Prai benchmark models #5
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- Add Gemini model integration alongside OpenAI and Anthropic
- Add benchmark report comparing 7 AI models performance - Include detailed performance metrics and charts - Document test methodology and framework - Add model-specific analysis for Claude, GPT and Gemini - Include visualization references for key metrics - Add severity-based detection rate comparisons - Document strengths and limitations for each model Performance highlights: - Claude-3-Sonnet: 84.0% detection rate - Claude-3-Haiku: 79.0% detection rate - GPT-4: 76.7% detection rate - Smaller models: 7-25% detection rates Test coverage: - 43 planted issues across 10 test files - Security, performance and code quality issues - Multiple severity levels (critical/warning/info) - Cross-file detection capabilities
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces significant updates to the workflow and action files for the "Dependency & Migration Validator." It upgrades the action versions and Node.js, adds new steps for installing dependencies and validating them, and modifies existing inputs. Additionally, several new JSON files are added to benchmark various AI models, detailing their performance and error detection capabilities. Changes to the Changes
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action.yml (1)
13-22: Consider conditional requirements for Google Cloud credentialsWhile marking these fields as optional provides flexibility, when
AI_PROVIDERis set to "vertex", bothGOOGLE_API_KEYandGOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECTwould be required for the action to function correctly.Consider adding validation in the action's code to ensure these fields are provided when needed. Example validation pseudo-code:
if (inputs.AI_PROVIDER === 'vertex' && (!inputs.GOOGLE_API_KEY || !inputs.GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT)) { throw new Error('GOOGLE_API_KEY and GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT are required when using Vertex AI'); }benchmark_models/report.md (2)
12-12: Remove trailing punctuation from headingFor consistent markdown styling, remove the colon from the heading.
-#### Key Findings: +#### Key Findings🧰 Tools
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53-81: Convert plaintext data to markdown tables for better readabilityConsider converting the plaintext performance data into markdown tables for improved readability and accessibility.
Example for Critical Issues section:
-```plaintext -Claude-3-Sonnet: 100% │████████████████████████░ -GPT-4-Mini: 100% │████████████████████████░ -Claude-3-Haiku: 90% │██████████████████████░░░ -GPT-4: 80% │████████████████████░░░░░ -Gemini-Flash-Latest: 50% │████████████░░░░░░░░░░░░ -GPT-3.5-Turbo: 40% │██████████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ -Gemini-Flash-8b: 30% │███████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ -``` +| Model | Detection Rate | Visualization | +|-------|---------------|---------------| +| Claude-3-Sonnet | 100% | ████████████████████████░ | +| GPT-4-Mini | 100% | ████████████████████████░ | +| Claude-3-Haiku | 90% | ██████████████████████░░░ | +| GPT-4 | 80% | ████████████████████░░░░░ | +| Gemini-Flash-Latest | 50% | ████████████░░░░░░░░░░░░ | +| GPT-3.5-Turbo | 40% | ██████████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ | +| Gemini-Flash-8b | 30% | ███████░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░ |benchmark_models/data/gemini-1.5-flash-latest.txt (2)
249-311: Qualitative analysis reveals both progress and gapsWhile there's significant improvement from the previous version (25.6% vs 6.98%), several critical gaps remain:
- Architectural issues are consistently missed
- No detection of informational issues
- Limited coverage of warning-level issues
Consider enhancing the model's capabilities in:
- Distributed systems patterns
- Architectural security concerns
- Context-dependent configurations
174-174: Fix grammatical issues in error descriptionsThere are some grammatical issues in the error descriptions:
- Line 174: "Memory leak in old requests" - Consider rephrasing for clarity
- Line 184: "No distributed rate limiting support" - Consider adding a hyphen for the compound adjective
Apply these corrections:
-"Memory leak in old requests" +"Memory leaks detected in old request handling" -"No distributed rate limiting support" +"No distributed-rate-limiting support"Also applies to: 184-184
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[grammar] ~174-~174: The singular proper name ‘Memory’ must be used with a third-person or a past tense verb.
