Correcting CLI and README Descriptions and Fixing Requirements.txt

[coditamar]

PR Type:

Bug fix

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PR Description:

This PR corrects the command line interface (CLI) and README descriptions for the pr_url parameter, changing it from --pr-url to --pr_url. Additionally, it removes a duplicate entry in the requirements.txt file.

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PR Main Files Walkthrough:

pr_agent/cli.py: Updated the usage and help descriptions for the pr_url parameter in the CLI.
README.md: Updated the examples for invoking the different tools via the CLI, correcting the pr_url parameter.
requirements.txt: Removed a duplicate entry.

[coditamar]

/describe

[coditamar]

/review

[CodiumAI-Agent]

Question: write me a poem about this PR

Answer:
This PR, so simple and neat,
Fixes the CLI and makes it complete.
It corrects the pr_url in the command line,
Ensuring the user experience is just fine.

It also updates the README's text,
To make sure no user is perplexed.
The requirements file gets a tweak,
Removing duplication, making it sleek.

Though the changes may seem small,
They enhance usability for all.
A PR of fixes, minor yet grand,
Improving the tool on every hand.

Regarding the PR code, it looks good. The changes made are clear and concise. The pr_url parameter in the CLI and README has been corrected to --pr_url from --pr-url, which aligns with the actual usage in the code. The duplicate litellm package in the requirements.txt file has been removed, which will prevent potential conflicts or issues during installation. The changes are well-explained in the commit messages, making it easy to understand the purpose of the PR.

However, it's important to note that the PR description is missing. Even for minor changes, it's good practice to include a brief description of the changes made and their purpose. This helps other developers understand the context and impact of the changes.

[okotek]

/describe

[CodiumAI-Agent]

Question: write me a short poem about this PR

Answer:
In the realm of code, where changes are rife,
A PR emerges, seeking to end strife.
A tweak to the CLI, a fix in the README,
Making things clearer for me and for you.

The pr_url parameter, once dashed and confused,
Now underscored, its purpose renewed.
The requirements.txt, once bloated, now lean,
A duplicate entry, no longer seen.

So here's to the coder, with vision so clear,
Making small changes, to bring us all cheer.
In README and CLI, their wisdom does fix,
A tale of a PR, in verse we affix.

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