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partially split into #571

needs OpenVoiceOS/ovos-plugin-manager#270

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a modular pipeline approach for improved service handling and configuration.
    • Enhanced flexibility with optional configuration parameters for various services.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved error handling and logging during fallback attempts.
  • Deprecations

    • Several methods and properties have been deprecated, with warnings provided for users to transition to the new pipeline structure.
  • Refactor

    • Services have been streamlined and renamed to better reflect their roles within the new architecture.
    • Simplified initialization process in the MiniCroft class for better clarity and efficiency.

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The changes in this pull request involve a significant refactor of the IntentService and related classes within the ovos_core.intent_services module. The refactor introduces a modular pipeline factory approach, updates method signatures, and deprecates several methods and properties. The ConverseService, FallbackService, and StopService classes have been renamed and modified to align with the new pipeline structure. Import statements have been updated to reflect these changes, and logging for deprecated methods has been implemented to ensure backward compatibility.

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File Path Change Summary
ovos_core/intent_services/__init__.py Refactored IntentService to use OVOSPipelineFactory, updated get_pipeline method, deprecated several methods, simplified shutdown process, and updated imports.
ovos_core/intent_services/converse_service.py Renamed ConverseService to PipelineStageMatcher, updated constructor and method signatures, added deprecated method for backward compatibility, and refined message handling.
ovos_core/intent_services/fallback_service.py Refactored FallbackService to inherit from PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher, updated method signatures, added deprecated methods for priority handling, and modified fallback configuration handling.
ovos_core/intent_services/stop_service.py Renamed StopService to inherit from PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher, updated method signatures for priority handling, added deprecated methods, and adjusted import statements.
test/end2end/minicroft.py Updated MiniCroft initialization to directly instantiate IntentService, removed _register_intent_services method, and streamlined metadata plugin configuration handling.
test/unittests/test_intent_service.py Modified TestIntentServiceApi to emit messages for registering vocabulary and intents via the bus instead of direct method calls, enhancing the event-driven approach.

Possibly related PRs

  • feat/pipeline_plugins_opm #527: The changes in this PR involve the introduction of a new pipeline structure, which aligns with the refactoring of the IntentService class in the main PR to adopt a modular pipeline architecture.
  • improve_typing #528: This PR modifies the IntentService class and its related components, focusing on the handling of IntentMatch, which is relevant to the changes made in the main PR regarding the handling of skills and intent matching.
  • fix:log_spam #566: This PR updates the IntentService class to improve the handling of deprecated properties and logging, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding the deprecation of several service accessors.
  • fix:standardize_lang #568: The focus on standardizing language handling in this PR complements the changes in the main PR that streamline the control flow and handling of skills within the IntentService.

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ovos_core/intent_services/stop_service.py (1)

235-239: Consider including the confidence score in match_data for consistency

In the return statement on lines 235-239, match_data is set to an empty dictionary. In previous return statements, match_data includes {"conf": conf}. For consistency and to provide helpful confidence information, consider including the confidence score.

Apply this diff to include conf in match_data:

    return PipelineMatch(handled=True,
-                         # emit instead of intent message {"conf": conf},
-                         match_data={},
+                         match_data={"conf": conf},
                         skill_id=None,
                         utterance=utterance)
ovos_core/intent_services/converse_service.py (1)

Line range hint 48-49: Replace backslashes with parentheses for line continuation

Using backslashes for line continuation is discouraged according to PEP 8 style guidelines. It's recommended to use parentheses for better readability and maintainability. For example, you can rewrite:

acmode = self.config.get("converse_activation") or \
         ConverseActivationMode.ACCEPT_ALL

as

acmode = (
    self.config.get("converse_activation") or
    ConverseActivationMode.ACCEPT_ALL
)

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-            acmode = self.config.get("converse_activation") or \
-                     ConverseActivationMode.ACCEPT_ALL
+            acmode = (
+                self.config.get("converse_activation") or
+                ConverseActivationMode.ACCEPT_ALL
+            )
ovos_core/intent_services/__init__.py (1)

133-134: Track Deprecation Schedule for MAP

There's a TODO comment indicating that MAP should be deprecated around ovos-core version 2.0.0. To ensure this deprecation is properly managed, consider opening a GitHub issue to track the required changes and update any documentation accordingly.

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25-25: ovos_core.intent_services.stop_service.StopService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

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ovos_core/intent_services/fallback_service.py (1)

36-36: Updated inheritance aligns with new pipeline design

The FallbackService class now inherits from PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher, which is appropriate given the refactoring towards a generalized pipeline approach.

ovos_core/intent_services/stop_service.py (13)

5-5: Import statements are appropriate

The addition of Optional, Dict, List, and Union from the typing module ensures proper type annotations and improves code readability.


13-13: Appropriate import of pipeline components

Importing PipelineMatch and PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher aligns with the updated pipeline architecture and reflects the new class hierarchy.


22-24: Updated class inheritance aligns with the new pipeline architecture

Changing the inheritance of StopService to PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher appropriately reflects its role within the pipeline framework and ensures compatibility with the new matching process.


25-28: Initialization logic is appropriate

The __init__ method correctly initializes the StopService with the provided config or defaults from the configuration file, and it properly calls the superclass initializer with the correct parameters.


