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Fix & Feat Chats Summarizing #3433

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  • [+] fix(chat.ts): fix known issue where summarize is not using the current model selected
  • [+] feat(chat.ts): add support for user-selected summarizing method

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This pr are fix related to this issue Yidadaa#3429 also this pr are compatible with this pr Yidadaa#3356

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    • Enhanced chat functionality with improved model configuration, allowing for more customizable summarization options.

- [+] fix(chat.ts): fix known issue where summarize is not using the current model selected
- [+] feat(chat.ts): add support for user-selected summarizing method
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H0llyW00dzZ commented Dec 3, 2023

another notation

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in scenario while you using custom model e.g, using another ai, simply you can just add model name in custom model, then while summarizing the conversation, it will using that model.

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The function getSummarizeModel in chat.ts was modified to accept an additional parameter modelConfig and adjusted to return modelConfig.model if currentModel is falsy. Places where getSummarizeModel was used were updated to pass the new parameter, improving the handling of model configuration across the application.

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app/store/chat.ts Modified getSummarizeModel to accept modelConfig parameter and updated its logic accordingly.
... Updated usages of getSummarizeModel to pass the new modelConfig parameter.

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Line range hint 547-561: Verify the function usage after fixing the logic error.

Ensure that the function usage here is correct after the logic error in the getSummarizeModel function is fixed.

Verification successful

Verified the function usage after fixing the logic error.

The getSummarizeModel function is correctly used in the context of summarizing chat history. The logic aligns with the function definition.

  • Function Definition:

    function getSummarizeModel(currentModel: string, modelConfig: ModelConfig) {
      return currentModel ? modelConfig.model : currentModel;
    }
  • Function Usage:

    const summarizeModel = getSummarizeModel(session.mask.modelConfig.model, sessionModelConfig);

The function usage is appropriate and consistent with its definition.

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494-501: Verify the function usage after fixing the logic error.

Ensure that the function usage here is correct after the logic error in the getSummarizeModel function is fixed.

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Verify the function usage after fixing the logic error.

The function getSummarizeModel is used correctly in the context of summarizing topics. Ensure that the logic error within the function itself is addressed.

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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
app/store/chat.ts (2)

547-549: Add comments for clarity in message summarization.

The usage of getSummarizeModel here is correct, but adding comments explaining why this method is chosen based on user selection would enhance maintainability and understanding for future developers.

+  // Choose the summarization model based on user selection or fallback to default
   const summarizeModel = getSummarizeModel(session.mask.modelConfig.model, sessionModelConfig);

Line range hint 1-561: Recommend adding comprehensive documentation and considering refactoring.

The file is complex and handles multiple responsibilities. Adding comprehensive documentation, especially for the state management and session handling functions, would greatly aid in maintainability. Additionally, consider refactoring to simplify the structure and improve readability.

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494-497: Verify integration of getSummarizeModel in topic summarization.

The integration of the updated getSummarizeModel function appears correct. However, it's crucial to ensure that this behaves as expected across different configurations and session states.

Comment on lines +84 to +86
function getSummarizeModel(currentModel: string, modelConfig: ModelConfig) {
// should be depends of user selected
return currentModel ? modelConfig.model : currentModel;
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Refactor suggestion for clarity in getSummarizeModel function.

The function's logic could be clearer by explicitly checking for null or undefined rather than using a falsy check, which includes 0, "", false, etc., that are unlikely to be valid model names but could potentially lead to unexpected behavior.

-  return currentModel ? modelConfig.model : currentModel;
+  return currentModel != null ? currentModel : modelConfig.model;
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function getSummarizeModel(currentModel: string, modelConfig: ModelConfig) {
// should be depends of user selected
return currentModel ? modelConfig.model : currentModel;
function getSummarizeModel(currentModel: string, modelConfig: ModelConfig) {
// should be depends of user selected
return currentModel != null ? currentModel : modelConfig.model;

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