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Fixes cache update issue after room topic change by adding upload_cache() method to Room class and using it in room_topic_listener.

  • Behavior:
    • Fixes cache update issue after room topic change by using upload_cache() in room_topic_listener in wechaty.py.
  • Methods:
    • Adds upload_cache() to Room class in room.py to clear and reload room cache.
  • Misc:
    • Minor formatting changes in room.py.

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  • New Features

    • Added the ability to refresh and reload cached room information, ensuring the latest data is available during room topic updates.
  • Style

    • Improved code formatting and indentation for better readability.
  • Chores

    • Updated Python version to 3.9 in the PyPI deployment workflow for improved compatibility.

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The changes introduce a new upload_cache class method to the Room class, enabling cache refresh for room instances. The "room-topic" event handler in the Wechaty class is updated to use this new method for reloading room data. Additional minor code formatting improvements are made throughout, including Python version updates in the CI workflow.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/wechaty/user/room.py Added Room.upload_cache class method to refresh room cache; minor formatting adjustments in methods.
src/wechaty/wechaty.py Updated "room-topic" event handler to call Room.upload_cache before loading room instance; minor formatting fixes.
.github/workflows/pypi.yml Updated Python version from 3.8 to 3.9 in CI workflow; fixed trailing whitespace in step name.

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    participant EventHandler as "room-topic Event Handler"
    participant RoomClass as Room
    participant RoomInstance as Room Instance

    EventHandler->>RoomClass: upload_cache(room_id)
    RoomClass->>RoomClass: Clear _pool cache for room_id
    RoomClass->>RoomInstance: load(room_id)
    RoomInstance-->>RoomClass: Room instance loaded
    RoomClass-->>EventHandler: Return refreshed Room instance
    EventHandler->>RoomInstance: await ready()
    EventHandler->>...: Continue event processing
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1. src/wechaty/wechaty.py:716
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    The room_topic_listener now calls upload_cache() and assigns its return to 'room', expecting a Room instance. Since upload_cache() currently returns None, this will cause errors. Fix upload_cache() to return the result of cls.load(room_id).
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    Decided after close inspection that this draft comment was likely wrong and/or not actionable: usefulness confidence = 30% vs. threshold = 50% The comment makes a specific claim about upload_cache() returning None and suggests a specific fix. However, I don't have access to the Room class implementation to verify if upload_cache() actually returns None. Without seeing the Room class code, I can't be 100% confident that this is a real issue. The comment could be correct, but I don't have enough evidence. I don't have visibility into the Room class implementation to verify the claim about upload_cache() returning None. The comment could be making assumptions. While I can't verify the implementation details, the comment is specific and actionable, suggesting a concrete fix. If correct, this would prevent runtime errors. Since I can't verify the core claim about upload_cache() returning None, and understanding this requires seeing other files, I should err on the side of not keeping potentially incorrect comments.

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def upload_cache(cls, room_id: str)->None:
"""
dynamic upload
clear the room_id of _pool and upload it use load
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There is a wording issue in the docstring: "clear the room_id of _pool and upload it use load". Consider rephrasing it to something like "clear the room_id from _pool and re-upload it using load", to improve clarity.

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clear the room_id of _pool and upload it use load
clear the room_id from _pool and re-upload it using load

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
src/wechaty/user/room.py (2)

170-172: Consider simplifying the return condition.

The static analysis tool suggests returning the condition directly instead of using an if-else statement.

Apply this diff to simplify the logic:

-                if query == payload.id or (query.lower() in payload.topic.lower()):  # type: ignore
-                    return True
-                return False
+                return query == payload.id or (query.lower() in payload.topic.lower())  # type: ignore
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170-172: Return the condition directly

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183-185: Consider simplifying the return condition.

Similar to the previous comment, this can be simplified by returning the condition directly.

Apply this diff to simplify the logic:

-                if query.id == payload.id or (query.topic.lower() in payload.topic.lower()):  # noqa
-                    return True
-                return False
+                return query.id == payload.id or (query.topic.lower() in payload.topic.lower())  # noqa
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src/wechaty/user/message.py (1)
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src/wechaty/user/room.py (2)
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src/wechaty/user/room.py (8)
src/wechaty/accessory.py (2)
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src/wechaty/user/room_invitation.py (2)
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src/wechaty/user/contact.py (1)
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src/wechaty/user/friendship.py (1)
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src/wechaty/user/message.py (1)
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src/wechaty/user/tag.py (1)
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Comment on lines 295 to 302
@classmethod
def upload_cache(cls, room_id: str)->None:
"""
dynamic upload
clear the room_id of _pool and upload it use load
"""
cls._pool[room_id] = None
cls.load(room_id)
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improve the upload_cache method design and implementation.