Line range hint 119-123: Method signature updated correctly

The match_high method signature now returns Optional[PipelineMatch], aligning it with the new pipeline matching structure. This change ensures consistency in how matches are handled across the pipeline.


148-151: Correct use of PipelineMatch in return statement

The return statement in match_high correctly constructs a PipelineMatch object with handled=True, includes the confidence score in match_data, and provides the necessary fields. This adheres to the expected structure for pipeline matches.


161-164: Proper handling of skill stopping

Within the loop, the logic properly checks for blacklisted skills and successfully stops the skill if possible, returning a PipelineMatch with the appropriate data.


167-170: Method match_medium signature updated appropriately

The match_medium method now correctly returns Optional[PipelineMatch], consistent with the updated pipeline design and ensuring uniformity across matching methods.


193-193: Delegation to match_low method is appropriate

The match_medium method delegates to match_low when certain conditions are met, which is an effective reuse of code and maintains consistency in matching logic.


195-198: Method match_low signature updated appropriately

The match_low method's signature and return type have been updated to return Optional[PipelineMatch], aligning it with the new pipeline framework.


228-231: Correct construction of PipelineMatch object

The return statement in match_low correctly builds a PipelineMatch with the relevant conf value in match_data, ensuring the match information is accurately conveyed.


241-251: Language matching logic is sound

The _get_closest_lang method correctly identifies the closest language match using langcodes.closest_match and includes appropriate checks based on the score. This ensures that language resources are accurately utilized.


22-24: Verify that all usages of StopService are updated to reflect the new class hierarchy and method signatures

Since StopService now inherits from PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher and methods like match_stop_high have been renamed (e.g., to match_high), please ensure that all references to StopService and its methods throughout the codebase have been updated accordingly.

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ovos_core/intent_services/converse_service.py (1)

23-25: Ensure 'bus' and 'config' are properly handled when None in __init__

In the __init__ method, both bus and config parameters default to None. Please verify that passing None values to super().__init__(bus, config) does not cause unintended behavior, and that the parent class PipelineStageMatcher can handle None values appropriately. If bus or config are required, consider adding checks or default initializations to prevent potential runtime errors.

ovos_core/intent_services/__init__.py (5)

208-214: Ensure Correct Handling of match Types

The logic flow between lines 208 and 214 checks for instances of PipelineMatch and IntentMatch. Consider adding an else clause to handle cases where match doesn't match either type, or confirm that all possible match types are accounted for.

Please verify that all potential match types are handled appropriately to prevent unintended behavior.


304-306: Handle Blacklisted Intents Correctly

Ensure that the check for blacklisted intents in the session is functioning as intended. The current logic checks if match.match_type and match.match_type in sess.blacklisted_intents, which may skip valid matches if not carefully managed.

Please confirm that sess.blacklisted_intents contains the correct intent identifiers and that legitimate intents are not being inadvertently ignored.


398-401: Ensure intent_data is Properly Constructed

When constructing intent_data, ensure that all necessary fields are included and that match.match_data is correctly structured. This will prevent potential issues when the data is consumed by other parts of the system.

Please verify that match.match_data contains all required keys and that the resulting intent_data is correctly formatted.


424-425: Properly Shutdown OVOSPipelineFactory

Ensure that calling OVOSPipelineFactory.shutdown() properly releases all resources and performs necessary cleanup. This is important to prevent resource leaks or unexpected behavior upon shutdown.

Please confirm that OVOSPipelineFactory.shutdown() adequately handles the shutdown process.


Line range hint 338-374: Review Usage of Static Methods for Context Handlers

The methods handle_add_context, handle_remove_context, and handle_clear_context have been converted to @staticmethods. While this is appropriate if they do not use self, ensure that their registration with the message bus and any calls elsewhere in the code are updated accordingly.

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requirements/requirements.txt (1)

6-13: Summary of dependency updates

This PR updates several key dependencies to new major versions:

  • padacioso: 1.0.0+
  • ovos-adapt-parser: 1.0.0+
  • ovos_ocp_pipeline_plugin: 1.0.0+
  • ovos-common-query-pipeline-plugin: 1.0.0+
  • ovos-plugin-manager: 0.5.0+

These updates align with the PR objectives and related PRs mentioned in the description. However, major version bumps often introduce breaking changes. It's crucial to ensure that:

  1. The codebase has been updated to be compatible with these new versions.
  2. All features depending on these libraries have been thoroughly tested.
  3. Any deprecated or removed functionality has been addressed.
  4. The changes introduced by these new versions align with the project's goals and requirements.

Consider running comprehensive integration tests and reviewing the changelogs of each updated dependency to identify and address any potential issues.

ovos_core/intent_services/fallback_service.py (3)

36-42: LGTM: Class inheritance and constructor updated appropriately

The changes to the class inheritance and constructor signature align well with the new pipeline structure. The use of Configuration().get("skills", {}).get("fallbacks", {}) for default configuration is a good practice.

