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Fix import #375

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Fix import #375

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@sudoskys sudoskys commented Apr 14, 2024

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation
    • Updated the contribution guidelines link in the Chinese README.
  • Refactor
    • Improved code readability and consistency in middleware components.
  • Style
    • Enhanced clarity and detail in error and logging messages across several modules.

Refactor import statements for UserConfig in llm_provider.py file.
- Updated Driver import paths in middleware files to resolve import issues.
🐛 bug: Fix indentation issue in schema.py file
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The recent updates primarily focus on restructuring import paths for the Driver class across various modules, enhancing readability and clarity in logging and error messages, and refining assert and error handling statements. These changes aim to improve maintainability and consistency throughout the project, particularly within the middleware and service provider components.

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File Path Change Summary
README.md Updated contribution guidelines link in the Chinese README.
.../user/schema.py
.../middleware/...
Updated Driver class import paths to a new location.
.../middleware/llm_provider.py Improved readability of assertions, updated logging messages, and adjusted import statements.
.../middleware/service_provider/... Updated import statements, enhanced error and logging messages, and adjusted formatting for clarity.
.../middleware/llm_task.py Changed Driver import path.

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@sudoskys sudoskys merged commit bcd012a into main Apr 14, 2024
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