polish chat and move to pgvector #129
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThis pull request introduces significant changes to the chatbot application's architecture, focusing on conversation management and configuration. The modifications span across multiple files, including the controller, service, model, configuration, and test classes. The primary changes involve updating the chat endpoint to include a conversation ID, removing the conversation ID from the request model, and adjusting the configuration for Ollama and PgVector services. The application now supports a more flexible conversation tracking mechanism and uses updated AI models. Changes
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participant Client
participant ChatbotController
participant ChatbotService
participant ChatClient
Client->>ChatbotController: POST /chat/{conversationId}
ChatbotController->>ChatbotService: chat(conversationId, request)
ChatbotService->>ChatClient: Generate response
ChatClient-->>ChatbotService: Return response
ChatbotService-->>ChatbotController: Create AIChatResponse
ChatbotController-->>Client: Return response
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chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/main/java/com/example/chatbot/controller/ChatbotController.java (1)
6-6: Ensure consistency of import usage.Using a wildcard import (
org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.*) can pull in undesired classes or annotations. If not intended, consider explicit imports to improve clarity.chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/test/java/com/example/chatbot/common/ContainerConfig.java (1)
14-19: Reuse containers to speed up test runs.Enabling container reuse (
.withReuse(true)) cuts down on overhead for repeated test executions. Consider environment-based conditionals if container reuse is undesirable in certain builds.chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/main/java/com/example/chatbot/service/ChatbotService.java (2)
26-32: Consider adding error handling for chat client failures.
Ifthis.chatClient.prompt()fails or times out, the code throws an exception. It may be useful to add retry logic or wrap the call in try/catch blocks to provide fallback responses or more specific error messages.
35-35: Validate that no sensitive data is leaking in logs.
While logging the entire response can be helpful for debugging, confirm that no private user data is being returned by the chat model and inadvertently logged.chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/test/java/com/example/chatbot/ChatbotOllamaApplicationTests.java (1)
47-47: Consider dynamic conversation identifiers.
Hardcoding"junit1"works but using a dynamically generated or random conversation ID can help avoid name clashes in concurrent tests.
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chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/main/java/com/example/chatbot/config/ChatConfig.java (2)
24-24: Consider verifying the builder’s state and necessity of .clone() usage.
.clone() can be useful to avoid mutating the original builder or for creating an isolated instance. However, ensure that you indeed need a clone here and that the builder's internal mutable state is copied as expected. Otherwise, it may introduce confusion or unforeseen side effects.
27-27: Constructor usage of QuestionAnswerAdvisor looks good.
Dropping the SearchRequest.defaults() parameter clarifies instantiation and reduces complexity. Just confirm the removed parameter’s default behavior is still accounted for, so no regression arises.
chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/main/java/com/example/chatbot/model/request/AIChatRequest.java (1)
3-3: Streamline the record data and ensure usage consistency.
Removing the conversationId field from the AIChatRequest record simplifies the request structure. Verify that all call sites, including tests and service methods, are updated to pass the conversation ID separately.
chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/test/java/com/example/chatbot/TestChatbotOllamaApplication.java (2)
3-3: Confirm the container configuration import.
Importing ContainerConfig ensures centralization of container-related bean definitions. Validate that all container services (e.g., OllamaContainer, PostgreSQLContainer) used by tests are now properly initialized through ContainerConfig.
10-10: Leverage the new container configuration class.
By chaining .with(ContainerConfig.class), the main test application now properly loads the container setup. This is more flexible than embedding container definitions in each test class.
chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/main/java/com/example/chatbot/controller/ChatbotController.java (1)
18-20: Validate conversation handling across endpoints.
The @PostMapping("/chat/{conversationId}") signature now takes conversationId from the path. Ensure that corresponding clients and request mappers are updated to supply this path variable, as the AIChatRequest no longer contains the conversation ID.
chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/test/java/com/example/chatbot/common/ContainerConfig.java (2)
3-10: Centralize test container imports.
Placing @TestConfiguration here and importing all required test containers consolidates container-based dependencies. This simplifies maintenance but verify no collisions with other test configs.
21-25: Check for DB initialization logic.
The PostgreSQLContainer (using the pgvector image) is an excellent choice to leverage vector-based indexing. Ensure any schema initialization or migrations run properly in test mode.
chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/main/java/com/example/chatbot/service/ChatbotService.java (2)
24-24: Method signature alignment.
Great approach to passing conversationId as a separate parameter. This clarifies responsibilities and aligns well with the removal of the ID from AIChatRequest.
36-36: Return object construction matches new signature.
Returning new AIChatResponse(chatResponse, conversationId) is consistent with the updated method signature and ensures conversation tracking is preserved.
chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/test/java/com/example/chatbot/ChatbotOllamaApplicationTests.java (4)
23-23: Check that the test environment loads the correct beans.
Confirm that @SpringBootTest(classes = {ContainerConfig.class}) includes the necessary environment setup for your tests and does not inadvertently exclude relevant auto-configuration.
43-45: No conversation ID in AIChatRequest is fine.
Removing the conversation ID aligns with the new request structure. Just ensure all test scenarios for query-only requests are properly covered.
60-62: Chaining response-based conversation ID is correct.
Posting to the same conversation ID obtained from aiChatResponse is a good practice to verify continuity within tests.
6-6: Verify new container configuration usage.
Importing ContainerConfig is good, but ensure the newly introduced configuration provides all required beans (e.g., OllamaContainer, PostgreSQLContainer) for your integration tests.
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Container configuration is properly implemented and utilized
The ContainerConfig class is correctly implemented with all required containers:
- OllamaContainer with reuse enabled
- PostgreSQLContainer with pgvector image
The test class ChatbotOllamaApplicationTests properly imports and uses the configuration through @SpringBootTest(classes = {ContainerConfig.class}), and the test execution demonstrates that both containers are working as expected for the integration tests.
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chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/main/resources/application.properties (2)
6-6: Verify model initialization strategy for production environment
The when_missing strategy is efficient for development but might cause unexpected delays in production if models need to be pulled during runtime.
Consider documenting the following in your deployment guide:
- Expected model sizes and download times
- Network requirements for model pulling
- Startup behavior when models are missing
8-9: Review embedding model change implications
Switching from llama3 to nomic-embed-text is a significant change that may affect:
- Vector similarity results
- Embedding dimensions
- Performance characteristics
Consider documenting:
- Rationale for choosing
nomic-embed-textover the defaultmxbai-embed-large - Performance benchmarks comparing the old and new embedding models
- Migration plan for existing embedded data
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Review PgVector schema initialization strategy
Automatic schema initialization (initialize-schema=true) should be carefully considered:
- It may drop existing data in production
- It might conflict with database migration tools (e.g., Flyway/Liquibase)
Consider:
- Using database migration tools instead of automatic initialization
- Setting this to
falsein production - Documenting the schema version and migration process
Would you like me to help create a proper database migration script instead?
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Model version 'llama3.2' appears to be incorrect
Based on the codebase analysis, there's no evidence of a model named "llama3.2". The test configuration and other implementations show that the supported Ollama models are:
- mistral
- llama2
- orca-mini
- codellama
- phi
- tinyllama
The model name should be changed to one of the supported versions, with "llama2" being the recommended choice if you want to use the Llama model family.
Locations that need attention:
chatbot/chatbot-ollama-springai/src/main/resources/application.properties: Changespring.ai.ollama.chat.options.model=llama3.2tospring.ai.ollama.chat.options.model=llama2
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