Fix tests

[whiterabbit1983]

PR Type

Tests, Bug fix

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Description

Bug fixes and test improvements:

• Fixed tools handling in task data conversion to properly handle empty lists and null values
• Added connection pool support throughout the codebase for better database connection management
• Improved chat context preparation with proper timestamp handling and null checks
• Restored and updated numerous tests to work with the new connection pool architecture
• Added proper error handling and skip decorators for incomplete tests
• Updated CI workflows to include Go migrate installation

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Changes walkthrough 📝

	Relevant files
Bug fix	tasks.py Fix tools handling in task data conversion                              agents-api/agents_api/common/protocol/tasks.py Fixed tools handling by ensuring empty lists are properly handled Simplified tools list comprehension +2/-4      prepare_chat_context.py Improve chat context preparation with timestamps and null checks agents-api/agents_api/queries/chat/prepare_chat_context.py Added utcnow() for session updated_at timestamp Added null check for tools Fixed users list initialization +7/-0
Enhancement	gather_messages.py Add connection pool support to chat messages gathering      agents-api/agents_api/queries/chat/gather_messages.py Added connection_pool parameter to gather_messages function Updated function calls to pass connection_pool parameter +6/-0
Tests	test_chat_routes.py Restore and update chat route tests                                            agents-api/tests/test_chat_routes.py Uncommented and fixed chat route tests Updated tests to use connection pool instead of client Added proper database connection handling +185/-177 test_execution_workflow.py Update execution workflow tests with connection pool          agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py Updated tests to use connection pool instead of client Added skip decorators for incomplete tests Fixed imports and test configurations +925/-944

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Important

Enhance test handling, database connection management, and CI workflows with connection pool support, improved error handling, and updated tests.

• Behavior:
  • Fix tools handling in tasks.py to handle empty lists and null values.
  • Add connection pool support in gather_messages.py and prepare_chat_context.py for better database management.
  • Improve timestamp handling and null checks in prepare_chat_context.py.
• Tests:
  • Restore and update tests in test_chat_routes.py and test_execution_workflow.py to work with connection pool.
  • Add skip decorators for incomplete tests in test_execution_workflow.py.
• CI/CD:
  • Update CI workflows (lint-agents-api-pr.yml, test-agents-api-pr.yml, typecheck-agents-api-pr.yml) to include Go migrate installation.
• Configuration:
  • Update ruff.toml for linting and formatting settings.

