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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In @src/jmcomic/jm_client_impl.py:
- Around line 995-998: The function update_old_api_domain uses the Python 3.9+
annotation list[str], which can break compatibility; change the parameter type
hint to use typing.List[str] (i.e., List[str]) instead, referencing the existing
import at the top, so update the signature of update_old_api_domain(self,
new_server_list: List[str]) while leaving the body and the check against
JmModuleConfig.DOMAIN_API_LIST unchanged.
- Around line 773-780: Wrap the call to JmcomicText.compare_versions that
compares setting_ver (from resp.model_data.jm3_version) and
JmMagicConstants.APP_VERSION in a try/except to catch parsing errors (e.g.,
ValueError); on exception log the failure with jm_log('api.setting', ...)
including the bad setting_ver and exception details, and skip changing
JmMagicConstants.APP_VERSION; keep the existing branch gated by
JmModuleConfig.FLAG_USE_VERSION_NEWER_IF_BEHIND and only perform the assignment
when compare_versions returns 1 without error.
In @src/jmcomic/jm_toolkit.py:
- Around line 417-432: The compare_versions method currently converts
dot-separated parts to int without validation, which will raise on malformed
parts; update compare_versions to validate and normalize each segment before int
conversion: for v1 and v2 split on '.', for each segment extract the leading
numeric portion (e.g., via a regex like r'^\d+') and convert that to int (treat
missing numeric portion as 0 or raise a controlled ValueError), wrap the
conversion in try/except to raise a clear error message that includes the
original inputs when conversion fails, and continue using parts1/parts2 after
padding as before for the comparison logic.
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src/jmcomic/jm_client_impl.py (1)
999-1032: Domain fetch logic is robust but consider adding timeout.The
fetch_latest_api_domain_for_module()method implements a solid caching and retry strategy with double-checked locking. The approach of settingDOMAIN_API_UPDATED_LIST = []as a "done" signal when no updates are found is clever.However, consider adding a timeout to
req_api_domain_server()to prevent indefinite hangs if a domain server is unresponsive.⏱️ Suggested improvement: Add timeout to domain server requests
In the
req_api_domain_servermethod (line 978), add a timeout parameter:def req_api_domain_server(self, url): resp = self.postman.get(url, timeout=10) # Add timeout text: str = resp.text # ... rest of the methodThis prevents the application from hanging if a domain server is slow or unresponsive.
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src/jmcomic/jm_option.py (1)
133-136: LGTM! Explicit None checks improve robustness.The change from truthiness checks to explicit
is not Nonecomparisons is safer and more explicit. This ensures that album and photo objects are processed even if they implement__bool__or__len__methods that return falsy values, preventing potential edge-case bugs.src/jmcomic/jm_client_interface.py (2)
125-128: LGTM! Good defensive validation for API responses.The new
require_have_data()method adds proper validation for API responses wheredatais an empty list but anerrorMsgexists. This prevents downstream errors when attempting to process empty data and provides clear error messages.
133-133: LGTM! Validation properly integrated into response properties.The
require_have_data()calls are correctly placed afterrequire_success()in bothres_dataandmodel_dataproperties, ensuring data validation happens before decoding or processing.Also applies to: 140-140
src/jmcomic/jm_config.py (2)
80-80: LGTM! Version bump to 2.0.13.The APP_VERSION update aligns with the new version handling logic introduced in this PR.
137-137: LGTM! Improved domain update state management.The new
DOMAIN_API_UPDATED_LISTattribute provides better state management than the previous flag-based approach. It can distinguish between three states: not fetched yet (None), fetched but no updates ([]), and updated domains (list of domains).src/jmcomic/jm_client_impl.py (3)
924-924: LGTM! API behavior change properly documented.The comment correctly indicates that the latest API no longer returns empty data arrays for missing albums, so the check is no longer needed. This aligns with the new
require_have_data()validation inJmApiResp.
969-970: LGTM! Improved separation of concerns for domain updates.The refactored domain update flow properly separates fetching the latest domains from applying the update. The
fetch_latest_api_domain_for_module()handles caching and retrieval, whileupdate_old_api_domain()conditionally applies the update based on whether the client is using default domains.
