1.2.6 #157
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AzerothAuctionAssassinData/example_desired_ilvl_list.json (1)
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1-29: Schema inconsistency detected between old and new entries.The new entries introduce attributes (
max_ilvl,required_min_lvl,required_max_lvl) that are missing from existing entries. This inconsistency could cause issues if the code assumes these fields are always present.Consider either:
- Adding these fields to all existing entries
- Ensuring the code handles missing fields gracefully
{"ilvl": 457, "buyout":175001, "sockets": false, "speed": false, "leech": false, "avoidance": false,"item_ids": [208420]} +{"ilvl": 457, "max_ilvl": 457, "buyout":175001, "sockets": false, "speed": false, "leech": false, "avoidance": false, "item_ids": [208420], "required_min_lvl": 70, "required_max_lvl": 70}utils/mega_data_setup.py (2)
379-379: Consider using a more meaningful default value formax_ilvl.The default value of 10000 seems arbitrarily high. Consider using a more meaningful default value that aligns with the current maximum item level in the game, or document why this specific value was chosen.
- ilvl_info["max_ilvl"] = ilvl_info.get("max_ilvl", 10000) + # Current max item level in game is ~500 + ilvl_info["max_ilvl"] = ilvl_info.get("max_ilvl", 500)
Add validation to ensure max_ilvl is not less than ilvl
The codebase currently lacks validation to ensure the relationship between
max_ilvlandilvlis logically consistent. While the code uses these values for filtering inmega_alerts.py, it doesn't validate thatmax_ilvlis greater than or equal toilvlduring data setup. This could lead to incorrect filtering behavior ifmax_ilvlis set lower thanilvl.The suggested validation should be added at:
utils/mega_data_setup.pyafter the int validation checks and before processing item IDsif snipe_info["max_ilvl"] < snipe_info["ilvl"]: raise Exception(f"max_ilvl ({snipe_info['max_ilvl']}) must be greater than or equal to ilvl ({snipe_info['ilvl']})")🔗 Analysis chain
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379-407: Verify the relationship between min and max item levels.The code should validate that
max_ilvlis greater than or equal to the minimum item level (ilvl).Consider adding validation to ensure
max_ilvlis greater than or equal toilvl:if isinstance(ilvl_info[key], int): snipe_info[key] = value else: raise Exception(f"error in ilvl info '{key}' must be an int") + # Validate max_ilvl is greater than or equal to ilvl + if snipe_info["max_ilvl"] < snipe_info["ilvl"]: + raise Exception(f"max_ilvl ({snipe_info['max_ilvl']}) must be greater than or equal to ilvl ({snipe_info['ilvl']})")
Based on the search results, I can see that there are several places where
ilvlandmax_ilvlare used, but no explicit validation of their relationship. The code inmega_alerts.pyshows thatilvlis compared againstmax_ilvlfor filtering (if ilvl > DESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS["max_ilvl"]), but there's no validation ensuringmax_ilvlis greater than or equal toilvlwhen the data is initially set up.Let me verify if there are any other validation checks in the codebase:
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AzerothAuctionAssassin.py (3)
690-692: Consistency in Variable NamingConsider renaming
self.ilvl_inputtoself.ilvl_min_inputfor clarity and consistency with the labelself.ilvl_input_label("Min Item Level").Apply this diff to rename the variable:
-self.ilvl_input = QLineEdit(ilvl_page) +self.ilvl_min_input = QLineEdit(ilvl_page)
723-735: Reduce Code Duplication in Widget LayoutMultiple calls to
self.ilvl_page_layout.addWidgetfor similar widgets can be consolidated to enhance maintainability.Refactor using a loop:
# Define a list of tuples containing widgets and their positions widgets = [ (self.ilvl_sockets, 8), (self.ilvl_speed, 9), (self.ilvl_leech, 10), (self.ilvl_avoidance, 11), ] # Loop through the list and add widgets for widget, row in widgets: self.ilvl_page_layout.addWidget(widget, row, 0, 1, 1)
1389-1389: Typographical Error in Error MessageThe error message reads "Min Ilvl, Max Ilvl, and price should be numbers." For clarity, consider changing "Ilvl" to "Item Level" and capitalizing "Price."
Apply this diff to correct the message:
-"Min Ilvl, Max Ilvl, and price should be numbers." +"Min Item Level, Max Item Level, and Price should be numbers."
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AzerothAuctionAssassinData/example_desired_ilvl_list.json (1)
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PR: ff14-advanced-market-search/AzerothAuctionAssassin#145
File: AzerothAuctionAssassinData/example_desired_ilvl_list.json:29-29
Timestamp: 2024-11-12T10:08:51.763Z
Learning: In `AzerothAuctionAssassinData/example_desired_ilvl_list.json`, the `item_ids` field is optional, and the code handles entries without this field correctly.
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AzerothAuctionAssassinData/example_desired_ilvl_list.json (2)
31-32: Verify the new item IDs and their properties.
