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Sep 16, 2025
- Update tools plugin filename from 'qiniu-storage' to 'qiniu-tools'
- Update tools plugin label from 'Qiniu Storage' to 'Qiniu Tools'
- Change main plugin name from 'qiniu' to 'qiniu-full' for clarity
- Update tools plugin filename from 'qiniu-storage' to 'qiniu-tools' - Update tools plugin label from 'Qiniu Storage' to 'Qiniu Tools' - Change main plugin name from 'qiniu' to 'qiniu-full' for clarity
PR Review ProgressReviewing PR #16: Standardize naming conventions Todo List:
🔍 Code Review AnalysisAfter analyzing the changes in this PR, I found the proposed naming convention updates to be well-intentioned but incomplete. Here's my comprehensive review: ✅ What's Working Well
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Summary of Changes
Hello @yinxulai, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request focuses on standardizing naming conventions within the project. The primary change involves renaming the main plugin from 'qiniu' to 'qiniu-full' in its manifest file, aiming to provide a more explicit and clearer identification of the plugin's scope and purpose.
Highlights
- Main Plugin Naming: The main plugin's name has been updated from "qiniu" to "qiniu-full" in
manifest.yamlfor improved clarity and to standardize naming conventions.
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Code Review
This pull request aims to standardize naming conventions, and the change to rename the main plugin to qiniu-full in manifest.yaml is a good step. However, to fully achieve the goal stated in the pull request description, some changes seem to be missing. The tools plugin label is described as being updated to 'Qiniu Tools', but it appears as 'Qiniu Cloud' in provider/qiniu_tools.yaml. For consistency, it would be beneficial to update the label and also align the identity.name in provider/qiniu_tools.yaml from qiniu to qiniu-tools to match its filename.
- Change tools plugin name from 'qiniu-tools' back to 'qiniu-storage' - Update label from 'Qiniu Tools' back to 'Qiniu Storage' - Maintain consistency with storage-focused functionality