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hotfix/json error #5

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@mingcheng mingcheng commented Mar 16, 2025

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  • Refactor

    • Enhanced logging behavior to display detailed output only when verbose mode is active.
    • Improved error handling for external API calls, offering clearer, more user-friendly feedback with consistent message formatting.
  • Documentation

    • Updated commit guidelines to clarify that emojis should be used only at the end of the first line.
    • Refined instructions for quoting commit messages for better clarity.

- Improve error handling for various OpenAI API errors.
- Enhance user feedback for network, JSON, and other API errors.
- Refactor Result type for consistency across the `openai` module.
- Clarify instruction for using fenced code blocks.
- Standardize instruction across system and user templates.
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This pull request refactors logging and error handling in the main Rust application and the OpenAI client. In src/main.rs, logging initialization is now conditional on a verbosity flag, and error messages from the OpenAI API are handled with explicit pattern matching. In src/openai.rs, the return type of the chat method has been updated for enhanced type safety, and error responses are now processed via a match statement. Additionally, modifications to commit message template instructions in templates/system.txt and templates/user.txt standardize emoji usage and quoting guidance.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/main.rs - Refactored logging to initialize only when the verbose flag is true, setting the log level to TRACE.
- Enhanced error handling using pattern matching on OpenAIError with user-friendly messages.
- Standardized debug/trace log messages and added an import for OpenAIError.
src/openai.rs - Updated the chat method's return type from Box<dyn Error> to OpenAIError for clearer error propagation.
- Implemented a match statement to handle API responses explicitly.
- Minor adjustment to debug logging message formatting.
templates/*.txt - In system.txt, refined instructions by limiting emoji usage to the first line and removed commit message examples.
- In user.txt, added clarification on quoting content using triple backticks.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant M as Main Function
    participant L as Logger
    participant O as OpenAI API
    M->>M: Check verbose flag
    alt Verbose enabled
      M->>L: Initialize logging (TRACE)
    else
      M->>L: Skip logging initialization
    end
    M->>O: Make API request
    alt API success
      O-->>M: Successful response
    else API failure
      O-->>M: Return specific OpenAIError
      M->>M: Pattern-match error and map to user-friendly message
    end
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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Chat Method
    participant O as OpenAI Client
    C->>O: Call chat().create(request)
    alt Success
      O-->>C: Return successful response
      C->>C: Return success string
    else Failure
      O-->>C: Return OpenAIError
      C->>C: Pattern-match error and return error variant
    end
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@mingcheng mingcheng self-assigned this Mar 16, 2025
@mingcheng mingcheng added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 16, 2025
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
templates/user.txt (1)

7-7: Style suggestion: consider simplifying the wording

The phrase "a variety of" could be simplified for better clarity.

-Additionally, a variety of content is provided below, quote by using the "```" charsets.
+Additionally, content is provided below, quote by using the "```" charsets.
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[style] ~7-~7: The phrase “a variety of” may be wordy. To make your writing clearer, consider replacing it.
Context: ...rsets. {{logs}} Additionally, a variety of content is provided below, quote by usi...

(A_VARIETY_OF)

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[style] ~7-~7: The phrase “a variety of” may be wordy. To make your writing clearer, consider replacing it.
Context: ...rsets. {{logs}} Additionally, a variety of content is provided below, quote by usi...

(A_VARIETY_OF)

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🔇 Additional comments (12)
templates/user.txt (1)

1-1: Improved clarity in formatting instructions

Adding explicit instructions to use triple backticks for quoting content helps prevent potential JSON parsing errors when the output is processed.

templates/system.txt (1)

20-20: Improved clarity on emoji usage

This change clarifies that emojis should only be used at the end of the first line of the commit message, which helps maintain consistent formatting across commit messages.

src/openai.rs (4)

16-16: Good import addition for specific error handling

Adding the OpenAIError import supports the improved error handling implementation in the chat method.


99-99: Improved type safety with specific error type

Changing the return type from a generic boxed error to a specific OpenAIError type enhances type safety and enables more precise error handling by callers.


105-108: Better error handling with explicit match statement

Replacing the implicit error propagation with an explicit match statement improves error handling clarity and control. This change helps address JSON deserialization errors more effectively.


117-117: Consistent log message formatting

Standardizing the debug log message format improves code consistency.

src/main.rs (6)

20-20: Good import addition for specific error handling

Adding the OpenAIError import supports the improved error handling implementation.


38-48: Optimized logging initialization

Conditionally initializing logging only when verbose mode is enabled is a good optimization. The trace message also clearly indicates that verbose mode will produce more output.


72-72: Consistent log message formatting

Using lowercase for log messages improves consistency throughout the codebase.


76-76: Consistent error message formatting

Using lowercase for error messages improves consistency.


111-128: Enhanced error handling with specific error messages

This is an excellent improvement. The match statement provides detailed and specific error messages based on the type of error encountered when communicating with the OpenAI API. The error messages are concise and informative, which will make debugging easier.


145-146: Consistent log message formatting

All these changes standardize the log message format throughout the application, using lowercase and consistent phrasing. This improves code readability and maintains a uniform style.

Also applies to: 148-148, 155-156, 158-159, 166-167, 168-169, 174-175

@mingcheng mingcheng merged commit f80c4d4 into main Mar 16, 2025
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@mingcheng mingcheng deleted the hotfix/json_error branch March 16, 2025 15:36
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