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Update token_handler.py #755

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Description

  • Introduced error handling in _get_system_user_tokens to return -1 when an exception occurs, enhancing robustness.
  • Minor formatting fix in count_tokens method.

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Error handling
token_handler.py
Enhance Error Handling in Token Calculation                           

pr_agent/algo/token_handler.py

  • Wrapped the token calculation logic in _get_system_user_tokens with a
    try-except block.
  • Returns -1 if an exception occurs during token calculation.
  • No change in the logic of count_tokens method, just formatting
    adjustment.
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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

    2, because the changes are straightforward and localized to a single file with a clear description of the enhancements and bug fixes.

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    🔍 Possible issues

    Error Handling: Returning -1 on exception in _get_system_user_tokens might not be the best approach for all use cases. Consider raising a custom exception or logging the error for better debuggability.

    Missing Newline: The absence of a newline at the end of the file is not a critical issue but is generally considered good practice to include in Python files for compatibility with POSIX standards.

    🔒 Security concerns

    No


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     try:
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    /improve --pr_code_suggestions.summarize=false

    Comment on lines +52 to +60
    try:
    environment = Environment(undefined=StrictUndefined)
    system_prompt = environment.from_string(system).render(vars)
    user_prompt = environment.from_string(user).render(vars)
    system_prompt_tokens = len(encoder.encode(system_prompt))
    user_prompt_tokens = len(encoder.encode(user_prompt))
    return system_prompt_tokens + user_prompt_tokens
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    Suggestion: It's recommended to catch specific exceptions instead of using a bare except:. This prevents the code from silently ignoring unexpected errors, which can make debugging more difficult. Identify the specific exceptions that Environment and encoder.encode might raise, and catch those specifically. [best practice]

    Suggested change
    try:
    environment = Environment(undefined=StrictUndefined)
    system_prompt = environment.from_string(system).render(vars)
    user_prompt = environment.from_string(user).render(vars)
    system_prompt_tokens = len(encoder.encode(system_prompt))
    user_prompt_tokens = len(encoder.encode(user_prompt))
    return system_prompt_tokens + user_prompt_tokens
    except:
    return -1
    try:
    environment = Environment(undefined=StrictUndefined)
    system_prompt = environment.from_string(system).render(vars)
    user_prompt = environment.from_string(user).render(vars)
    system_prompt_tokens = len(encoder.encode(system_prompt))
    user_prompt_tokens = len(encoder.encode(user_prompt))
    return system_prompt_tokens + user_prompt_tokens
    except (TemplateError, EncodeError) as e:
    # Consider logging the exception here
    return -1

    @@ -66,4 +69,4 @@
    Returns:
    The number of tokens in the patch string.
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    return len(self.encoder.encode(patch, disallowed_special=()))
    return len(self.encoder.encode(patch, disallowed_special=()))
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    Suggestion: The use of disallowed_special=() as an argument in encoder.encode might indicate that you're allowing all special characters without any restrictions. If this is intentional, it's fine, but if there are specific special characters that should not be encoded, consider specifying them explicitly for clarity and security. [possible issue]

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    return len(self.encoder.encode(patch, disallowed_special=()))
    # If there are specific special characters you want to disallow, specify them like this:
    # disallowed_special=('special_char1', 'special_char2')
    return len(self.encoder.encode(patch, disallowed_special=()))

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    token_handler.py                                                                                                                               

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      Calculates the number of tokens in the system and user strings.
      
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    Changelog updates:

    2024-03-08

    Enhanced

    • Introduced error handling in _get_system_user_tokens to return -1 when exceptions occur, enhancing robustness.
    • Minor formatting fix in count_tokens method for better code readability.

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    Question: what does this PR introduce?

    Answer:
    This Pull Request introduces two main changes to the token_handler.py file:

    1. Error Handling: The PR wraps the token calculation logic in the _get_system_user_tokens method with a try-except block. If an exception occurs during the token calculation, the method will now return -1, enhancing the robustness of the system.

    2. Formatting Fix: The PR also includes a minor formatting fix in the count_tokens method. The logic of the method remains unchanged.


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