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  • New Feature: Added support for Azure bot. Users can now configure and use an Azure bot alongside existing bots.
  • Refactor: Updated the bot creation logic to handle both light and heavy bots, improving code maintainability.
  • Refactor: Introduced a new BotProtocol interface and updated function parameters to use this interface, enhancing modularity and flexibility.
  • Chore: Added new dependencies "@langchain/openai" and "langchain" to support the Azure bot functionality.
  • Chore: Updated TypeScript configuration with "skipLibCheck": true for improved build performance.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced an AzureBot class for integrating chatbot functionality using Azure and OpenAI services.
    • Added new interfaces for managing chat interactions and bot communication protocols.
    • Enhanced bot creation logic to support Azure bot configurations.
    • Expanded Options class to include Azure API configuration properties.
  • Refactor

    • Refactored bot creation and management across the application to align with new interfaces and Azure integration.
    • Updated various components to use the BotProtocol interface for improved consistency and flexibility in bot handling.

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The project has introduced a new AzureBot class for integrating with Azure services to utilize an OpenAI chat model, alongside refining the bot interaction protocol by defining interfaces in bot-interface.ts. The architecture now supports a more flexible bot creation process, accommodating Azure configurations. Additionally, there's a shift towards a more interface-oriented approach in handling bots, ensuring compatibility and ease of integration across different bot types.

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Files Change Summary
src/azure-bot.ts Introduces AzureBot class for Azure/OpenAI chatbot integration.
src/bot-interface.ts Adds interfaces for message and conversation IDs; introduces BotProtocol.
src/bot.ts, src/review*.ts Implements BotProtocol; updates usage to interface-based handling.
src/main.ts, src/options.ts Enhances bot creation logic & options for Azure API configuration support.

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A new bot arises, with Azure's glow.
Chatting and learning, in digital spree,
Across the cloud, it roams free.
Interfaces and protocols, in harmony they align,
Crafting a future, where bots and humans entwine.
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This update introduces support for Azure bot alongside existing bots. It adds new inputs and properties for Azure API configurations, a new AzureBot class implementing the BotProtocol interface, and refactors bot creation logic to handle both light and heavy bots. The code also updates import statements and function parameters to use BotProtocol.

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Files Summary
action.yml, src/options.ts Added support for Azure bot with new inputs for Azure API instance name, deployment name, and API version. Introduced new properties azureApiInstance, azureApiDeployment, and azureApiVersion to the Options class.
package.json Added new dependencies "@langchain/openai" and "langchain".
src/azure-bot.ts, src/bot-interface.ts, src/bot.ts Introduced a new AzureBot class that implements the BotProtocol interface. Defined interfaces Ids and BotProtocol. Moved the Ids interface to a separate file bot-interface.
src/main.ts Updated the code to support creating an Azure bot. Refactored bot creation logic into a function to handle both light and heavy bots.
src/review-comment.ts, src/review.ts Updated import statement to use BotProtocol from 'bot-interface' instead of Bot. Changed the parameter type in the handleReviewComment function from Bot to BotProtocol.
tsconfig.json Added "skipLibCheck": true in the TypeScript configuration.

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src/bot-interface.ts (1)
  • 1-10: The introduction of the Ids and BotProtocol interfaces is well-implemented. The use of optional properties in Ids and the method signature in BotProtocol are correctly defined, adhering to TypeScript best practices. The decision to return a tuple from the chat method in BotProtocol is a good choice for handling both the response message and updated Ids efficiently.
src/main.ts (3)
  • 8-16: The addition of imports for AzureBot, BotProtocol, and TokenLimits is correctly implemented, aligning with the new functionality introduced in this PR.
  • 36-39: The new inputs for Azure API configuration are correctly retrieved and integrated into the Options object, following the established pattern for configuration management.
  • 52-67: The refactored bot creation logic in the createBot function is well-designed, offering improved modularity and readability. It correctly handles the dynamic creation of either an AzureBot or a regular Bot based on the provided configuration, with appropriate error handling and logging.
src/bot.ts (2)
  • 13-15: The Bot class correctly implements the BotProtocol interface, including the required chat method. This adherence to the interface ensures consistency and standardization across different bot implementations.
  • 10-18: > 📝 NOTE

This review was outside the diff hunks, and no overlapping diff hunk was found. Original lines [52-111]

The implementation of the chat method within the Bot class is well-designed, with appropriate error handling and logging. The separation of concerns between the public chat method and the private chat_ method for the actual chat logic is a good design choice, enhancing readability and maintainability.