Context: ...001": {
"description": "Memory leak in old requests",
"severity": ...(HE_VERB_AGR)
benchmark_models/data/claude-3-5-haiku-20241022.txt (3)
196-196: Fix grammar in error descriptionThe description "Memory leak in old requests" should be more specific.
- "description": "Memory leak in old requests", + "description": "Memory leaks from uncleared old requests",🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~196-~196: The singular proper name ‘Memory’ must be used with a third-person or a past tense verb.
Context: ...001": {
"description": "Memory leak in old requests",
"severity": ...(HE_VERB_AGR)
206-206: Add hyphen in compound adjectiveThe term "rate limiting" should be hyphenated when used as a compound adjective.
- "description": "No distributed rate limiting support", + "description": "No distributed rate-limiting support",🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~206-~206: If this is a compound adjective that modifies the following noun, use a hyphen.
Context: ... "description": "No distributed rate limiting support",
"severity": "WARNING...(EN_COMPOUND_ADJECTIVE_INTERNAL)
271-317: Enhance qualitative analysis with specific examplesThe qualitative analysis would be more valuable if it included specific examples from the error detection results to support each strength and limitation.
For example, under security_analysis strengths, you could reference specific errors:
"strengths": [ - "Excellent detection of SQL injection vulnerabilities", + "Excellent detection of SQL injection vulnerabilities (e.g., error_US002, error_OC001)", - "Consistent identification of hardcoded credentials", + "Consistent identification of hardcoded credentials (e.g., error_US001, error_DB001)",benchmark_models/data/gpt-3.5-turbo-0125.txt (3)
34-270: Pattern of missed critical security issues needs addressingAnalysis of the error detection data reveals concerning patterns in missed detections:
- Authentication & Authorization:
- Missed hardcoded credentials (US001)
- Missed weak password hashing with MD5 (US003)
- Input Validation:
- Missed input validation in OrderController (OC002)
- Resource Management:
- Missed memory leaks (RL001)
- Missed race conditions (DP001)
These patterns suggest gaps in the model's security analysis capabilities that should be addressed in future training.
Consider enhancing the model's training data with more examples of:
- Modern authentication patterns
- Secure credential management
- Input validation best practices
- Resource management patterns
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[grammar] ~196-~196: The singular proper name ‘Memory’ must be used with a third-person or a past tense verb.
Context: ...001": {
"description": "Memory leak in old requests",
"severity": ...(HE_VERB_AGR)
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Context: ... "description": "No distributed rate limiting support",
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196-196: Fix grammar and formatting issuesThere are several grammatical issues in the descriptions:
- Line 196: "Memory leak in old requests" should be "Memory leaks in old requests"
- Line 206: "distributed rate limiting" should be "distributed-rate-limiting" when used as a compound adjective
- "description": "Memory leak in old requests", + "description": "Memory leaks in old requests",- "description": "No distributed rate limiting support", + "description": "No distributed-rate-limiting support",Also applies to: 206-206
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1-334: Overall recommendations for benchmark dataWhile the benchmark data is comprehensive, several improvements would enhance its value:
- Fix the incorrect timestamp
- Verify the accuracy of the performance metrics
- Consider adding:
- Benchmark methodology details
- Test case descriptions
- False positive analysis
- Confidence scores for detections
This would provide better context for interpreting the results and identifying areas for model improvement.
Would you like me to propose a schema that includes these additional fields?
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[grammar] ~196-~196: The singular proper name ‘Memory’ must be used with a third-person or a past tense verb.
Context: ...001": {
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benchmark_models/data/claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022.txt (3)
206-206: Consider hyphenating compound adjectiveFor better readability, consider changing "distributed rate limiting support" to "distributed-rate-limiting support".