The new entries introduce several new item IDs (224592, 224632, 224631, 224639, 224625) with identical properties. Let's verify these are correct.
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Item IDs and properties verified successfully
The item IDs in the new entries are correctly defined in the StaticData files:
- 224592: "Spinner's Hoop" (Quality 2, Level 70, Cloth item)
- 224632: "Underscout's Kukri" (Quality 2, Level 70, Dagger)
- 224631: "Deep-Dweller's Cudgel" (Quality 2, Level 70, Mace)
- 224639: "Expeditionary Chopper" (Quality 2, Level 70, Axe)
- 224625: "Expeditionary Spear" (Quality 2, Level 70, Polearm)
All items have matching properties (required level 70, quality 2) and are appropriately categorized in the static data files. The ilvl and buyout settings in the desired_ilvl_list.json are consistent with similar entries.
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30-32: Review the level requirement logic.
The current configuration appears counterintuitive:
- ilvl 400 item requires level 71-79
- ilvl 545 items (higher level) only require level 1-70
This seems logically inconsistent as higher item level gear typically requires higher character levels.
Let's verify these item IDs and their level requirements:
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Let me gather more information about the item level validation logic to understand if this configuration is actually valid.
The level requirements in the configuration are valid and intentional
After analyzing the codebase, this configuration is actually valid because:
- The code validates that required levels must be between 1-999 and max level must be greater than min level (AzerothAuctionAssassin.py:1666-1676)
- Item level (ilvl) and character level requirements are separate, independent attributes:
- Item levels are validated to be between 200-1000 (AzerothAuctionAssassin.py:1652-1654)
- Character level requirements can be any valid range between 1-999
This appears to be a legitimate configuration for World of Warcraft items where higher item level gear can sometimes be accessible to lower-level characters (like heirloom gear), while some lower item level gear might be restricted to higher-level characters for specific content or expansion requirements.
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mega_alerts.py (2)
341-344: Implementation looks good!
The new item level filtering logic is well-integrated with the existing code, maintains consistent patterns, and properly handles the filtering requirements.
341-344: Validate max_ilvl configuration
While the implementation is correct, consider adding validation to ensure:
- The
max_ilvlkey exists inDESIRED_ILVL_ITEMS - The
max_ilvlvalue is greater than or equal tomin_ilvl
utils/mega_data_setup.py (1)
401-407: LGTM! Proper validation for the new max_ilvl field.
The implementation correctly adds max_ilvl to the int_vars list, ensuring type validation consistency with other integer fields.
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4-4: Consider externalizing the version number.While the version update is correct, consider moving the version number to a separate file (e.g.,
version.txt) to avoid frequent changes to the workflow file. This would make version management more maintainable and align with previous feedback.AzerothAuctionAssassin.py (2)
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8-21: Improve error handling for Windows binary execution.The current implementation silently catches all exceptions, which could mask important initialization errors. Consider logging the exception or at least adding a comment explaining why errors are intentionally ignored.
try: if sys.argv[1] == "run-from-windows-bin": sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[2]}") sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[3]}") windowsApp_Path = f"{sys.argv[2]}" else: pass -except Exception as ex: +except Exception as ex: + # Log the error for debugging purposes + print(f"Warning: Failed to initialize Windows binary path: {ex}") pass
701-709: Enhance tooltip text for max item level input.The current tooltip could be more informative by including valid range information and explaining the relationship with min item level.
self.ilvl_max_input_label.setToolTip( - "Set the maximum item level (ilvl) you want to snipe. Ex: 500 ilvl." + "Set the maximum item level (ilvl) you want to snipe (must be greater than min ilvl and less than 10000). Ex: 500 ilvl." )
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Learning: When updating the `AAA_VERSION` variable in GitHub Actions workflows, externalize it into a separate file (e.g., `version.txt`) to avoid frequent changes to the workflow file.
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4-4: Verify version consistency across the codebase.
Ensure that the version number "1.2.6" is consistently updated across all relevant files.
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Version number is consistent across the codebase
The version number "1.2.6" appears consistently in both the workflow file (.github/workflows/windows-exe-build.yml) and the main script (AzerothAuctionAssassin.py). No conflicting version numbers were found in any configuration files or Python sources.
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AzerothAuctionAssassin.py (3)
1400-1407: LGTM!
The validation logic for max item level is present and matches the requirements.
1304-1312: LGTM!
The defensive handling of missing max_ilvl is appropriate and maintains backward compatibility.
Line range hint 1488-1499: Verify consistent item level handling across the codebase.
Let's verify that all item level processing code handles the new max_ilvl field consistently.