src/azure-bot.ts (1)
  • 12-111: The AzureBot class is correctly implemented, adhering to the BotProtocol interface. The constructor and the chat method are well-designed, with appropriate initialization, error handling, and logging. The design choices, including the use of a private chat_ method for the actual chat logic, enhance the class's readability and maintainability.
src/options.ts (2)
  • 25-27: The addition of Azure API configuration properties (azureApiInstance, azureApiDeployment, azureApiVersion) to the Options class is correctly implemented, enhancing the class's functionality to support Azure bot integration.
  • 96-98: Including the new Azure API configuration properties in the print method is a good practice, ensuring that all configuration options are logged for transparency and debugging purposes.
src/review-comment.ts (1)
  • 23-23: The update to use BotProtocol instead of Bot in the handleReviewComment function parameter is a positive change, promoting flexibility and standardization in bot handling across the application.
src/review.ts (2)
  • 5-5: Renaming the imported type Bot to BotProtocol aligns with the PR's objective to standardize bot communication within the application. This change enhances modularity and flexibility in handling different types of bots. Good job on maintaining consistency with the new interface naming convention.
  • 28-29: Updating the function parameters lightBot and heavyBot from type Bot to BotProtocol in the codeReview function signature is a necessary change following the introduction of the BotProtocol interface. This ensures that the function can accept any bot implementation that adheres to the BotProtocol, thereby increasing the flexibility and scalability of the bot handling mechanism within the application.

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Comment on lines +31 to 32
"@langchain/openai": "^0.0.14",
"@octokit/action": "^6.0.4",
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The new dependencies @langchain/openai and langchain have been added. Please ensure that these packages are reliable, well-maintained, and do not introduce any security vulnerabilities. It's also important to check if their licenses are compatible with the project.

+    "@langchain/openai": "^0.0.14",
+    "langchain": "^0.1.17",

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import {BotProtocol, Ids} from './bot-interface'

// define type to save parentMessageId and conversationId
export interface Ids {
parentMessageId?: string
conversationId?: string
}

export class Bot {
export class Bot implements BotProtocol {
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The changes made here are good. The BotProtocol and Ids interfaces have been moved to a separate file, which improves the modularity of the code. Now, the Bot class implements the BotProtocol interface, which is a good practice as it ensures that any class implementing this interface will have certain methods and properties. This makes the code more maintainable and easier to understand.

- // define type to save parentMessageId and conversationId
- export interface Ids {
-   parentMessageId?: string
-   conversationId?: string
- }
-
- export class Bot {
+ import {BotProtocol, Ids} from './bot-interface'
+  
+ export class Bot implements BotProtocol {
    private readonly api: ChatGPTAPI | null = null // not free
 
    private readonly options: Options

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info(`azureApiInstance: ${this.azureApiInstance}`)
info(`azureApiDeployment: ${this.azureApiDeployment}`)
info(`azureApiVersion: ${this.azureApiVersion}`)
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While it's good to log the values of azureApiInstance, azureApiDeployment, and azureApiVersion for debugging purposes, it's important to consider that these might contain sensitive information. If they do, you should avoid logging them directly.

-     info(`azureApiInstance: ${this.azureApiInstance}`)
-     info(`azureApiDeployment: ${this.azureApiDeployment}`)
-     info(`azureApiVersion: ${this.azureApiVersion}`)
+     info(`azureApiInstance: ${this.azureApiInstance ? 'provided' : 'not provided'}`)
+     info(`azureApiDeployment: ${this.azureApiDeployment ? 'provided' : 'not provided'}`)
+     info(`azureApiVersion: ${this.azureApiVersion ? 'provided' : 'not provided'}`)

This way, we can still know if these values are set or not without exposing their actual content.

Comment on lines +147 to +155
azure_api_instance_name:
required: false
description: 'Instance name of your Azure API. For example, if your Azure instance is hosted under https://{INSTANCE_NAME}.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments/{DEPLOYMENT_NAME}, use INSTANCE_NAME'
azure_api_deployment_name:
required: false
description: 'Deployment name of your Azure API. For example, if your Azure instance is hosted under https://{INSTANCE_NAME}.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments/{DEPLOYMENT_NAME}, use DEPLOYMENT_NAME'
azure_api_version:
required: false
description: 'Api version like "2023-07-01-preview"'
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The new inputs for Azure API instance name, deployment name, and API version are optional (required: false). However, if the user wants to use the Azure bot functionality, these fields would be necessary. It might be better to add a note in the description of these fields indicating that they are required for Azure bot functionality.

  azure_api_instance_name:  
    required: false
-   description: 'Instance name of your Azure API. For example, if your Azure instance is hosted under https://{INSTANCE_NAME}.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments/{DEPLOYMENT_NAME}, use INSTANCE_NAME'
+     description: 'Instance name of your Azure API. Required if using Azure bot. For example, if your Azure instance is hosted under https://{INSTANCE_NAME}.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments/{DEPLOYMENT_NAME}, use INSTANCE_NAME'
  azure_api_deployment_name:  
    required: false
-   description: 'Deployment name of your Azure API. For example, if your Azure instance is hosted under https://{INSTANCE_NAME}.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments/{DEPLOYMENT_NAME}, use DEPLOYMENT_NAME'
+     description: 'Deployment name of your Azure API. Required if using Azure bot. For example, if your Azure instance is hosted under https://{INSTANCE_NAME}.openai.azure.com/openai/deployments/{DEPLOYMENT_NAME}, use DEPLOYMENT_NAME'
  azure_api_version:
    required: false
-   description: 'Api version like "2023-07-01-preview"'
+     description: 'Api version like "2023-07-01-preview". Required if using Azure bot.'