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review Test Coverage Many test cases are marked with @Skip decorator, which means important functionality is not being tested. The skipped tests should be fixed and enabled to ensure proper test coverage. @skip @test("workflow: evaluate step single") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, _s3_client=s3_client, # Adding coz blob store might be used ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = await create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "main": [{"evaluate": {"hello": '"world"'}}], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool, ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() try: result = await handle.result() assert result["hello"] == "world" except Exception as ex: breakpoint() raise ex @skip @test("workflow: evaluate step multiple") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "main": [ {"evaluate": {"hello": '"nope"'}}, {"evaluate": {"hello": '"world"'}}, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool, ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["hello"] == "world" @skip @test("workflow: variable access in expressions") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "main": [ # Testing that we can access the input {"evaluate": {"hello": '_["test"]'}}, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool, ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["hello"] == data.input["test"] @skip @test("workflow: yield step") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "other_workflow": [ # Testing that we can access the input {"evaluate": {"hello": '_["test"]'}}, ], "main": [ # Testing that we can access the input { "workflow": "other_workflow", "arguments": {"test": '_["test"]'}, }, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool, ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["hello"] == data.input["test"] @skip @test("workflow: sleep step") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "other_workflow": [ # Testing that we can access the input {"evaluate": {"hello": '_["test"]'}}, {"sleep": {"days": 5}}, ], "main": [ # Testing that we can access the input { "workflow": "other_workflow", "arguments": {"test": '_["test"]'}, }, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["hello"] == data.input["test"] @skip @test("workflow: return step direct") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "main": [ # Testing that we can access the input {"evaluate": {"hello": '_["test"]'}}, {"return": {"value": '_["hello"]'}}, {"return": {"value": '"banana"'}}, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["value"] == data.input["test"] @skip @test("workflow: return step nested") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "other_workflow": [ # Testing that we can access the input {"evaluate": {"hello": '_["test"]'}}, {"return": {"value": '_["hello"]'}}, {"return": {"value": '"banana"'}}, ], "main": [ # Testing that we can access the input { "workflow": "other_workflow", "arguments": {"test": '_["test"]'}, }, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["value"] == data.input["test"] @skip @test("workflow: log step") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "other_workflow": [ # Testing that we can access the input {"evaluate": {"hello": '_["test"]'}}, {"log": "{{_.hello}}"}, ], "main": [ # Testing that we can access the input { "workflow": "other_workflow", "arguments": {"test": '_["test"]'}, }, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["hello"] == data.input["test"] @skip @test("workflow: log step expression fail") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "other_workflow": [ # Testing that we can access the input {"evaluate": {"hello": '_["test"]'}}, { "log": '{{_["hell"].strip()}}' }, # <--- The "hell" key does not exist ], "main": [ # Testing that we can access the input { "workflow": "other_workflow", "arguments": {"test": '_["test"]'}, }, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): with raises(BaseException): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool, ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["hello"] == data.input["test"] @skip @test("workflow: system call - list agents") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "Test system tool task", "description": "List agents using system call", "input_schema": {"type": "object"}, "tools": [ { "name": "list_agents", "description": "List all agents", "type": "system", "system": {"resource": "agent", "operation": "list"}, }, ], "main": [ { "tool": "list_agents", "arguments": { "limit": "10", }, }, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert isinstance(result, list) # Result's length should be less than or equal to the limit assert len(result) <= 10 # Check if all items are agent dictionaries assert all(isinstance(agent, dict) for agent in result) # Check if each agent has an 'id' field assert all("id" in agent for agent in result) @skip @test("workflow: tool call api_call") async def _( dsn=pg_dsn, developer_id=test_developer_id, agent=test_agent, ): pool = await create_db_pool(dsn=dsn) data = CreateExecutionRequest(input={"test": "input"}) task = create_task( developer_id=developer_id, agent_id=agent.id, data=CreateTaskRequest( **{ "name": "test task", "description": "test task about", "input_schema": {"type": "object", "additionalProperties": True}, "tools": [ { "type": "api_call", "name": "hello", "api_call": { "method": "GET", "url": "https://httpbin.org/get", }, } ], "main": [ { "tool": "hello", "arguments": { "params": {"test": "_.test"}, }, }, { "evaluate": {"hello": "_.json.args.test"}, }, ], } ), connection_pool=pool, ) async with patch_testing_temporal() as (_, mock_run_task_execution_workflow): execution, handle = await start_execution( developer_id=developer_id, task_id=task.id, data=data, connection_pool=pool ) assert handle is not None assert execution.task_id == task.id assert execution.input == data.input mock_run_task_execution_workflow.assert_called_once() result = await handle.result() assert result["hello"] == data.input["test"] Test Reliability Some tests are noted as failing randomly in CI or requiring sleep delays. These tests should be made more robust and deterministic to prevent flaky test behavior. # TODO: Fix this test. It fails sometimes and sometimes not. @test("route: search agent docs") async def _(make_request=make_request, agent=test_agent, doc=test_doc): time.sleep(0.5) search_params = dict( text=doc.content[0], limit=1, ) response = make_request( method="POST", url=f"/agents/{agent.id}/search", json=search_params, ) assert response.status_code == 200 response = response.json() docs = response["docs"] assert isinstance(docs, list) assert len(docs) >= 1 # FIXME: This test is failing because the search is not returning the expected results @skip("Fails randomly on CI") @test("route: search user docs") async def _(make_request=make_request, user=test_user, doc=test_user_doc): time.sleep(0.5) search_params = dict( text=doc.content[0], limit=1, ) response = make_request( method="POST", url=f"/users/{user.id}/search", json=search_params, ) assert response.status_code == 200 response = response.json() docs = response["docs"] assert isinstance(docs, list) assert len(docs) >= 1 @test("route: search agent docs hybrid with mmr") async def _(make_request=make_request, agent=test_agent, doc=test_doc): time.sleep(0.5) EMBEDDING_SIZE = 1024 search_params = dict( text=doc.content[0], vector=[1.0] * EMBEDDING_SIZE, mmr_strength=0.5, limit=1, ) response = make_request( method="POST", url=f"/agents/{agent.id}/search", json=search_params, ) assert response.status_code == 200 response = response.json() docs = response["docs"] assert isinstance(docs, list) assert len(docs) >= 1