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Item level max field is consistently handled across the codebase
The verification shows that the max_ilvl field is consistently handled throughout the codebase:
- UI components properly handle max item level input (
ilvl_max_input) - Default value of 10000 is consistently used across files
- Validation checks ensure
max_ilvlis between the base item level and 10000 - Field is properly accessed in dictionary structures with consistent naming
- Used in alerts system (
mega_alerts.py) for filtering items - Properly initialized in data setup (
utils/mega_data_setup.py)
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AzerothAuctionAssassin.py (2)
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8-20: Improve error handling for Windows binary executionThe current implementation has several issues:
- Silent exception handling could mask critical errors
- Path manipulation using string concatenation is error-prone
- No logging of errors that might occur
Consider this improved implementation:
AAA_VERSION = "1.2.6" windowsApp_Path = None try: if sys.argv[1] == "run-from-windows-bin": - sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[2]}") - sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[3]}") + for path in sys.argv[2:4]: + if os.path.exists(path): + sys.path.append(path) + else: + print(f"Warning: Path {path} does not exist") - windowsApp_Path = f"{sys.argv[2]}" + windowsApp_Path = sys.argv[2] else: pass -except Exception as ex: - pass +except IndexError: + print("Warning: Insufficient arguments for Windows binary execution") +except Exception as ex: + print(f"Error during Windows binary execution setup: {ex}")
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690-710: Enhance user experience for item level inputsThe UI implementation is well-structured, but could be improved for better user experience.
Consider these enhancements:
self.ilvl_max_input = QLineEdit(ilvl_page) self.ilvl_max_input_label = QLabel("Max Item Level", ilvl_page) self.ilvl_max_input_label.setToolTip( - "Set the maximum item level (ilvl) you want to snipe. Ex: 500 ilvl." + "Set the maximum item level (ilvl) you want to snipe. Must be greater than or equal to Min Item Level. Default: 10000" ) self.ilvl_max_input_label.setFixedSize(120, 15) self.ilvl_max_input.setFixedSize(120, 25) +self.ilvl_max_input.setPlaceholderText("10000") self.ilvl_page_layout.addWidget(self.ilvl_max_input_label, 4, 0, 1, 1) self.ilvl_page_layout.addWidget(self.ilvl_max_input, 5, 0, 1, 1)
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1656-1663:
Inconsistent validation ranges for item levels
The validation ranges differ between methods. Earlier validations allow ilvl between 1 and 999, but here it's between 200 and 1000.
Align the validation ranges across all methods:
-if not (200 <= ilvl_max <= 10000):
+if not (1 <= ilvl_max <= 10000):
raise ValueError(
- f"Invalid Max ILvl {ilvl_max}.\nMax ILvl must be an integer between 200-10000."
+ f"Invalid Max ILvl {ilvl_max}.\nMax ILvl must be an integer between 1-10000."
)Likely invalid or redundant comment.
1400-1407:
Fix logical error in max item level validation
The current condition if not ilvl_int <= ilvl_max_int <= 10000 is confusing and might not catch all invalid cases.
Apply this fix to make the validation clearer:
-if not ilvl_int <= ilvl_max_int <= 10000:
+if ilvl_max_int < ilvl_int or ilvl_max_int > 10000:
QMessageBox.critical(
self,
"Incorrect Ilvl Max Value",
"Max Ilvl must be between Ilvl and a max of 10000.",
)
return FalseLikely invalid or redundant comment.
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8-20: Add error logging for Windows binary executionThe error handling for Windows binary execution silently catches all exceptions. This could hide important initialization errors.
try: if sys.argv[1] == "run-from-windows-bin": sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[2]}") sys.path.append(f"{sys.argv[3]}") windowsApp_Path = f"{sys.argv[2]}" else: pass -except Exception as ex: - pass +except IndexError: + # Expected when not running from Windows binary + pass +except Exception as ex: + print(f"Error initializing Windows binary execution: {ex}")
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1373-1410: Fix logical error in max item level validationThe conditional check
if not ilvl_int <= ilvl_max_int <= 10000is logically incorrect and may allow invalid values.-if not ilvl_int <= ilvl_max_int <= 10000: +if ilvl_max_int < ilvl_int or ilvl_max_int > 10000: QMessageBox.critical( self, "Incorrect Ilvl Max Value", "Max Ilvl must be between Ilvl and a max of 10000.", ) return False
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PR: ff14-advanced-market-search/AzerothAuctionAssassin#157
File: AzerothAuctionAssassin.py:1343-1344
Timestamp: 2024-11-22T19:38:38.918Z
Learning: In `AzerothAuctionAssassin.py`, within the `ilvl_list_double_clicked` method, accessing `item_split[10]` without checking for an `IndexError` is acceptable because the default value for `ilvl_max` is set elsewhere.
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AzerothAuctionAssassin.py (3)
Line range hint 690-710: LGTM! New max item level input field implementation
The implementation correctly:
- Adds a new input field for max item level
- Sets a default placeholder of 10000
- Includes a descriptive tooltip
- Maintains consistent UI styling
1307-1315: LGTM! Defensive programming for max item level
The code correctly handles backward compatibility by:
- Checking for missing
max_ilvlkey - Setting a default value of 10000
- Preserving existing data structure
1659-1666: LGTM! Comprehensive validation for imported item levels
The validation logic correctly ensures:
- Max item level is within valid range (200-10000)
- Max item level is greater than min item level
- Clear error messages for validation failures
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