However, consider using a default argument for config to improve readability:

def __init__(self, bus: Optional[Union[MessageBusClient, FakeBus]] = None,
             config: Optional[Dict] = None):
    config = config or Configuration().get("skills", {}).get("fallbacks", {})
    super().__init__(bus, config)

This change would make the default behavior more explicit in the method signature.


Line range hint 168-201: LGTM with suggestion: Return type updated, but add safety check

The change from Optional[IntentMatch] to Optional[PipelineMatch] aligns well with the new pipeline structure. However, when creating the PipelineMatch object, there's a potential IndexError if utterances is empty.

Consider adding a safety check:

if utterances:
    return PipelineMatch(match_data={},
                         skill_id=skill_id,
                         utterance=utterances[0])
return None

This change would prevent a potential IndexError if utterances is empty.


219-229: LGTM with suggestion: Deprecated methods added for backward compatibility

The addition of deprecated methods low_prio, medium_prio, and high_prio is a good practice for maintaining backward compatibility. However, consider adding a DeprecationWarning in addition to the @deprecated decorator:

import warnings

@deprecated("'low_prio' has been renamed to 'match_low'", "2.0.0")
def low_prio(self, utterances: List[str], lang: str, message: Message = None) -> Optional[PipelineMatch]:
    warnings.warn("'low_prio' is deprecated, use 'match_low' instead", DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2)
    return self.match_low(utterances, lang, message)

This change would provide immediate feedback to developers using deprecated methods during runtime.

ovos_core/intent_services/converse_service.py (3)

23-26: LGTM: Improved constructor with configuration option

The updated constructor now accepts an optional config parameter, allowing for more flexible initialization and configuration of the ConverseService. This is a good practice that improves modularity and testability.

Consider adding type hints for the config parameter in the constructor to improve code readability and maintainability. You can update the signature as follows:

def __init__(self, bus: Optional[Union[MessageBusClient, FakeBus]] = None,
             config: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None):

This change would require adding Any to the imports from the typing module.


Line range hint 319-348: LGTM: Improved method naming and return type, but potential IndexError

The renaming of converse_with_skills to match and the change in return type to Optional[PipelineMatch] align well with the new pipeline structure and suggest a more standardized approach to handling matches across the pipeline.

However, there's a potential IndexError when accessing utterances[0] on line 347. To prevent this, consider modifying the code to handle empty utterances lists safely. Apply this diff to fix the issue:

                 return PipelineMatch(handled=state != UtteranceState.RESPONSE,
                                    match_data={},
                                    skill_id=skill_id,
-                                   utterance=utterances[0])
+                                   utterance=utterances[0] if utterances else None)

This change ensures that the code won't raise an IndexError if utterances is empty.


Line range hint 1-423: Overall LGTM: Solid refactoring towards pipeline architecture

The changes in this file represent a significant step towards a pipeline-based architecture for the ConverseService. The refactoring improves code structure, maintainability, and aligns with modern Python practices. Key improvements include:

  1. Updated class inheritance and imports
  2. More flexible constructor with configuration options
  3. Renamed and improved match method (formerly converse_with_skills)
  4. Addition of a deprecated method for backward compatibility

These changes should positively impact the overall quality and extensibility of the codebase.

As you continue this refactoring effort, consider the following suggestions:

  1. Ensure consistent use of type hints throughout the codebase to improve readability and catch potential type-related issues early.
  2. Document the new pipeline architecture and how different components interact to help other developers understand and maintain the system.
  3. Update any related tests to reflect these changes and ensure full coverage of the new functionality.
test/unittests/test_intent_service.py (1)

Line range hint 63-74: Manage locale changes to prevent side effects in tests

In the test_no_lang_in_message method, the locale is changed using setup_locale("it-it") and setup_locale("en-US"). Modifying global state like the locale within tests can lead to side effects that affect other tests.

Consider using the setUp and tearDown methods to manage locale changes safely:

 class TestLanguageExtraction(TestCase):
+    def setUp(self):
+        self.original_locale = Configuration().get('lang', 'en-US')
+
+    def tearDown(self):
+        setup_locale(self.original_locale)

     @mock.patch.dict(Configuration._Configuration__patch, BASE_CONF)
     def test_no_lang_in_message(self):
         """No lang in message should result in lang from active locale."""
-        setup_locale("it-it")
+        setup_locale("it-it")
         msg = Message('test msg', data={})
         self.assertEqual(get_message_lang(msg), 'it-IT')
-        setup_locale("en-US")
+        setup_locale("en-US")
         self.assertEqual(get_message_lang(msg), 'en-US')

This ensures that any changes to the locale are reset after each test, preventing interference with other tests.

ovos_core/intent_services/stop_service.py (1)

244-251: Handle cases where no close language match is found

Currently, if no close match is found (score >= 10), _get_closest_lang returns None, which upstream methods handle. However, explicitly logging or handling this case could improve debugging and user feedback.

Consider adding a log message when no close language match is found:

if score < 10:
    return closest
else:
    LOG.debug(f"No close language match found for '{lang}'")
    return None
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24-24: ovos_core.intent_services.fallback_service.FallbackService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

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requirements/lgpl.txt (1)

1-1: Approved: Version bump for ovos_padatious, verify compatibility

The update to ovos_padatious>=1.0.0,<2.0.0 is a significant version bump. This change adheres to semantic versioning principles, which is good. However, moving to a 1.0 version might introduce breaking changes or new features.