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Category	Suggestion	Score
General	Timestamp updates should be handled by session management code rather than context preparation The session's updated_at timestamp should be set only when actually updating the session, not during context preparation. Move this logic to the session update handler. agents-api/agents_api/queries/chat/prepare_chat_context.py [124] -d["session"]["updated_at"] = utcnow() +# Remove this line and handle updated_at in session update logic Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 Why: Moving timestamp updates to session management is a critical architectural improvement that maintains proper separation of concerns and prevents potential race conditions.	8
	Replace fixed delays with proper retry logic in tests to handle timing-dependent operations Add error handling and retries for the flaky search test instead of using time.sleep(), which is unreliable and can still fail. agents-api/tests/test_docs_routes.py [174-176] @test("route: search agent docs") async def _(make_request=make_request, agent=test_agent, doc=test_doc): - time.sleep(0.5) + max_retries = 3 + for _ in range(max_retries): + try: + # Test code here + break + except AssertionError: + await asyncio.sleep(0.5) Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 6 Why: The suggestion improves test reliability by replacing a fixed sleep with a proper retry mechanism, making tests more robust and less likely to fail intermittently.	6
	Add descriptive reasons when skipping tests to improve test maintenance and documentation The test function is marked with @Skip but lacks a reason for skipping. Add a descriptive reason in the skip decorator to document why the test is currently disabled. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py [71-73] -@skip +@skip("Test needs to be updated for new connection pool implementation") @test("workflow: evaluate step multiple") async def _( Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 5 Why: Adding skip reasons improves test maintainability by documenting why tests are disabled, though it's a minor enhancement that doesn't affect functionality.	5
Possible issue	✅ Use specific exception handling instead of bare except clauses to avoid masking errors Suggestion Impact: The commit changes the exception handling from BaseException to TimeoutError in the test function code diff: await asyncio.wait_for(task, timeout=3) - except asyncio.TimeoutError: + except TimeoutError: The test function uses a bare except clause which could mask important errors. Replace with specific exception handling. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py [629-631] try: await asyncio.wait_for(task, timeout=10) -except BaseException: +except asyncio.TimeoutError: task.cancel() +except Exception as e: + task.cancel() + raise e Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: Using specific exception handling prevents masking potential errors and improves error handling robustness. The current bare except could hide important issues.	7
	Add proper null checking for optional model attributes to prevent runtime errors Add validation to ensure recall_options is properly handled when null, as the current code may raise an attribute error if data.recall_options is None. agents-api/agents_api/queries/sessions/create_session.py [141] -data.recall_options.model_dump() if data.recall_options else {}, # $10 +data.recall_options.model_dump() if data.recall_options is not None else {}, # $10 Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7 Why: The suggestion addresses a potential runtime error by adding explicit None checking, improving code robustness and preventing potential crashes.	7

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1. .github/workflows/lint-agents-api-pr.yml:27

• Draft comment:
  The installation of Go migrate is added, but it is not used in this workflow. Consider removing it if it's not needed.
• Reason this comment was not posted:
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  The PR adds installation of Go migrate in multiple workflow files. However, the installation is not used anywhere in the workflows. This might be unnecessary unless there's a future plan to use it.

2. .github/workflows/test-agents-api-pr.yml:27

• Draft comment:
  The installation of Go migrate is added, but it is not used in this workflow. Consider removing it if it's not needed.
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  The PR adds installation of Go migrate in multiple workflow files. However, the installation is not used anywhere in the workflows. This might be unnecessary unless there's a future plan to use it.

