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Summary

  • handle empty strings in get_head_branch_name
  • add regression test
  • provide typing helper for override

Testing

  • pytest tests/unit/codegen/runner/utils/test_branch_name.py::test_get_head_branch_name_empty_string (fails: cannot import name 'override' from 'typing')

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_684d6b0004a4832ebf7d5729dd0e53bd

Copilot AI review requested due to automatic review settings June 14, 2025 12:55
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Summary of Changes

Hello @H0ARK, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request primarily addresses an edge case in the branch naming utility to ensure robustness when handling empty string inputs. It also includes a necessary compatibility layer for the override typing decorator, resolving a reported test failure and preparing for broader usage of this feature.

Highlights

  • Branch Naming Fix: The get_head_branch_name utility function now correctly treats an empty string ("") the same way it treats None, generating a default branch name in both cases. Previously, only None triggered the default name generation.
  • Typing Compatibility: Introduced a new module typing_compat to provide a backward-compatible import for the typing.override decorator, supporting Python versions older than 3.12 by falling back to typing_extensions.
  • Regression Test: Added a new unit test specifically for the get_head_branch_name function to ensure that passing an empty string results in a generated branch name.
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Pull Request Overview

This PR ensures that an empty branch_name is treated like None (generating a codegen-<uuid> name), adds a regression test for this case, and provides a compatibility shim for the override typing helper.

  • Treat empty strings as missing branch names in get_head_branch_name
  • Add a test to cover the empty-string branch-name scenario
  • Add typing_compat.override fallback import for Python <3.12

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 3 out of 3 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File Description
tests/unit/codegen/runner/utils/test_branch_name.py Added test_get_head_branch_name_empty_string
src/codegen/shared/typing_compat.py Introduced fallback import for override from typing_extensions
src/codegen/runner/utils/branch_name.py Expanded get_head_branch_name to handle empty strings and added a docstring
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tests/unit/codegen/runner/utils/test_branch_name.py:31

  • Consider also asserting that the generated name does not include the -group- suffix when group=None, e.g., assert "-group-" not in branch_name.
assert branch_name.startswith("codegen-")

src/codegen/shared/typing_compat.py:1

  • It could be valuable to add a unit test for this file to verify that override is imported from typing when available and falls back to typing_extensions when not.
try:

src/codegen/runner/utils/branch_name.py:7

  • [nitpick] The docstring could be extended to include parameter and return descriptions (e.g., explain branch_name, group, and the returned format).
"""Return a sanitized branch name for the PR head.

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Code Review

This PR correctly addresses handling empty branch names in get_head_branch_name and adds a necessary regression test. It also introduces a standard compatibility shim for typing.override.

The primary concern is the test failure cannot import name 'override' from 'typing' mentioned in the PR description. This likely indicates that typing_extensions is not available in the test environment for older Python versions. Please ensure typing_extensions is added as a project dependency to resolve this, allowing the fallback in typing_compat.py to function correctly.

The code changes within the diff appear sound and do not present issues of medium or higher severity.

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