Please ensure that:

  1. The codebase is compatible with the new version of ovos_padatious.
  2. Any breaking changes in ovos_padatious 1.0 have been addressed in this project.
  3. The project takes advantage of any new features or improvements in the 1.0 version.

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ovos_core/intent_services/fallback_service.py (8)

19-31: LGTM: Import statements updated appropriately

The new import statements align with the changes made to the class structure and provide necessary type hinting support. The addition of PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher is particularly important as it's now the base class for FallbackService.


Line range hint 52-82: LGTM: Configuration access updated consistently

The changes in handle_register_fallback and _fallback_allowed methods to use self.config instead of self.fallback_config are consistent with the new configuration management approach. This update improves code consistency and aligns with the class's new structure.

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150-150: LGTM: Configuration access updated

The change to access max_skill_runtime from self.config is consistent with the new configuration management approach and improves code consistency.


204-208: LGTM: Method renamed and return type updated

The renaming of high_prio to match_high and the update of the return type to Optional[PipelineMatch] are consistent with the new naming convention and align with the changes in the pipeline structure.


209-213: LGTM: Method renamed and return type updated

The renaming of medium_prio to match_medium and the update of the return type to Optional[PipelineMatch] are consistent with the new naming convention and align with the changes in the pipeline structure.


214-218: LGTM: Method renamed and return type updated

The renaming of low_prio to match_low and the update of the return type to Optional[PipelineMatch] are consistent with the new naming convention and align with the changes in the pipeline structure.


231-235: LGTM: Backward compatible property added

The addition of the fallback_config property with a deprecation warning is a good approach for maintaining backward compatibility while encouraging the use of self.config directly. This change allows for a smoother transition to the new configuration management approach.


236-239: LGTM: Backward compatible setter added

The addition of the fallback_config setter with a deprecation warning complements the getter property and provides full backward compatibility. This approach allows for a graceful transition to the new configuration management system while still supporting legacy code that might attempt to set fallback_config.

ovos_core/intent_services/converse_service.py (2)

3-3: LGTM: Improved class structure and imports

The updated imports and change in class inheritance to PipelineStageMatcher indicate a move towards a more structured pipeline approach. This change likely improves the overall architecture and aligns with a larger refactoring effort.

Also applies to: 13-13, 20-20


410-413: LGTM: Good backward compatibility approach

The addition of a deprecated converse_with_skills method that calls the new match method is a good practice. It maintains backward compatibility while encouraging users to migrate to the new method name.

test/unittests/test_intent_service.py (1)

Line range hint 76-83: Good addition of language extraction tests

The test_lang_exists method effectively tests that when a language code is provided in the message data, it is correctly used by get_message_lang. This enhances test coverage for language handling.

ovos_core/intent_services/stop_service.py (6)

25-28: Initialization aligns with new class inheritance

The __init__ method has been correctly updated to accommodate the new inheritance from PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher. Passing config and bus to the superclass ensures proper initialization.


Line range hint 119-151: Return type and implementation updated appropriately in match_high

The match_high method now returns an Optional[PipelineMatch], and the return statement has been updated to create a PipelineMatch object with the necessary fields. This change aligns with the new pipeline structure.


161-164: Consistent update of return statements in stop matching methods

The return statements in the stop matching methods (match_high, match_medium, match_low) have been consistently updated to return PipelineMatch objects, ensuring compatibility with the pipeline framework.


193-193: Redirect to match_low for unhandled cases in match_medium

The match_medium method appropriately calls self.match_low() when a medium-confidence match isn't found, allowing for a lower-confidence match attempt. This ensures that the stop intent is thoroughly evaluated.


Line range hint 195-239: Accurate implementation of fuzzy matching in match_low

The match_low method correctly implements fuzzy matching for stop intents, calculating confidence scores and handling matches based on the configured minimum confidence. The method also handles active skills appropriately.


241-251: Efficient language matching in _get_closest_lang

The _get_closest_lang method effectively uses closest_match to find the closest available language in the _voc_cache, with sensible thresholds for acceptable matches.

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test/end2end/session/test_transformers.py (1)

Issues Found: Remaining intent_service References Detected

The shell script identified multiple instances of intent_service across various parts of the codebase, including:

  • Scripts:

    • scripts/sync_translations.py
    • scripts/prepare_translations.py
  • Setup:

    • setup.py
  • Tests:

    • test/end2end/session/test_blacklist.py
    • test/end2end/minicroft.py
    • test/backwards_compat/test_ocp.py
  • Core Modules:

    • ovos_core/__main__.py
    • mycroft/skills/__main__.py
    • mycroft/skills/intent_service.py
    • mycroft/skills/intent_services/__init__.py
    • mycroft/skills/intent_services/padatious_service.py
    • mycroft/skills/intent_services/converse_service.py
    • mycroft/skills/intent_services/commonqa_service.py
    • mycroft/skills/intent_services/base.py
    • mycroft/skills/intent_services/fallback_service.py
    • mycroft/skills/__init__.py
    • ovos_core/intent_services/__init__.py

These unresolved references indicate that the refactoring from intent_service to adapt_pipeline is not fully implemented, which may lead to inconsistencies and potential issues in the application's functionality.