3. .github/workflows/typecheck-agents-api-pr.yml:35

• Draft comment:
  The installation of Go migrate is added, but it is not used in this workflow. Consider removing it if it's not needed.
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  The PR adds installation of Go migrate in multiple workflow files. However, the installation is not used anywhere in the workflows. This might be unnecessary unless there's a future plan to use it.

4. agents-api/agents_api/common/protocol/tasks.py:313

• Draft comment:
  The use of or [] is a good change to handle cases where tools might be None. This makes the code cleaner and more readable.
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  The code in spec_to_task_data function has been simplified by using or [] to handle the case where tools might be None. This is a good change as it makes the code cleaner and more readable.

5. agents-api/agents_api/queries/chat/gather_messages.py:38

• Draft comment:
  The addition of connection_pool parameter is a good change for better resource management and performance.
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  The connection_pool parameter is added to multiple function calls. This is a good change as it allows for better resource management and potentially improved performance by reusing connections.

6. agents-api/agents_api/queries/sessions/create_session.py:141

• Draft comment:
  The addition of connection_pool parameter is a good change for better resource management and performance.
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  The connection_pool parameter is added to multiple function calls. This is a good change as it allows for better resource management and potentially improved performance by reusing connections.

7. agents-api/agents_api/routers/sessions/chat.py:221

• Draft comment:
  The removal of mark_session_as_updated parameter might be intentional if it's no longer needed. Ensure that session updates are handled appropriately elsewhere if required.
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  Confidence changes required: 33%
  The mark_session_as_updated parameter is removed from the create_entries function call. This might be intentional if the parameter is no longer needed or handled differently.

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1. agents-api/tests/test_docs_routes.py:17

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  The @skip decorator is used extensively in this file, which means many tests are being skipped. Ensure this is intentional and that important tests are not being unintentionally skipped. Consider adding comments to explain why each test is skipped.
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  The use of the @skip decorator is prevalent throughout the test file, indicating that many tests are being skipped. This could be intentional for tests that are not ready or are known to fail, but it should be documented or reviewed to ensure that important tests are not being unintentionally skipped.

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1. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py:110

• Draft comment:
  Missing 'await' keyword before 'create_task'.
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2. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py:153

• Draft comment:
  Missing 'await' keyword before 'create_task'.
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3. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py:203

• Draft comment:
  Missing 'await' keyword before 'create_task'.
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4. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py:251

• Draft comment:
  Missing 'await' keyword before 'create_task'.
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5. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py:293

• Draft comment:
  Missing 'await' keyword before 'create_task'.
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6. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py:342

• Draft comment:
  Missing 'await' keyword before 'create_task'.
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7. agents-api/tests/test_execution_workflow.py:390

• Draft comment:
  Missing 'await' keyword before 'create_task'.
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1. agents-api/tests/test_docs_routes.py:177

• Draft comment:
  Consider using await asyncio.sleep(0.5) instead of time.sleep(0.5) to avoid blocking the event loop in an async function.
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2. agents-api/tests/test_docs_routes.py:224

• Draft comment:
  Consider using await asyncio.sleep(0.5) instead of time.sleep(0.5) to avoid blocking the event loop in an async function.
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1. agents-api/agents_api/routers/docs/search_docs.py:31

• Draft comment:
  The change from await search_docs_by_text to search_docs_by_text is correct here since search_docs_by_text is not awaited in this context. Ensure that the function is correctly awaited where it is called.
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  The change from 'await search_docs_by_text' to 'search_docs_by_text' in the search_docs.py file is correct because the function is not awaited in the context it is used. However, the call to 'search_fn' in 'search_user_docs' and 'search_agent_docs' should be awaited as it is an async function.

2. agents-api/agents_api/routers/docs/search_docs.py:47

• Draft comment:
  The change from await search_docs_by_embedding to search_docs_by_embedding is correct here since search_docs_by_embedding is not awaited in this context. Ensure that the function is correctly awaited where it is called.
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  The change from 'await search_docs_by_embedding' to 'search_docs_by_embedding' in the search_docs.py file is correct because the function is not awaited in the context it is used. However, the call to 'search_fn' in 'search_user_docs' and 'search_agent_docs' should be awaited as it is an async function.

