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This commit fixes the style issues introduced in a6a3d94 according to the output from Autopep8, Black, isort, Ruff Formatter and Yapf. Details: None
WalkthroughWalkthroughThis update introduces a mix of enhancements and optimizations across the application, including the integration of external requests, adjustments to import statements, refinements in the optimization process within a TensorFlow graph, and modifications to function arguments for better formatting and processing efficiency. Changes
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DECORATED_PAGESis used within the file or consider removing it if it's no longer needed.- 248-263: The
_minimize_in_graphfunction's adjustment to theoptimizerparameter and thetf.compat.v1.while_loopcall seem to be aimed at improving efficiency. However, ensure that the default optimizer and the loop's control flow are thoroughly tested to prevent unintended side effects in the optimization process.- 360-370: The argument formatting in the
postprocessfunction has been altered for better readability. Verify that these changes do not affect the functionality and that all calls topostprocesscorrectly pass the necessary arguments.
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The get_external_data function lacks an async declaration despite making a network request, which could block the event loop. Consider using requests in an asynchronous context or switch to an async HTTP client like httpx.
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Can you suggest the actual fix for making this async?
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@Amartyajha To make the get_external_data function asynchronous, you can use the httpx library, which supports asynchronous requests. Here's how you can refactor the function:
import httpx
async def get_external_data():
async with httpx.AsyncClient() as client:
response = await client.get("https://some-external-service.com/data")
if response.status_code != 200:
raise Exception("Failed to fetch data from external service")
return response.json()This version of get_external_data uses httpx.AsyncClient for making asynchronous HTTP requests. Remember to install httpx by adding it to your project's dependencies and removing requests if it's no longer needed elsewhere in your code.
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give me the final code for this
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@Amartyajha Here's the final code for making the get_external_data function asynchronous using the httpx library:
import httpx
async def get_external_data():
async with httpx.AsyncClient() as client:
response = await client.get("https://some-external-service.com/data")
if response.status_code != 200:
raise Exception("Failed to fetch data from external service")
return response.json()This code replaces the synchronous requests.get call with an asynchronous httpx.AsyncClient().get call. Make sure to install httpx in your project's environment to use this asynchronous functionality.
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modify the current PR to add the above change
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@Amartyajha I'm unable to directly modify pull requests or commit code to repositories. However, you can apply the suggested change to the get_external_data function in your reflex/app.py file by replacing its current implementation with the asynchronous version that uses the httpx library, as shown in the previous message. This change will make the function asynchronous and non-blocking, improving the performance of your application. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
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It's interesting to note the high number of blank entries in the modification count, which could indicate a lot of commits with no files changed (possibly merge commits or commits with changes outside of tracked files). The Analysis chainScripts executedThe following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: #!/bin/bash
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This commit fixes the style issues introduced in a6a3d94 according to the output
from Autopep8, Black, isort, Ruff Formatter and Yapf.
Details: None
Type
enhancement
Description
requestsmoduleget_external_datafunction to use therequestsmoduleget_external_datafunctionminimize_in_graphfunctionminimize_in_graphfunction to use parentheses for clarityminimize_in_graphfunctionpostprocessfunctionpostprocessfunction to use parentheses for clarityChanges walkthrough
app.py
Format code with Autopep8, Black, isort, Ruff Formatter, and Yapf, andmake code improvements
reflex/app.py
requestsmoduleget_external_datafunction to use therequestsmoduleget_external_datafunctionminimize_in_graphfunctionminimize_in_graphfunction to use parentheses for clarityminimize_in_graphfunctionpostprocessfunctionpostprocessfunction to use parentheses for claritySummary by CodeRabbit