Recommended Actions:

  • Update Remaining References: Ensure all instances of intent_service are appropriately updated to adapt_pipeline or the new system as intended.
  • Review Dependent Modules: Examine modules like setup.py and core services to verify that dependencies are correctly managed post-refactoring.
  • Comprehensive Testing: After updates, perform thorough testing to ensure that the changes do not introduce regressions or unexpected behaviors.
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Line range hint 1-164: Overall impact: Consistent updates with a suggestion for documentation.

The changes in this file are consistent with the PR objectives, updating references from intent_service to adapt_pipeline. The test logic and assertions remain intact, ensuring that the same functionality is still being tested.

Consider the following suggestions:

  1. Update any relevant documentation to reflect the change from intent_service to adapt_pipeline.
  2. Ensure that any developer guides or API documentation are updated to reflect this architectural change.
  3. Consider adding a comment in the test file explaining the reason for the change, which could help future maintainers understand the context of these updates.

To ensure all necessary updates have been made, run the following script:

If any occurrences are found, please review them to determine if they also need to be updated as part of this refactoring.


To address the error with the rg command, please use the correct file type identifier for Python files. Here's the updated script:

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test/end2end/routing/test_session.py (1)

Line range hint 1-193: Summary of changes in test_session.py

The changes in this file reflect a significant architectural shift in the OpenVoiceOS project, moving OCP (Open Voice OS Common Play) functionality from intent_service to adapt_pipeline. Key points:

  1. The unittest module is now explicitly imported.
  2. The test_no_session method in TestOCPRouting is temporarily skipped due to these changes.
  3. All references to self.core.intent_service.ocp have been updated to self.core.adapt_pipeline.ocp.

These changes are consistent throughout the file, but it's crucial to ensure that:

  1. The skipped test is updated and re-enabled as soon as possible.
  2. Similar changes are applied consistently across the entire test suite and main codebase.
  3. The implications of this architectural change are documented for other developers.

Consider adding a comment at the top of the file explaining the architectural change and why the test is currently skipped. This will provide context for other developers who may work on this file in the future.

test/end2end/session/test_blacklist.py (2)

4-4: Consider removing redundant import

The unittest module is already implicitly available as TestCase is imported from unittest. Unless you're using other unittest features directly, this import can be removed to keep the imports clean and minimal.


141-143: Approved: Test skipped due to architectural changes

The addition of the @unittest.skip decorator with a TODO comment is a good practice to highlight that this test needs to be updated due to architectural changes. The changes from intent_service to adapt_pipeline reflect these architectural updates.

To ensure this TODO is not forgotten, would you like me to create a GitHub issue to track the task of updating this test? This will help in maintaining test coverage as the system evolves.

Also applies to: 168-168

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mycroft/skills/intent_services/__init__.py

1-1: ovos_core.intent_services.ConverseService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

(F401)


1-1: ovos_core.intent_services.FallbackService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

(F401)


2-2: ovos_adapt.opm.AdaptPipeline imported but unused

(F401)


3-3: padacioso.opm.PadaciosoPipeline imported but unused

(F401)


4-4: ovos_commonqa.opm.CommonQAService imported but unused

(F401)


5-5: ovos_plugin_manager.templates.pipeline.IntentMatch imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.Intent imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.IntentBuilder imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.Intent imported but unused

(F401)


9-9: ovos_padatious.opm.PadatiousMatcher imported but unused; consider using importlib.util.find_spec to test for availability

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mycroft/skills/intent_services/__init__.py (8)

Line range hint 1-14: Summary of changes and recommendations

The import statements in this file have been significantly refactored, likely as part of a larger effort to reorganize the codebase structure. The changes appear to maintain backward compatibility through the use of aliases.

Key points:

  1. Several imports have been updated to use new source modules.
  2. Aliases have been introduced to maintain compatibility with existing code.
  3. New imports have been added, potentially introducing new functionality.

Recommendations:

  1. Verify the usage of all imported components as suggested in the previous comments.
  2. Remove the duplicate Intent import.
  3. Consider adding these imports to __all__ if they are meant to be exported from this module.
  4. After verifying usage, remove any unused imports to keep the codebase clean.

These changes appear to be well-structured and consistent with the refactoring objectives. Once the recommendations are addressed, the code will be in good shape.

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1-1: ovos_core.intent_services.ConverseService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

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1-1: ovos_core.intent_services.FallbackService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

(F401)


2-2: ovos_adapt.opm.AdaptPipeline imported but unused

(F401)


3-3: padacioso.opm.PadaciosoPipeline imported but unused

(F401)


4-4: ovos_commonqa.opm.CommonQAService imported but unused

(F401)


5-5: ovos_plugin_manager.templates.pipeline.IntentMatch imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.Intent imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.IntentBuilder imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.Intent imported but unused

(F401)


9-9: ovos_padatious.opm.PadatiousMatcher imported but unused; consider using importlib.util.find_spec to test for availability

(F401)


4-4: Approve import change for CommonQAService and verify its usage

The import for CommonQAService has been updated to use ovos_commonqa.opm. This change appears to be part of the larger refactoring effort.

