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Summary of ChangesHello @alirana01, 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 refines the Python sanity check process to offer a more informative and user-friendly experience. By restructuring the backend logic to provide detailed, per-check results and integrating these into both the CLI and GUI with localized messages and actionable hints, users can more easily diagnose and resolve Python environment issues. This enhancement aims to reduce friction during setup and improve overall usability. Highlights
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This pull request significantly improves the Python sanity check functionality. By introducing detailed, per-check results and OS-specific hints, it will provide a much better user experience when diagnosing Python environment issues. The refactoring in python_utils.rs to use structured SanityCheckResult is a great improvement for code clarity and robustness. The corresponding changes in the CLI and GUI layers to display this new information are well-implemented.
I have two main points of feedback:
- A temporary testing change in a Python script needs to be reverted before merging.
- There is some code duplication between the CLI and GUI command modules that could be refactored into a shared utility module.
Overall, this is a valuable set of improvements. Please see my detailed comments.
| if response.getcode() == 200: | ||
| print("Request successful!") | ||
| print("Response content:", response.read()) | ||
| exit(1) # this will be reverted back before merging to master |
| pub fn check_display_name(check: SanityCheck) -> String { | ||
| match check { | ||
| SanityCheck::PythonVersion => t!("python.sanitycheck.check.version"), | ||
| SanityCheck::Pip => t!("python.sanitycheck.check.pip"), | ||
| SanityCheck::Venv => t!("python.sanitycheck.check.venv"), | ||
| SanityCheck::StdLib => t!("python.sanitycheck.check.stdlib"), | ||
| SanityCheck::Ctypes => t!("python.sanitycheck.check.ctypes"), | ||
| SanityCheck::Ssl => t!("python.sanitycheck.check.ssl"), | ||
| } | ||
| .to_string() | ||
| } | ||
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| /// OS-aware translated hint for a failed sanity check. | ||
| pub fn check_hint(check: SanityCheck) -> String { | ||
| let os = std::env::consts::OS; | ||
| match (check, os) { | ||
| (SanityCheck::PythonVersion, _) => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.version"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Pip, _) => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.pip"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::StdLib, _) => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.stdlib"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Venv, "macos") => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.venv.macos"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Venv, "windows") => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.venv.windows"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Venv, _) => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.venv.linux"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Ctypes, "macos") => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.ctypes.macos"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Ctypes, "windows") => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.ctypes.windows"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Ctypes, _) => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.ctypes.linux"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Ssl, "macos") => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.ssl.macos"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Ssl, "windows") => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.ssl.windows"), | ||
| (SanityCheck::Ssl, _) => t!("python.sanitycheck.hint.ssl.linux"), | ||
| } | ||
| .to_string() | ||
| } |
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Thanks for the improvement Ali. |
cleaned up the code and tried to keep it simple
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Thanks fro the change.
Please run sanity check after removing the hard failure, to make sure there is no other dependency.
Description
This PR overhauls the Python sanity check system to provide better user feedback with structured results, translated display names, and OS-aware resolution hints.
Key Changes
Backend (Rust Library)
SanityCheckenum to identify each check type (PythonVersion,Pip,Venv,StdLib,Ctypes,Ssl)GenericCheckResult<T>struct for structured check results withcheck,passed, andmessagefieldspython_sanity_check()to returnVec<GenericCheckResult<SanityCheck>>instead ofVec<Result<String, String>>CLI Improvements
check_display_name()andcheck_hint()helper functions for translated output[PASS]/[FAIL]status for each individual checkGUI Improvements
CheckResultsList.vuecomponent for displaying structured check resultspython_sanity_checkTauri command to returnVec<CheckResultItem>withdisplay_name,passed, andhintfieldsSimpleSetup.vueandPythonSanitycheck.vueLocalization
python.sanitycheck.check.*)python.sanitycheck.hint.*)Checks Performed
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Testing
[PASS]/[FAIL]for each checkCheckResultsListcomponentexit(1)fromtry_https.pybefore final mergeChecklist
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