytestmark = pytest.mark.slow` to mark entire module
- Allows skipping performance tests with `pytest -m "not slow"`
2. **Made RELAX_FACTOR configurable**
- Now supports `PERF_RELAX_FACTOR` environment variable
- Default behavior unchanged:
- CI or PERF_RELAXED=1: uses factor of 3.0
- Normal: uses factor of 1.0
- Can override with explicit factor: `PERF_RELAX_FACTOR=5.0`
## Usage Examples
```bash
# Skip slow tests
pytest -m "not slow"
# Run only slow tests
pytest -m slow
# Use custom relax factor
PERF_RELAX_FACTOR=10.0 pytest tests/test_performance.py
# Force relaxed mode locally
PERF_RELAXED=1 pytest tests/test_performance.py
```
## Benefits
- CI can skip performance tests easily for faster feedback
- Custom relax factors for different environments
- Better test organization and filtering
All 297 tests passing. Quality gate passed.
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Updates docstring that still referenced TypedDict from the old implementation. Now accurately describes that returned items are dictionaries produced by ReviewCommentModel.model_dump(). ## Change In fetch_pr_comments_graphql() docstring: - Old: "dictionaries matching the ReviewComment TypedDict" - New: "dictionaries produced by ReviewCommentModel.model_dump()" More accurately reflects the current Pydantic-based implementation. All 297 tests passing. Quality gate passed. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Addresses PR review nitpick comment about duplicate test coverage. ## Problem Two tests were testing the same scenario (per_page=0): 1. `test_handle_call_tool_invalid_range` (original, generic assertion) 2. `test_handle_call_tool_per_page_lower_bound_error` (duplicate, specific assertion) ## Solution - Updated `test_handle_call_tool_invalid_range` with more specific assertion - Changed from: `match="Invalid value for per_page"` - Changed to: `match="must be between 1 and 100"` - Removed duplicate `test_handle_call_tool_per_page_lower_bound_error` - Added docstring to clarify test purpose ## Results - Test count: 296 (down from 297, removed 1 duplicate) - All tests passing - Coverage maintained - Better test organization The more specific assertion provides better validation while eliminating redundancy. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add 6 new tests to cover defensive fallback branches in Pydantic validation error handling (lines 974-1000 in server.py): - Test error context fallback when metadata is missing (lines 974-978) - Test ge-only constraint message (lines 986-989) - Test le-only constraint message (lines 990-993) - Test final fallback with no constraints (lines 996-998) - Test generic error handler for unhandled error types (line 999) - Test empty ValidationError errors list handler (line 1000) These tests use mocking to simulate edge cases that don't occur with current field definitions but are defensively handled by the code. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* feat: add Pydantic models and comprehensive tests - Add models.py with GitHubUserModel, ReviewCommentModel, ErrorMessageModel, FetchPRReviewCommentsArgs, ResolveOpenPrUrlArgs, and GitContextModel - Add pydantic>=2.7,<3.0 dependency - Configure MyPy with Pydantic plugin - Add comprehensive test suite (54 tests, all passing) - Update server.py imports to prepare for refactoring - Remove TypedDict definitions in favor of Pydantic models 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Migrates the codebase from TypedDict to Pydantic v2 models for improved type safety, runtime validation, and maintainability. This implements the full spec documented in
specs/PYDANTIC_MODEL_INTEGRATION.md.📋 Implementation Details
Models Added (
src/mcp_github_pr_review/models.py)from_rest(): Converts REST API responsesfrom_graphql(): Converts GraphQL node responsesCore Refactoring
server.pyUserData,ReviewComment,ErrorMessage)fetch_pr_comments_graphql()to useReviewCommentModel.from_graphql()fetch_pr_comments()to useReviewCommentModel.from_rest()_validate_int()with Pydantic model validationgit_pr_resolver.py@dataclass GitContextwithGitContextModelTesting
New Test Files
tests/test_models.py: 54 unit tests for all models.model_dump()tests/test_performance.py: 9 performance benchmarksTest Results
Configuration
pydantic>=2.7,<3.0dependency (installed: 2.11.7)Quality Checks
🎯 Key Benefits
🔍 Model Features
Validation Rules
_validate_intbehavior)Error Handling
Edge Case Handling
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📊 Performance Metrics
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