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4-4: ovos_commonqa.opm.CommonQAService imported but unused

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6-6: ⚠️ Potential issue

Approve import changes, remove duplicate, and verify usage

The imports for Intent, IntentBuilder, and AdaptIntent have been updated to use ovos_workshop.intents. This change appears to be part of the larger refactoring effort.

There's a duplicate import of Intent. Please remove one of them:

-from ovos_workshop.intents import Intent as AdaptIntent, IntentBuilder, Intent
+from ovos_workshop.intents import Intent as AdaptIntent, IntentBuilder

To ensure these imports are necessary, please run the following script:

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If any of these are unused, consider removing the corresponding import to keep the codebase clean.

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6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.Intent imported but unused

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6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.IntentBuilder imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.Intent imported but unused

(F401)


1-1: Verify usage of ConverseService and FallbackService

The static analysis tool suggests that ConverseService and FallbackService are imported but unused. However, these appear to be core components of the intent services.

Please run the following script to check for their usage in the codebase:

If these services are indeed unused, consider removing them or adding them to __all__ if they are meant to be exported.

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1-1: ovos_core.intent_services.ConverseService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

(F401)


1-1: ovos_core.intent_services.FallbackService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

(F401)


Line range hint 9-14: Approve changes to PadatiousService import and verify PadatiousMatcher usage

The import for PadatiousService has been updated to use PadatiousPipeline from ovos_padatious.opm with an alias. The fallback import has also been updated accordingly. These changes are consistent with the overall refactoring effort.

To ensure the PadatiousMatcher import is necessary, please run the following script:

If no usage is found, consider removing the PadatiousMatcher import to keep the codebase clean.

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Confirm PadatiousMatcher is actively used and should remain

The PadatiousMatcher is utilized in the following files:

  • ovos_core/intent_services/padatious_service.py
  • mycroft/skills/intent_services/__init__.py
  • mycroft/skills/intent_services/padatious_service.py

Therefore, the import of PadatiousMatcher should be retained to ensure proper functionality.

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1-1: ovos_core.intent_services.ConverseService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

(F401)


1-1: ovos_core.intent_services.FallbackService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

(F401)


2-2: ovos_adapt.opm.AdaptPipeline imported but unused

(F401)


3-3: padacioso.opm.PadaciosoPipeline imported but unused

(F401)


4-4: ovos_commonqa.opm.CommonQAService imported but unused

(F401)


5-5: ovos_plugin_manager.templates.pipeline.IntentMatch imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.Intent imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.IntentBuilder imported but unused

(F401)


6-6: ovos_workshop.intents.Intent imported but unused

(F401)


9-9: ovos_padatious.opm.PadatiousMatcher imported but unused; consider using importlib.util.find_spec to test for availability

(F401)


3-3: Approve addition of PadaciosoService import and verify its usage

A new import for PadaciosoPipeline from padacioso.opm has been added with an alias PadaciosoService. This addition appears to be part of the refactoring effort.

To ensure this import is necessary, please run the following script:

If no usage is found, consider removing this import to keep the codebase clean.

✅ Verification successful

Approve addition of PadaciosoService import and confirm its usage

The import for PadaciosoService is utilized within ovos_core/intent_services/padacioso_service.py, ensuring that it is necessary for the application's functionality.

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3-3: padacioso.opm.PadaciosoPipeline imported but unused

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5-5: Approve import change for IntentMatch and verify its usage

The import for IntentMatch has been updated to use ovos_plugin_manager.templates.pipeline. This change appears to be part of the larger refactoring effort.

To ensure this import is necessary, please run the following script:

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5-5: ovos_plugin_manager.templates.pipeline.IntentMatch imported but unused

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2-2: Approve import change for AdaptService and verify its usage

The import for AdaptService has been updated to use AdaptPipeline from ovos_adapt.opm with an alias. This change appears to be part of a larger refactoring effort.

To ensure this import is necessary, please run the following script:

If no usage is found, consider removing this import to keep the codebase clean.

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2-2: ovos_adapt.opm.AdaptPipeline imported but unused

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test/end2end/session/test_transformers.py (2)

100-104: LGTM: Pipeline references updated correctly with a minor suggestion.

The changes from self.core.intent_service to self.core.adapt_pipeline are consistent with the refactoring mentioned in the PR description and the changes in the test_cancel method. These updates correctly reflect the new structure for accessing loaded metadata plugins.

Consider splitting the long assertion on lines 103-104 for improved readability:

self.assertIn(
    'ovos-metadata-test-plugin',
    self.core.adapt_pipeline.metadata_plugins.loaded_plugins,
    self.core.adapt_pipeline.metadata_plugins.find_plugins()
)

To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify other occurrences of this pattern:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for any remaining references to intent_service.metadata_plugins
# Expect: No occurrences of intent_service.metadata_plugins

rg --type python 'intent_service\.metadata_plugins'

31-31: LGTM: Pipeline reference updated correctly.

The change from self.core.intent_service to self.core.adapt_pipeline is consistent with the refactoring mentioned in the PR description. This update correctly reflects the new structure for accessing loaded utterance plugins.