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34-270: Consider investigating pattern in undetected issuesThere's a notable pattern in the undetected issues - they primarily relate to monitoring, metrics, and auxiliary features. This might indicate a potential blind spot in the model's capabilities.
Consider:
- Enhancing the training data with more monitoring and metrics-related examples
- Adding specific test cases for auxiliary features
- Developing dedicated detection rules for monitoring capabilities
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[grammar] ~196-~196: The singular proper name ‘Memory’ must be used with a third-person or a past tense verb.
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Context: ... "description": "No distributed rate limiting support",
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271-334: Consider adding quantitative metrics to qualitative analysisWhile the qualitative analysis is comprehensive, it would be more valuable with quantitative backing. For example:
- Percentage improvement in architectural issue detection compared to Haiku
- Specific warning-level detection rate improvement
- Concrete metrics for testing-related issue detection
benchmark_models/data/gpt-4o-2024-08-06.txt (2)
4-4: Standardize version formatThe version format "4-0-2024-08-06" is non-standard. Consider using semantic versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH) for better compatibility and clarity.
- "version": "4-0-2024-08-06", + "version": "4.0.0"
196-196: Fix grammatical issues in descriptionsThere are two grammatical issues to address:
- "Memory leak in old requests" - Consider rephrasing for better clarity
- "distributed rate limiting" - Add hyphen for compound adjective
- "description": "Memory leak in old requests", + "description": "Memory leaks from uncleared old requests", - "description": "No distributed rate limiting support", + "description": "No distributed-rate-limiting support",Also applies to: 206-206
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benchmark_models/data/gemini-1.5-flash-8b.txt (4)
31-32: Fix inconsistent vulnerability countsThe number of missed vulnerabilities (40) doesn't match the calculation from overall metrics:
- Total possible vulnerabilities: 43
- Total caught vulnerabilities: 3
- Expected missed vulnerabilities: 43 - 3 = 40 ✓
The current count is correct, but please add a comment explaining how this number was calculated to avoid future confusion.
196-196: Fix grammar in error descriptionsTwo grammar issues need attention:
- "Memory leak in old requests" - Consider rephrasing for clarity
- "No distributed rate limiting support" - Consider adding a hyphen for the compound adjective
Suggested fixes:
- "description": "Memory leak in old requests", + "description": "Memory leaks from uncleared old requests",- "description": "No distributed rate limiting support", + "description": "No distributed-rate-limiting support",Also applies to: 206-206
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Context: ...001": {
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34-270: Consider adding error category groupingThe current structure lists errors by file, making it difficult to analyze patterns across the codebase. Consider adding a higher-level categorization of errors by type (e.g., security, performance, maintainability) while maintaining the file-level organization.
Would you like me to propose a revised JSON structure that includes this categorization?
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[grammar] ~196-~196: The singular proper name ‘Memory’ must be used with a third-person or a past tense verb.
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319-342: Add version information for compared modelsThe comparison section references other models (GPT-3.5, Claude, GPT-4) without specifying their versions. This information is crucial for accurate benchmarking. Consider adding version details:
"comparison_with_other_models": { - "vs_gpt35": { + "vs_gpt35_turbo_0125": { "differences": [benchmark_models/data/gpt-4o-mini-2024-07-18.txt (4)
25-29: Consider standardizing percentage precisionThe overall detection rate of 55.8% is rounded to one decimal place, while it could be more precisely represented as 55.81% to maintain consistency with the raw numbers (24/43).
196-196: Fix grammatical error in error descriptionChange "Memory leak in old requests" to "Memory leaks in old requests" for grammatical correctness.
