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fix: updated data source selector modules db query! #56

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  • Refactor
    • Improved the data source selection process to more efficiently retrieve platform names and relevant module data.
  • Tests
    • Updated integration tests to align with new data structure and selection methods in the data source selector utility.

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The recent updates focus on refining the selection and retrieval processes of data sources in a software system. Changes include the elimination of unnecessary data handling steps and the simplification of data queries, particularly targeting the efficiency of platform data usage and module retrieval. These adjustments aim to streamline operations and enhance the clarity of the code.

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.../test_data_source_selector.py Refactored data source selection based on community and platform; updated platform data structure within test cases.
utils/data_source_selector.py Enhanced select_data_source method to directly retrieve platform names; simplified module query to focus on "hivemind" module.

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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between fe7fd5f and cbd2380.
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  • tests/integration/test_data_source_selector.py (2 hunks)
  • utils/data_source_selector.py (1 hunks)
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utils/data_source_selector.py (2)

22-22: LGTM! The refactoring to directly extract platform names simplifies the data handling as intended.


28-43: The simplification of the database query in _query_modules_db aligns well with the PR's objectives. The direct querying method should enhance performance by reducing unnecessary steps.

tests/integration/test_data_source_selector.py (3)

20-21: The test for no selected community correctly anticipates a ValueError, aligning with the changes in the select_data_source method.


28-36: The changes to platform data insertion and the corresponding assertions in test_single_platform are correctly implemented to reflect the updated data structure.


59-81: The changes to platform data insertion and the corresponding assertions in test_multiple_platform are correctly implemented, ensuring that the test reflects the updated data structure for multiple platforms.

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if hivemind_module is None:
raise ValueError(
f"No hivemind modules set for the given community id: {community_id}"
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Consider specifying the module name in the error message for better clarity.

- f"No hivemind modules set for the given community id: {community_id}"
+ f"No 'hivemind' module set for the given community id: {community_id}"

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f"No hivemind modules set for the given community id: {community_id}"
f"No 'hivemind' module set for the given community id: {community_id}"

@amindadgar amindadgar requested a review from cyri113 May 6, 2024 09:27
@cyri113 cyri113 merged commit fb82bee into main May 6, 2024
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Update: DataSourceSelector with newest modules structure
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