To ensure consistency across the codebase, let's verify other occurrences of this pattern:

✅ Verification successful

All references to intent_service.utterance_plugins have been successfully removed from the codebase, ensuring consistency with the updated pipeline structure.

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test/end2end/routing/test_session.py (3)

2-2: LGTM: Explicit import of unittest module.

The addition of import unittest is appropriate as it's used later in the file for the @unittest.skip decorator. Explicit imports improve code readability and maintainability.


128-130: Session management updated to use adapt_pipeline.

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ovos_core/intent_services/fallback_service.py (1)

35-36: Consider documenting pipeline stage integration

As this class is now part of the pipeline architecture, consider adding documentation about:

  • The role of this stage in the pipeline
  • Expected input/output contracts
  • Integration points with other pipeline stages
ovos_core/intent_services/converse_service.py (3)

3-15: LGTM! Consider enhancing type hints for config parameter

The class refactor and import organization look good. The constructor properly handles optional parameters and follows configuration best practices.

Consider being more specific with the config type hint:

-    def __init__(self, bus: Optional[Union[MessageBusClient, FakeBus]] = None,
-                 config: Optional[Dict] = None):
+    def __init__(self, bus: Optional[Union[MessageBusClient, FakeBus]] = None,
+                 config: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None):

Also applies to: 19-25


Line range hint 318-347: Fix potential IndexError in match method

The method could raise an IndexError when accessing utterances[0] if the utterances list is empty. This issue was previously identified but hasn't been addressed.

Apply this fix:

                 return PipelineMatch(handled=state != UtteranceState.RESPONSE,
                                     match_data={},
                                     skill_id=skill_id,
-                                    utterance=utterances[0])
+                                    utterance=utterances[0] if utterances else "")

Line range hint 237-241: Consider extracting timeout values as constants

The timeout values are currently hardcoded. Consider extracting these as class or module-level constants for better maintainability.

+ # Default timeout values in seconds
+ DEFAULT_SKILL_TIMEOUT = 300
+ DEFAULT_MAX_SKILL_RUNTIME = 10
+ DEFAULT_CONVERSE_RESPONSE_TIMEOUT = 0.5

class ConverseService(PipelineStageMatcher):
     def __init__(self, bus: Optional[Union[MessageBusClient, FakeBus]] = None,
                  config: Optional[Dict] = None):

Then update the references:

-        def_timeout = self.config.get("timeout", 300)
+        def_timeout = self.config.get("timeout", DEFAULT_SKILL_TIMEOUT)
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ovos_core/intent_services/fallback_service.py (5)

38-41: LGTM: Constructor improvements enhance type safety and configuration handling

The updated constructor with type hints and safer configuration access is a good improvement. The use of Configuration().get("skills", {}).get("fallbacks", {}) prevents potential KeyError exceptions.


Line range hint 51-57: LGTM: Well-implemented priority override system

The priority override system is well-implemented with appropriate logging for transparency when priorities are modified.


76-82: LGTM: Robust permission checking implementation

The fallback permission system is well-structured with clear separation between blacklist and whitelist modes.

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77-82: Combine if branches using logical or operator

Combine if branches

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207-220: LGTM: Well-structured method renaming with proper deprecation

The priority matching methods have been appropriately renamed for better clarity, with proper deprecation notices for backward compatibility.

Also applies to: 222-232


234-242: LGTM: Clean deprecation of fallback_config property

The fallback_config property deprecation is well-implemented with clear migration path to using config directly.

ovos_core/intent_services/stop_service.py (5)

5-5: LGTM: Import and class hierarchy changes look good!

The changes properly support type hints and the new pipeline architecture. The inheritance from PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher aligns with the modular pipeline factory approach mentioned in the PR objectives.

Also applies to: 8-8, 11-11, 13-13, 16-16, 18-18, 22-22


25-28: LGTM: Constructor changes are well-typed

The constructor properly handles optional parameters and maintains backward compatibility.


294-304: LGTM: Deprecation warnings are properly implemented

The deprecated methods provide a clean migration path with clear version information.


Line range hint 22-304: Verify cross-repository compatibility

This refactor is part of a larger change across multiple repositories. Please ensure that:

  1. The pipeline stage interface matches the expectations in ovos-plugin-manager
  2. The PipelineMatch structure is compatible with all companion PRs
  3. The deprecation timeline aligns across all affected repositories
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Line range hint 119-166: Verify global stop behavior edge case

In match_high, the global stop condition might be triggered incorrectly when:

  1. is_stop is True
  2. get_active_skills returns an empty list due to a temporary condition (e.g., skills still initializing)

This could lead to unintended global stops when skills are temporarily unavailable.

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Based on the code analysis, I can now provide a final response regarding the global stop behavior concern.