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206-206: Standardize compound adjective hyphenationAdd hyphens to compound adjectives before nouns:
- "distributed-rate limiting support"
- "backpressure mechanism" -> "back-pressure mechanism"
Also applies to: 228-228
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2-7: Consider adding essential metadataThe model_info section could benefit from additional fields:
- Test dataset version/hash for reproducibility
- Benchmark environment details
- Confidence scores for detections
src/main.ts (1)
532-547: Refactor normalization functions to eliminate code duplicationThe
normalizeStatusandnormalizeSeverityfunctions share similar logic. Consolidating them into a generic function can improve maintainability and reduce code duplication.Example refactored code:
function normalizeEnum<T extends string>(value: string, validValues: T[], defaultValue: T): T { const normalized = value.toLowerCase() as T; if (validValues.includes(normalized)) { return normalized; } return defaultValue; } function normalizeStatus(status: string): 'approve' | 'request_changes' | 'comment' { return normalizeEnum(status, ['approve', 'request_changes', 'comment'], 'request_changes'); } function normalizeSeverity(severity: string): 'critical' | 'warning' | 'info' { return normalizeEnum(severity, ['critical', 'warning', 'info'], 'info'); }
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6-6: Verify codebase compatibility with ESM
The change from CommonJS to ESNext module system is significant and requires verification of import/export statements across the codebase.
Let's check for potential compatibility issues:
8-8: LGTM: Module resolution strategy updated
The change to "Node" moduleResolution is appropriate when using ESM and supports modern Node.js module resolution features.
Let's verify package.json exports compatibility:
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Let me gather more information about the module resolution configuration and usage.
Let me check the tsconfig.json content directly since the jq command had issues.
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36-36: LGTM! Good upgrade to Node.js 20
This is a necessary upgrade as Node.js 16 has reached end-of-life. Node.js 20 is the current LTS version with long-term support until April 2026.
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The upgrade of AI SDKs to version 1.0.0 indicates stable APIs, which is a positive change for production use.
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The current version (3.3.6) of nanoid has known vulnerabilities. Version 5.0.x is recommended for security improvements.
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The experimental flag is no longer necessary
The codebase is properly configured for ES modules with:
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The --experimental-specifier-resolution=node flag is no longer required in current Node.js versions. You can safely remove it from the start script and just use:
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The --experimental-specifier-resolution=node flag is used for ES module resolution, but being experimental, it may change or be removed in future Node.js versions. Consider documenting this requirement and potential migration plans.
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uses: ./
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GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
OPENAI_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.OPENAI_API_KEY }}
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Strengthen conclusion with statistical evidence
The conclusion about model size correlation would be more compelling with:
- Actual model size data (parameters count)
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- Confidence intervals for the performance metrics
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Logging detailed error responses, including error.response?.data and error.response?.headers, may unintentionally expose sensitive information returned by the API.
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Unnecessary 'continue' statement can be removed
The continue statement at the end of the catch block is unnecessary because the control flow will naturally proceed to the next iteration.
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Modify the log statement to exclude sensitive details:
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- Add createVertex import from @ai-sdk/google-vertex - Add Vertex project and location environment variables - Extend resolveModel to support Vertex AI provider - Update model configuration for Gemini 1.5 Pro
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167-173: Make AI model versions configurable via input parametersHardcoding AI model versions reduces flexibility and requires code changes for updates. Consider making model versions configurable through input parameters to facilitate easier updates and customization.
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+const OPENAI_MODEL = core.getInput('OPENAI_MODEL') || 'gpt-4o-2024-08-06' +const ANTHROPIC_MODEL = core.getInput('ANTHROPIC_MODEL') || 'claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022' +const GOOGLE_MODEL = core.getInput('GOOGLE_MODEL') || 'models/gemini-1.5-flash-latest' +const VERTEX_MODEL = core.getInput('VERTEX_MODEL') || 'gemini-1.5-pro' const modelPerProvider = { - openai: createOpenAI({ apiKey: OPENAI_API_KEY })('gpt-4o-2024-08-06'), - anthropic: createAnthropic({ apiKey: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY })('claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022'), - google: createGoogleGenerativeAI({ apiKey: GOOGLE_API_KEY })('models/gemini-1.5-flash-latest'), - vertex: createVertex({ - project: GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT, - location: GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION - })('gemini-1.5-pro'), + openai: createOpenAI({ apiKey: OPENAI_API_KEY })(OPENAI_MODEL), + anthropic: createAnthropic({ apiKey: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY })(ANTHROPIC_MODEL), + google: createGoogleGenerativeAI({ apiKey: GOOGLE_API_KEY })(GOOGLE_MODEL), + vertex: createVertex({ + project: GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT, + location: GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION + })(VERTEX_MODEL), }
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705-708: Handle 'approve' status when creating pull request reviewsThe current implementation does not account for the 'approve' status, which means approvals are not properly reflected in GitHub. Update the logic to handle 'approve' and set the correct review event.