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getInput('language'),
getInput('azure_api_instance_name'),
getInput('azure_api_deployment_name'),
getInput('azure_api_version')
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The new inputs for Azure API instance name, deployment name, and API version are not validated. It's a good practice to validate user inputs to ensure they meet certain criteria before using them in the application. This can help prevent potential issues down the line.

+  const azureApiInstanceName = getInput('azure_api_instance_name');
+  const azureApiDeploymentName = getInput('azure_api_deployment_name');
+  const azureApiVersion = getInput('azure_api_version');
+
+  if (!azureApiInstanceName || !azureApiDeploymentName || !azureApiVersion) {
+    setFailed("Azure API configuration is incomplete. Please provide all required inputs.");
+    return;
+  }

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chat = async (message: string, ids: Ids): Promise<[string, Ids]> => {
let res: [string, Ids] = ['', ids]
try {
res = await this.chat_(message)
return res
} catch (e: unknown) {
warning(`Failed to chat: ${e}`)
return res
}
}
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The chat method catches errors but only logs a warning and returns the default response. This might hide potential issues with the chat functionality. Consider rethrowing the error after logging the warning, or handle it in a way that doesn't silence it.

-       warning(`Failed to chat: ${e}`)
-       return res
+       warning(`Failed to chat: ${e}`)
+       throw e

Comment on lines +72 to +111
private readonly chat_ = async (message: string): Promise<[string, Ids]> => {
// record timing
const start = Date.now()
if (!message) {
return ['', {}]
}

let response: ChainValues | undefined

if (this.api != null) {
try {
response = await this.api.call({input: message})
} catch (e: unknown) {
info(`response: ${response}, failed to send message to openai: ${e}`)
}
const end = Date.now()
info(`response: ${JSON.stringify(response)}`)
info(
`openai sendMessage (including retries) response time: ${
end - start
} ms`
)
} else {
setFailed('The OpenAI API is not initialized')
}
let responseText = ''
if (response != null) {
responseText = response.response
} else {
warning('openai response is null')
}
// remove the prefix "with " in the response
if (responseText.startsWith('with ')) {
responseText = responseText.substring(5)
}
if (this.options.debug) {
info(`openai responses: ${responseText}`)
}
return [responseText, {}]
}
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The chat_ method is also doing too much work. It's responsible for sending the message, handling the response, and formatting the response text. Consider breaking this method into smaller methods each with a single responsibility.

-  private readonly chat_ = async (message: string): Promise<[string, Ids]> => {
+  private readonly chat_ = async (message: string): Promise<[string, Ids]> => {
+    // record timing
+    const start = Date.now()
+    if (!message) {
+      return ['', {}]
+    }
+
+    let response: ChainValues | undefined
+
+    if (this.api != null) {
+      response = await this.sendMessageToOpenAI(message)
+    } else {
+      setFailed('The OpenAI API is not initialized')
+    }
+
+    let responseText = this.formatResponse(response)
+
+    if (this.options.debug) {
+      info(`openai responses: ${responseText}`)
+    }
+    return [responseText, {}]
+  }
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+  }
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+    // rest of the code...
+  }

These changes will make the code more maintainable and easier to test by separating concerns into different methods.

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The new dependencies introduced in the package-lock.json file are part of the @anthropic-ai/sdk and @babel/code-frame packages. However, it's not clear from the PR summary why these dependencies are needed. Please provide a justification for these new dependencies or remove them if they're not necessary.

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"resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/semver/-/semver-6.3.1.tgz",
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"dev": true,
"bin": {
"semver": "bin/semver.js"
}
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The version of semver has been updated from 6.3.0 to 6.3.1. This is a patch version update, so it should be safe. However, it would be good to test this change thoroughly to ensure that it doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior.

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"version": "7.21.3",
"resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@babel/generator/-/generator-7.21.3.tgz",
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"version": "7.23.6",
"resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/@babel/generator/-/generator-7.23.6.tgz",
"integrity": "sha512-qrSfCYxYQB5owCmGLbl8XRpX1ytXlpueOb0N0UmQwA073KZxejgQTzAmJezxvpwQD9uGtK2shHdi55QT+MbjIw==",
"dev": true,
"dependencies": {
"@babel/types": "^7.21.3",
"@babel/types": "^7.23.6",
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The version of @babel/generator has been updated from 7.21.3 to 7.23.6. This is a minor version update, so it should be backward compatible according to semantic versioning rules. However, it's always a good idea to test this change thoroughly to ensure that it doesn't introduce any unexpected behavior.

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