1009-1026: LGTM! Resilient error handling with proper fallback.The domain fetching logic correctly iterates through all available domain server URLs, logging failures and continuing to the next URL. The broad exception catching is appropriate here for resilience, ensuring one failed URL doesn't prevent trying alternatives.
| setting_ver = str(resp.model_data.jm3_version) | ||
| # 禁漫接口的版本 > jmcomic库内置版本 | ||
| if setting_ver > JmMagicConstants.APP_VERSION and JmModuleConfig.FLAG_USE_VERSION_NEWER_IF_BEHIND: | ||
| if ( | ||
| JmModuleConfig.FLAG_USE_VERSION_NEWER_IF_BEHIND | ||
| and JmcomicText.compare_versions(setting_ver, JmMagicConstants.APP_VERSION) == 1 | ||
| ): | ||
| jm_log('api.setting', f'change APP_VERSION from [{JmMagicConstants.APP_VERSION}] to [{setting_ver}]') | ||
| JmMagicConstants.APP_VERSION = setting_ver |
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Add error handling for version comparison failures.
The compare_versions() call at line 777 lacks defensive error handling. If the API response contains a malformed jm3_version field (non-numeric segments), compare_versions() will raise a ValueError when attempting to parse version parts. Wrap the comparison in a try-catch block to handle version comparison failures gracefully and prevent crashes on unexpected API data.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/jmcomic/jm_client_impl.py around lines 773 - 780, Wrap the call to
JmcomicText.compare_versions that compares setting_ver (from
resp.model_data.jm3_version) and JmMagicConstants.APP_VERSION in a try/except to
catch parsing errors (e.g., ValueError); on exception log the failure with
jm_log('api.setting', ...) including the bad setting_ver and exception details,
and skip changing JmMagicConstants.APP_VERSION; keep the existing branch gated
by JmModuleConfig.FLAG_USE_VERSION_NEWER_IF_BEHIND and only perform the
assignment when compare_versions returns 1 without error.
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| def compare_versions(cls, v1: str, v2: str) -> int: | ||
| parts1 = list(map(int, v1.split("."))) | ||
| parts2 = list(map(int, v2.split("."))) | ||
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| length = max(len(parts1), len(parts2)) | ||
| parts1 += [0] * (length - len(parts1)) | ||
| parts2 += [0] * (length - len(parts2)) | ||
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| if parts1 > parts2: | ||
| return 1 # v1 大 | ||
| elif parts1 < parts2: | ||
| return -1 # v2 大 | ||
| else: | ||
| return 0 # 相等 |
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Add error handling for invalid version strings.
The compare_versions method lacks input validation and error handling. If version strings contain non-numeric parts (e.g., "1.0.0-alpha") or are malformed, int() conversion will raise a ValueError, potentially crashing the application.
Consider adding defensive error handling:
🛡️ Proposed fix with error handling
@classmethod
def compare_versions(cls, v1: str, v2: str) -> int:
+ try:
parts1 = list(map(int, v1.split(".")))
parts2 = list(map(int, v2.split(".")))
+ except (ValueError, AttributeError) as e:
+ jm_log('version.compare.error', f'Invalid version format: v1={v1}, v2={v2}, error={e}')
+ return 0 # Treat as equal if comparison fails
# 补齐长度
length = max(len(parts1), len(parts2))
parts1 += [0] * (length - len(parts1))
parts2 += [0] * (length - len(parts2))
if parts1 > parts2:
return 1 # v1 大
elif parts1 < parts2:
return -1 # v2 大
else:
return 0 # 相等🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In @src/jmcomic/jm_toolkit.py around lines 417 - 432, The compare_versions
method currently converts dot-separated parts to int without validation, which
will raise on malformed parts; update compare_versions to validate and normalize
each segment before int conversion: for v1 and v2 split on '.', for each segment
extract the leading numeric portion (e.g., via a regex like r'^\d+') and convert
that to int (treat missing numeric portion as 0 or raise a controlled
ValueError), wrap the conversion in try/except to raise a clear error message
that includes the original inputs when conversion fails, and continue using
parts1/parts2 after padding as before for the comparison logic.
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