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Database action fix. #1111

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new attribute to enhance database collection naming for better organization and management.
  • Tests

    • Updated integration tests to align with the latest changes in database collection naming conventions.

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The recent updates include a structural change in the database.py file, introducing a suffix attribute that is appended to the collection name, potentially affecting how the database handles collections. Additionally, the integration tests have been updated, with modifications to the HTTP URLs to reflect the new collection naming convention and identifiers.

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File Path Change Summary
kairon/actions/definitions/database.py Added suffix attribute; modified collection_name to include the suffix.
tests/.../action_service_test.py Updated HTTP URLs to align with new collection naming and identifiers.

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🐇 "In the realm of code and data, a tiny change does skate, 🛼
A suffix here, a URL there, collections now elate.
With each new name, they find their place, in tests they integrate,
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Actionable comments generated: 2

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 6a6540f and 2001e3a.
Files selected for processing (2)
  • kairon/actions/definitions/database.py (2 hunks)
  • tests/integration_test/action_service_test.py (4 hunks)
Additional comments: 5
kairon/actions/definitions/database.py (1)
  • 74-74: Ensure that the database instance creation with the new collection_name is tested thoroughly, as this change affects how the database is accessed.
tests/integration_test/action_service_test.py (4)
  • 2902-2902: Ensure that the updated HTTP URL in the test reflects the new collection_name with the suffix as intended by the changes in database.py. If the suffix is dynamic, consider parameterizing the URL construction in the tests.
Verification successful

The updated HTTP URL in the action_service_test.py file reflects the new collection_name with the suffix as intended by the changes in database.py. The pattern found in database.py shows that the collection_name is constructed using a format that includes self.bot, the collection from vector_action_config, and self.suffix. This matches the structure observed in the updated HTTP URL in the integration test.

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the updated URL is consistent with the changes in database.py
rg --type python 'collection_name.*suffix' src/kairon/actions/definitions/database.py

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the usage of 'collection_name' with 'suffix' in database.py without specifying file type
rg 'collection_name.*suffix' src/kairon/actions/definitions/database.py

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#!/bin/bash
# Locate the 'database.py' file within the repository
fd 'database.py'

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#!/bin/bash
# Search for the usage of 'collection_name' with 'suffix' in the correct file path
rg 'collection_name.*suffix' kairon/actions/definitions/database.py

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* 2987-2987: Check that the updated HTTP URL is consistent with the intended changes, especially the `suffix` in the `collection_name`. If the `suffix` is meant to be dynamic, the test should reflect that.
Verification successful

The search within database.py has found a line where collection_name is constructed with a suffix. This matches the pattern of the updated HTTP URL in the action_service_test.py file, where the URL contains what appears to be a suffix appended to the collection name.

Based on the output, the collection_name is formatted with self.bot, vector_action_config['collection'], and self.suffix. This suggests that the suffix is indeed intended to be dynamic and part of the collection name, which aligns with the updated HTTP URL in the test file.

The review comment is verified to be consistent with the codebase changes.

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the updated URL is consistent with the changes in database.py
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rg 'collection_name.*suffix' kairon/actions/definitions/database.py

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* 3126-3126: Confirm that the updated HTTP URL correctly includes the `suffix` to the `collection_name` as per the changes in `database.py`. If the `suffix` is not static, the test should be designed to accommodate the dynamic nature of the URL.
Verification successful

The updated HTTP URL in action_service_test.py is consistent with the changes in database.py. The collection_name is constructed by appending the suffix directly to the name, as seen in the provided output from database.py. The URL in the test file reflects this pattern, indicating that the suffix is correctly included.

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#!/bin/bash
# Verify that the updated URL is consistent with the changes in database.py
rg --type python 'collection_name.*suffix' src/kairon/actions/definitions/database.py

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# Verify that the updated URL is consistent with the changes in database.py
rg 'collection_name.*suffix' kairon/actions/definitions/database.py

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* 3211-3211: Verify that the updated HTTP URL correctly appends the `suffix` to the `collection_name`. If the `suffix` is variable, the test should dynamically construct the URL to match the expected behavior.
Verification successful

I will now generate a new script to search for the usage of collection_name and suffix within the database.py file without specifying the file type, as it seems to have caused an issue in the previous attempt.


The script has successfully found a line in database.py that constructs the collection_name using a format string that includes self.bot, vector_action_config['collection'], and self.suffix. This confirms that the suffix is indeed appended to the collection_name within the database.py file.

Given this information, the updated HTTP URL in the action_service_test.py file should reflect this pattern. The URL provided in the review comment includes a suffix (_test_vectordb_action_execution_no_response_dispatch_faq_embd) appended to the collection name, which is consistent with the pattern found in database.py.

Based on the output, the review comment is verified, and the updated HTTP URL correctly appends the suffix to the collection_name.

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# Search for the usage of 'collection_name' and 'suffix' in 'database.py'
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@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ def __init__(self, bot: Text, name: Text):
"""
self.bot = bot
self.name = name
self.suffix = "_faq_embd"
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The suffix attribute has been hardcoded to "_faq_embd". Consider making this configurable to support different environments or use cases.

- self.suffix = "_faq_embd"
+ self.suffix = suffix

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self.suffix = "_faq_embd"
self.suffix = suffix

@@ -68,7 +69,7 @@
vector_action_config = self.retrieve_config()
dispatch_bot_response = vector_action_config['response']['dispatch']
failure_response = vector_action_config['failure_response']
collection_name = vector_action_config['collection']
collection_name = f"{self.bot}_{vector_action_config['collection']}{self.suffix}"
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The Utility.check_empty_string method only checks for empty or whitespace-only strings. There is no additional validation to ensure the collection value conforms to database naming conventions or does not end with a special character. Therefore, the review comment's concern about the potential lack of sanitization of the collection value before appending the suffix is valid based on the current information available.

Analysis chain

Appending the suffix directly to the collection_name could lead to issues if the collection value from vector_action_config ends with a special character or does not conform to collection naming conventions. Validate that the collection value is sanitized before appending the suffix.


To verify if the collection values are sanitized before appending the suffix, we need to examine the code surrounding the f-string assignments in the files mentioned in the output. Let's start with kairon/actions/definitions/database.py since that's the primary file of interest in the PR.


The regex pattern used in the rg commands contained unescaped curly braces, which caused a parse error. Let's correct the pattern and re-run the commands to examine the code surrounding the f-string assignments.


The provided context does not show any sanitization or validation of the collection value before appending the suffix. To further investigate, we need to look at the retrieve_config method to see if it ensures that the collection value is sanitized.


The retrieve_config method does not include sanitization of the collection value. We need to investigate the DatabaseAction model to see if it contains any validation or sanitization logic for the collection values.


The DatabaseAction model definition was not found in the database.py file. We will expand the search to the entire codebase to locate the model definition and check for any validation or sanitization logic.


The DatabaseAction model does not appear to sanitize the collection field beyond checking for non-empty values. The validate_collection_name method in DatabaseActionRequest checks for an empty string, but this may not be sufficient to address the review comment's concerns. We need to investigate the Utility.check_empty_string method for any additional validation logic.

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rg "def check_empty_string" -A 10 ./kairon/shared/utils.py

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@udit-pandey udit-pandey merged commit 0fbecb7 into digiteinfotech:master Jan 5, 2024
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