3. agents-api/agents_api/routers/docs/search_docs.py:63

• Draft comment:
  The change from await search_docs_hybrid to search_docs_hybrid is correct here since search_docs_hybrid is not awaited in this context. Ensure that the function is correctly awaited where it is called.
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  The change from 'await search_docs_hybrid' to 'search_docs_hybrid' in the search_docs.py file is correct because the function is not awaited in the context it is used. However, the call to 'search_fn' in 'search_user_docs' and 'search_agent_docs' should be awaited as it is an async function.

4. agents-api/agents_api/routers/docs/search_docs.py:100

• Draft comment:
  The call to search_fn should be awaited here as it is an async function. This ensures proper execution and handling of asynchronous operations.
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  Comment looked like it was already resolved.

5. agents-api/agents_api/routers/docs/search_docs.py:151

• Draft comment:
  The call to search_fn should be awaited here as it is an async function. This ensures proper execution and handling of asynchronous operations.
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  Marked as duplicate.

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1. agents-api/agents_api/activities/task_steps/base_evaluate.py:13

• Draft comment:
  Remove the unused import testing from ...env.
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  The code in agents-api/agents_api/activities/task_steps/base_evaluate.py has a redundant import of testing from ...env which is not used anywhere in the file. Removing unused imports is a good practice to keep the code clean and efficient.

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1. ruff.toml:54

• Draft comment:
  Consider adding the **/autogen/*.py pattern to the exclude list to avoid linting generated files.
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  The ruff.toml file is well-structured, but there are a few minor improvements that can be made for clarity and consistency.

2. ruff.toml:57

• Draft comment:
  Consider enabling the additional categories (C09, S, B, ARG, PTH, ERA, PLW, FURB) in the select list to cover more linting rules.
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  The ruff.toml file is well-structured, but there are a few minor improvements that can be made for clarity and consistency.

3. ruff.toml:65

• Draft comment:
  Ensure that the ignored rules (COM812, ISC001) are indeed conflicting and necessary to ignore, as ignoring them might overlook potential issues.
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  The ruff.toml file is well-structured, but there are a few minor improvements that can be made for clarity and consistency.

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1. integrations-service/integrations/utils/integrations/ffmpeg.py:140

• Draft comment:
  Initialize temp_dir to None before the try block to avoid potential issues if an exception occurs before temp_dir is defined.

        temp_dir = None

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  The bash_cmd function in ffmpeg.py has a potential issue with the temp_dir variable. If an exception occurs before temp_dir is defined, the cleanup code will raise an additional exception. This can be avoided by initializing temp_dir to None and checking if it is not None before attempting to remove it.

2. integrations-service/integrations/routers/integrations/get_integrations.py:6

• Draft comment:
  Specify the types of keys and values in the dictionary for better clarity and type checking.

async def get_integrations() -> list[dict[str, Any]]:

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  In get_integrations.py, the function get_integrations is returning a list of dictionaries. However, the return type hint is list[dict], which is not specific. It would be better to specify the types of keys and values in the dictionary for better clarity and type checking.

3. integrations-service/integrations/autogen/Sessions.py:34

• Draft comment:
  Consider extracting the long default string for system_template into a constant or a separate function to improve readability and maintainability.
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  In Sessions.py, the system_template field has a very long default string value. This could be extracted into a constant or a separate function to improve readability and maintainability.

4. ruff.toml:30

• Draft comment:
  Ensure that enabling fix and unsafe-fixes is intentional and that the team is aware of the potential risks of unexpected changes.
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  In ruff.toml, the fix and unsafe-fixes options are set to true. While this can be useful, it might lead to unexpected changes. It's important to ensure that these settings are intentional and that the team is aware of the potential risks.

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1. integrations-service/integrations/utils/integrations/remote_browser.py:369

• Draft comment:
  Consider raising a more specific exception type instead of a generic Exception to provide more context about the error.
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  In integrations-service/integrations/utils/integrations/remote_browser.py, the perform_action function has a try-except block that raises a generic Exception with a message. It would be better to raise a more specific exception type if possible.

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