Global stop behavior is correctly implemented

The implementation in StopService.match_high has proper safeguards against false global stops:

  1. The get_active_skills method only returns skill IDs from the session's active skills list, which is maintained by the skill manager and converse service
  2. Skills go through a proper initialization and activation lifecycle:
    • Skills emit "mycroft.skills.initialized" when ready
    • The skill manager tracks active state via skill_loader.active
    • Skills are only added to active_skills after successful activation

The empty active skills check not len(self.get_active_skills(message)) is intentional and safe because:

  • It only triggers global stop when combined with explicit "global_stop" vocab match
  • Or when "stop" is matched but no skills are actively running (desired behavior)
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409-411: LGTM! Well-handled deprecation

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  • Clear deprecation notice
  • Version information
  • Correct forwarding to the new match method
ovos_core/intent_services/__init__.py (2)

409-530: LGTM! Well-structured deprecation handling

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  • Clear deprecation messages
  • Consistent version numbers
  • Proper stubs for backward compatibility

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test/end2end/minicroft.py (1)

Line range hint 16-22: Consider adding test cases for pipeline factory integration

Since MiniCroft is a test utility, it's important to ensure it properly tests the new pipeline factory architecture. Consider adding specific test cases that verify:

  1. Pipeline plugin initialization
  2. Plugin configuration handling
  3. Error scenarios in the pipeline

Would you like me to help create additional test cases for these scenarios?

test/unittests/test_intent_service.py (2)

97-97: LGTM! Good architectural improvement.

The change to use bus.emit for vocabulary registration better reflects the real-world usage pattern and aligns with the event-driven architecture. This makes the test more valuable by exercising the actual message passing mechanism used in production.


101-101: Consider using a more robust serialization method.

While using bus.emit for intent registration is good, directly using intent.__dict__ for serialization could be fragile if the IntentBuilder's internal structure changes. Consider using a dedicated serialization method or property that provides a stable interface.

Example approach:

# In IntentBuilder class
@property
def serialized(self):
    return {
        'name': self.intent_name,
        'requirements': self.requires,
        'optional': self.optional,
        # ... other necessary fields
    }

# In test
msg = Message('register_intent', intent.serialized)
ovos_core/intent_services/__init__.py (2)

46-48: Fix incomplete comment

The comment "pre-loa" appears to be incomplete.

-OVOSPipelineFactory.create(use_cache=True, bus=self.bus)  # pre-loa
+OVOSPipelineFactory.create(use_cache=True, bus=self.bus)  # pre-load pipelines

408-490: Consider cleanup of deprecated code

There is a significant amount of deprecated code that should be considered for removal in a future version. All items are properly marked with deprecation notices and version information, but maintaining this much deprecated code increases maintenance burden.

Consider:

  1. Creating a tracking issue for removal of deprecated code in version 1.0.0
  2. Documenting migration paths for users in the changelog
  3. Providing migration scripts if possible
ovos_core/intent_services/fallback_service.py (2)

Line range hint 152-156: Update configuration file reference from 'mycroft.conf' to 'ovos.conf'

The warning message refers to 'mycroft.conf', which may be outdated in the context of OpenVoiceOS. Consider updating it to 'ovos.conf' to reflect the current configuration file name.


234-242: Align deprecation version numbers in warning messages

The deprecation warnings for fallback_config mention version "1.0.0", while the deprecation decorators for methods low_prio, medium_prio, and high_prio mention "2.0.0". For consistency, consider aligning the version numbers across all deprecation warnings.

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26-26: ovos_core.intent_services.stop_service.StopService imported but unused; consider removing, adding to __all__, or using a redundant alias

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test/end2end/minicroft.py (1)

21-21: Verify fallback handling after removal of _register_intent_services

The direct instantiation of IntentService simplifies the code, but we should verify that fallback handling (previously done in the removed _register_intent_services method) is now properly handled by the new pipeline architecture.

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Based on the code analysis, I can now generate the final response:

Fallback handling is properly implemented in the new pipeline architecture

The fallback functionality is fully preserved in the new architecture:

  • FallbackService is now a PipelineStageConfidenceMatcher that handles fallback skills with proper priority ranges
  • Fallback registration/deregistration is handled via messagebus events
  • Test cases verify the complete fallback flow, including:
    • Proper handling of fallback priorities
    • Session management
    • Skill activation/deactivation
    • Timeout handling
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Line range hint 1-570: Overall architecture looks solid

The transition to a pipeline architecture is well-implemented with proper deprecation notices and backward compatibility. The code is well-structured and maintains good separation of concerns.

Let's verify the pipeline plugin system is properly set up:

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Let me gather more information about the pipeline architecture to verify its implementation:


Let me gather one final piece of information about the plugin system:


Pipeline architecture successfully verified

The code implements a robust plugin-based pipeline architecture:

  • Proper initialization of OVOSPipelineFactory with plugin discovery
  • Clean separation between pipeline stages via the plugin manager
  • Correct handling of pipeline configuration through sessions
  • Appropriate deprecation notices for legacy components
  • Well-structured plugin templates and base classes
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-OVOSPipelineFactory.create(use_cache=True, bus=self.bus)  # pre-loa
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ovos_core/intent_services/__init__.py (2)

Line range hint 377-397: LGTM! Intent handling changes look good

The changes to handle_get_intent and shutdown methods properly integrate with the new pipeline architecture.


408-490: LGTM! Deprecation handling is well implemented

The deprecated properties and methods are properly marked with:

  • Clear deprecation messages indicating the replacement functionality
  • Version numbers for deprecation
  • Proper return type annotations

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