Bundle: Added outline in Markdown format, which got lost previously#37
Bundle: Added outline in Markdown format, which got lost previously#37
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WalkthroughThe changes update the bundle generation process to load the outline only once before writing multiple output files, add the creation of an Changes
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participant CLI
participant BundleGenerator
participant OutlineLoader
CLI->>BundleGenerator: Start bundle process
BundleGenerator->>OutlineLoader: Load outline from URL
OutlineLoader-->>BundleGenerator: Return outline instance
BundleGenerator->>BundleGenerator: Write outline.md from outline
BundleGenerator->>BundleGenerator: Write llms.txt from outline
BundleGenerator->>BundleGenerator: Write llms-full.txt from outline
BundleGenerator->>CLI: Bundle complete
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src/cratedb_about/bundle/llmstxt.py (1)
34-35: Consider updating or removing the TODO commentSince you've already implemented the optimization mentioned in this TODO comment (loading the outline once instead of redundantly), consider removing this comment or updating it to reflect that the optimization has been implemented.
- # TODO: Explore how to optimize this procedure that both steps do not need - # to acquire and process data redundantly.
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src/cratedb_about/bundle/llmstxt.py (3)
src/cratedb_about/cli.py (1)
outline(54-74)src/cratedb_about/outline/core.py (2)
CrateDbKnowledgeOutline(9-76)load(60-76)src/cratedb_about/outline/model.py (1)
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src/cratedb_about/bundle/llmstxt.py (1)
32-33: Good optimization: Loading the outline once and adding Markdown outputThe code now loads the outline only once and adds the ability to generate an
outline.mdfile in Markdown format. This is a good optimization that addresses the TODO comment below it about redundant data processing.tests/test_cli.py (1)
67-68: Good test coverage for new output filesGreat addition of test assertions for the new output files. This ensures the new functionality is properly tested.
CHANGES.md (1)
4-4: Well-documented changelog entryThe changelog entry clearly explains what was added and provides context that it was previously lost, which aligns perfectly with the PR title and objective.
What the title says.