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sebs/utils.py (2)
255-257: Consider caching the result and adding a more robust WSL check.The function logic is correct, but since the OS type won't change during runtime, consider caching the result. Also, for more robust WSL detection, you could check
/proc/version.Here's a suggested implementation:
+_IS_LINUX = None def is_linux() -> bool: + global _IS_LINUX + if _IS_LINUX is not None: + return _IS_LINUX + + # Check if system is Linux + if platform.system() != "Linux": + _IS_LINUX = False + return False + + # Check if WSL + is_wsl = False + try: + with open('/proc/version', 'r') as f: + is_wsl = 'microsoft' in f.read().lower() + except: + is_wsl = 'microsoft' in platform.release().lower() + + _IS_LINUX = not is_wsl + return _IS_LINUX - return platform.system() == "Linux" and "microsoft" not in platform.release().lower()
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260-269: Improve code quality and safety of the interrupt handler.Several improvements can be made to enhance the code quality and safety:
- Move imports to the top of the file
- Add return type annotation and docstring
- Consider resource cleanup before exit
Here's a suggested implementation:
+import signal +import sys +import traceback + def catch_interrupt(): + """ + Set up a signal handler for SIGINT (Ctrl+C) that prints the stack trace + before exiting. This helps with debugging interrupted executions. + + :return: None + """ - import signal - import sys - import traceback - def handler(x, y): + # Print stack trace for debugging traceback.print_stack() + + # TODO: Add cleanup of resources here if needed + + # Exit with SIGINT code sys.exit(signal.SIGINT) signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, handler)sebs/local/local.py (2)
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332-334: Consider consolidating error handling.The current implementation has redundant error messaging (both logging and exception). Consider either:
- Using only the exception without logging
- Including different information in the log vs the exception
- def update_function_configuration(self, function: Function, code_package: Benchmark): - self.logging.error("Updating function configuration of local deployment is not supported") - raise RuntimeError("Updating function configuration of local deployment is not supported") + def update_function_configuration(self, function: Function, code_package: Benchmark): + raise RuntimeError("Updating function configuration is not supported in local deployment")
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171-173: Track TODOs for future improvements.There are several FIXME comments regarding configuration parameters that should be tracked:
- CPU configuration
- Memory configuration
- Timeout configuration
Consider creating issues to track these improvements.
Would you like me to create GitHub issues to track these configuration improvements?
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sebs/local/config.py
41-41: Redefinition of unused serialize from line 8
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sebs/local/config.py (7)
3-3: LGTM: Type hinting improvement
Good addition of Set type import to enhance type safety.
31-31: LGTM: Improved type safety
Good improvement in type safety by explicitly defining _allocated_ports as Set[int].
42-45: LGTM: Enhanced serialization structure
The refactored serialization is more maintainable with step-by-step dictionary construction and clear conditional handling of storage configuration.
62-69: LGTM: Well-structured cache update implementation
Good implementation of cache updates with proper handling of both allocated ports and storage configuration.
125-126: LGTM: Improved serialization format
The serialization now returns a well-structured dictionary with essential configuration data.
129-129: LGTM: Clean cache update delegation
Good practice to delegate cache updates to the resources instance.
125-126: Verify serialization format consistency
The serialization format has been updated in both LocalResources and LocalConfig. Let's verify that these changes are consistently used throughout the codebase.
Also applies to: 42-45
✅ Verification successful
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response as I have enough information about the serialization patterns across the codebase.
Serialization format is consistent across the codebase
The serialization format in LocalConfig follows the same pattern as other provider configurations (AWS, Azure, GCP, OpenWhisk):
- All provider configs serialize with
name,region, andresourcesfields - The
Resourcesclasses consistently implement their own serialization logic - The format matches the deserialization expectations in corresponding classes
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sebs/utils.py (1)
Line range hint 255-269: Verify the usage and impact of new functions.
Let's verify how these functions are used in the codebase to ensure they're integrated safely.
✅ Verification successful
is_linux() and interrupt handler are safely integrated
The verification results show:
is_linux()is used in 3 specific locations for container networking and port configuration:sebs/storage/minio.py: Container network settingssebs/local/local.py: Port allocation logicsebs/local/function.py: URL formation for functions
- No conflicting signal handlers found - only one SIGINT registration exists
- No other WSL detection methods found that need consolidation
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sebs/local/local.py (2)
107-107: LGTM: Proper superclass method call added.
Good addition of the superclass shutdown call, ensuring proper cleanup through the inheritance chain.
225-225: LGTM: Clear port mapping syntax.
The port mapping syntax is now more explicit about the protocol being used (tcp).
sebs/cache.py (2)
89-89: Ensure LocalResources.update_cache is called before shutdown.
The addition of "local" to the shutdown process ensures local configurations are saved. However, we should verify that LocalResources properly updates the cache before shutdown occurs.
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rg -A 5 "shutdown.*Cache"62-62: Verify local cloud configuration structure.
The addition of "local" to the cloud list enables loading local configurations. Please ensure that the local cloud configurations follow the same structure as other cloud configurations.
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Local cloud configuration follows consistent structure
Based on the verification results:
- LocalResources properly inherits from the base Resources class
- Implements the same cache update pattern as other cloud providers (e.g., OpenWhisk)
- Uses consistent storage configuration structure with MinioConfig
- Follows the same initialization pattern with deserialize method
The addition of "local" to the cloud list is safe as the implementation maintains consistency with other cloud providers.
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