The current implementation has several issues:

  1. Confusing method name: upload_cache suggests uploading to cache, but it's actually clearing/refreshing the cache.
  2. Should return the Room instance: For better usability and to fix the bug in wechaty.py.
  3. Use del instead of setting to None: Setting to None keeps the key in the dictionary.
  4. Unclear docstring: The purpose and behavior could be better explained.

Apply this diff to improve the method:

 @classmethod
-def upload_cache(cls, room_id: str)->None:
+def refresh_cache(cls, room_id: str) -> 'Room':
     """
-    dynamic upload
-    clear the room_id of _pool and upload it use load
+    Refresh the cached room instance by clearing and reloading it.
+    
+    Args:
+        room_id: The room ID to refresh
+        
+    Returns:
+        Room: The refreshed room instance
     """
-    cls._pool[room_id] = None
-    cls.load(room_id)
+    if room_id in cls._pool:
+        del cls._pool[room_id]
+    return cls.load(room_id)

Note: If you rename this method, also update the call in src/wechaty/wechaty.py line 716.

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@classmethod
def upload_cache(cls, room_id: str)->None:
"""
dynamic upload
clear the room_id of _pool and upload it use load
"""
cls._pool[room_id] = None
cls.load(room_id)
@classmethod
def refresh_cache(cls, room_id: str) -> 'Room':
"""
Refresh the cached room instance by clearing and reloading it.
Args:
room_id: The room ID to refresh
Returns:
Room: The refreshed room instance
"""
if room_id in cls._pool:
del cls._pool[room_id]
return cls.load(room_id)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/wechaty/user/room.py lines 295 to 302, rename the method upload_cache to
a clearer name like refresh_cache to reflect its purpose of clearing and
reloading the cache. Change the implementation to delete the room_id key from
the _pool dictionary using del instead of setting it to None, and then call
cls.load(room_id) to reload the cache. Modify the method to return the Room
instance obtained from cls.load(room_id) for better usability. Update the
docstring to clearly describe that the method refreshes the cache for the given
room_id by removing the cached entry and reloading it. Also, remember to update
the corresponding call in src/wechaty/wechaty.py at line 716 to use the new
method name.

fix:优化wechaty.room.py中 upload_cache 逻辑。更规范
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src/wechaty/user/room.py (1)

295-308: Address remaining issues with the cache refresh method.

The implementation shows good improvements from previous feedback (using del and returning Room instance), but several issues from past reviews remain unaddressed:

  1. Method naming: upload_cache is still confusing - it suggests uploading to cache but actually clears/refreshes it
  2. Documentation typos: "Roo ID" should be "Room ID"
  3. Unclear docstring: The description could be clearer

Apply this diff to address the remaining issues:

 @classmethod
-def upload_cache(cls, room_id: str) -> Room:
+def refresh_cache(cls, room_id: str) -> Room:
     """
-    dynamic upload
-    clear the room_id from _pool and re-upload it using load
+    Refresh the cached room instance by clearing and reloading it.
+    
     Args:
-        room_id: The Roo ID to refresh
-    Return:
-        Room:The refreshed room instance
+        room_id: The Room ID to refresh
+        
+    Returns:
+        Room: The refreshed room instance
     """
     if room_id in cls._pool:
         del cls._pool[room_id]
     return cls.load(room_id)

Note: Remember to update the method call in src/wechaty/wechaty.py if you rename this method.

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src/wechaty/user/room.py (2)

170-172: Consider simplifying the conditional logic.

The conditional can be simplified by returning the condition directly instead of using if-else.

-                if query == payload.id or (query.lower() in payload.topic.lower()):  # type: ignore
-                    return True
-                return False
+                return query == payload.id or (query.lower() in payload.topic.lower())  # type: ignore
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170-172: Return the condition directly

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183-186: Consider simplifying the conditional logic.

Similar to the previous filter function, this conditional can be simplified.

-                if query.id == payload.id or (query.topic.lower() in payload.topic.lower()):  # noqa
-                    return True
-                return False
+                return query.id == payload.id or (query.topic.lower() in payload.topic.lower())  # noqa
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368-368: Minor formatting improvement applied.

The line break formatting in the function signature improves readability.

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