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const hasCriticalIssues = finalSummary.value.overallVerdict.criticalIssues.length > 0 -const reviewEvent = hasCriticalIssues ? 'REQUEST_CHANGES' : 'COMMENT' +let reviewEvent = 'COMMENT' +if (finalSummary.value.overallVerdict.status === 'approve') { + reviewEvent = 'APPROVE' +} else if (hasCriticalIssues) { + reviewEvent = 'REQUEST_CHANGES' +} await octokit.pulls.createReview({ owner: prDetails.owner, repo: prDetails.repo, pull_number: prDetails.pull_number, event: reviewEvent, body: dedent` # Pull Request Review Summary ...
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17-20: Verify breaking changes in AI SDK updates
Multiple AI SDKs have been updated from 0.x versions to 1.0.0, which typically indicates breaking changes:
- @ai-sdk/anthropic: 0.0.56 → 1.0.0
- @ai-sdk/openai: 0.0.72 → 1.0.0
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AI SDK updates appear safe to proceed
The usage patterns of both createAnthropic and createOpenAI in the codebase follow a consistent pattern with simple configuration objects containing apiKey and model selection. These are basic initialization patterns that are unlikely to be affected by breaking changes in the 1.0.0 versions, as they represent fundamental SDK functionality.
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33-33: Verify Node.js stream compatibility requirements
The addition of web-streams-polyfill suggests potential Node.js streams compatibility issues. Please verify if this polyfill is still necessary for your Node.js target version.
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207-208: Avoid logging sensitive request options
Logging the entire options object may expose sensitive information such as API keys or prompts. It's safer to log only essential information to prevent potential leaks.
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logger.info(`Sending request to ${AI_PROVIDER.toUpperCase()}:`, JSON.stringify(options, null, 2))
+logger.info(`Sending request to ${AI_PROVIDER.toUpperCase()}`)225-226: Avoid logging full AI response to protect sensitive data
Logging the complete AI response may include sensitive or proprietary information. Limit the logged details to essential information to enhance security.
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+logger.info(`Received response from ${AI_PROVIDER.toUpperCase()}`)232-234: Limit logging of tool call arguments to prevent data exposure
Logging the full args object might reveal sensitive contents. Consider summarizing or omitting detailed arguments from logs.
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logger.info('Validating tool call response:', JSON.stringify(args, null, 2))
+logger.info('Validating tool call response')238-239: Avoid logging full text response to maintain confidentiality
Logging response.value.text can expose sensitive data returned by the AI model. It's advisable to log a summary or omit the detailed text.
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+logger.info('Validating text response received from AI model')| const GOOGLE_API_KEY: string = core.getInput('GOOGLE_API_KEY') | ||
| const GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT: string = core.getInput('GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT') | ||
| const GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION: string = core.getInput('GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION') || 'us-central1' |
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Add validation for Google AI configuration parameters
The code does not validate whether GOOGLE_API_KEY, GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT, and GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION are provided when using Google AI providers. Missing these configurations may lead to runtime errors. Consider adding checks to ensure these parameters are set before proceeding.
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const GOOGLE_API_KEY: string = core.getInput('GOOGLE_API_KEY')
const GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT: string = core.getInput('GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT')
const GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION: string = core.getInput('GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION') || 'us-central1'
+if (AI_PROVIDER === 'google' && !GOOGLE_API_KEY) {
+ throw new Error('GOOGLE_API_KEY is required when AI_PROVIDER is "google"')
+}
+if (AI_PROVIDER === 'vertex' && (!GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT || !GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION)) {
+ throw new Error('GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT and GOOGLE_VERTEX_LOCATION are required when AI_PROVIDER is "vertex"')
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- Add GOOGLE_VERTEX_SA_KEY_B64 input for base64 credentials - Support service account authentication via googleAuthOptions
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34-36: Enhance security guidance for service account key handlingWhile base64 encoding helps with key transport, consider:
- Adding a note about using GitHub's encrypted secrets
- Documenting the minimum required service account permissions
- Recommending Workload Identity Federation as a more secure alternative
src/main.ts (2)
534-536: Remove unnecessary continue statementThe
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543-557: Consider creating a generic normalization functionThe
normalizeStatusandnormalizeSeverityfunctions share similar logic. Consider creating a generic normalization function to reduce code duplication.+type NormalizedValue<T extends string> = T; + +function normalize<T extends string>( + value: string, + allowedValues: readonly T[], + defaultValue: T +): NormalizedValue<T> { + const normalized = value.toLowerCase(); + return allowedValues.includes(normalized as T) + ? (normalized as T) + : defaultValue; +} + +function normalizeStatus(status: string): 'approve' | 'request_changes' | 'comment' { + return normalize( + status, + ['approve', 'request_changes', 'comment'] as const, + 'request_changes' + ); +} + +function normalizeSeverity(severity: string): 'critical' | 'warning' | 'info' { + return normalize( + severity, + ['critical', 'warning', 'info'] as const, + 'info' + ); +}
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Breaking Change: Default AI provider changed to "anthropic"
Changing the default provider from "openai" to "anthropic" could break existing workflows that don't explicitly specify an AI provider. Consider:
- Documenting this change in the changelog
- Communicating this change to users
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39-39: LGTM: Node.js runtime upgrade to v20
The upgrade to Node.js 20 is a good move as it's the latest LTS version with important security updates.
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| GOOGLE_API_KEY: | ||
| description: "Google API key for Gemini models" | ||
| required: false | ||
| GOOGLE_VERTEX_PROJECT: | ||
| description: "Google Cloud project ID for Vertex AI" | ||
| required: false | ||
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| description: "Google Cloud location for Vertex AI" | ||
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Documentation needed for Google Cloud authentication setup
The README.md currently only documents OpenAI and Anthropic API keys, but lacks setup instructions for the newly added Google Cloud credentials. Add documentation for:
- Setting up Google API key for Gemini models
- Configuring Google Cloud project and Vertex AI
- Instructions for generating and encoding the service account key
- Required permissions for each authentication method
Example locations that need updates:
- README.md: Add Google credentials to the "Setup" section
- README.md: Update configuration options to include new Google-related inputs
- README.md: Update the workflow example to show Google authentication setup
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Consider documenting security best practices for Google API credentials
The Google API configuration looks good, but consider adding documentation about:
- Required permissions for the Google API key
- Minimum required project permissions
- Alternative authentication methods
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| const modelPerProvider = { | ||
| openai: createOpenAI({ apiKey: OPENAI_API_KEY })('gpt-4-0125-preview'), | ||
| openai: createOpenAI({ apiKey: OPENAI_API_KEY })('gpt-4o-2024-08-06'), |
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Fix incorrect OpenAI model name
The model name gpt-4o-2024-08-06 appears to be a typo. OpenAI's model naming convention doesn't include an 'o' after '4'.
- openai: createOpenAI({ apiKey: OPENAI_API_KEY })('gpt-4o-2024-08-06'),
+ openai: createOpenAI({ apiKey: OPENAI_API_KEY })('gpt-4-0125-preview'),Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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