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Cody context: handle empty queries#60106
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This wasn't necessary, just a refactor to remove a function layer
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Thanks for the fix, this makes sense to me.
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If a cody context query contains only stopwords, then query processing returns a list of empty terms, causing a panic. Now, we just return an empty query which matches no files. (cherry picked from commit 060d10d)
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Cody context: handle empty queries (#60106) If a cody context query contains only stopwords, then query processing returns a list of empty terms, causing a panic. Now, we just return an empty query which matches no files. (cherry picked from commit 060d10d) Co-authored-by: Julie Tibshirani <julietibs@apache.org>
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In #60106, we fixed a bug where the context search threw an error when the query was composed entirely of stopwords. However, the queries were still returning results (based on filename match). This means that for a stopwords-only query like "what's going on?" we return a fairly random set of files, which confuses the LLM. Now we make sure to return an empty search, which returns no results.
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In #60106, we fixed a bug where the context search threw an error when the query was composed entirely of stopwords. However, the queries were still returning results (based on filename match). This means that for a stopwords-only query like "what's going on?" we return a fairly random set of files, which confuses the LLM. Now we make sure to return an empty search, which returns no results.
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…62055) * Context: return no results for stopwords query (#61848) In #60106, we fixed a bug where the context search threw an error when the query was composed entirely of stopwords. However, the queries were still returning results (based on filename match). This means that for a stopwords-only query like "what's going on?" we return a fairly random set of files, which confuses the LLM. Now we make sure to return an empty search, which returns no results. * Context: avoid panic on stopwords query (#62026) In #61848, we tried to fix an issue when the query contained only stopwords and we interpreted this as "match all files". Unfortunately this fix introduced a panic by returning a nil search job, which is not allowed by the our job framework. Now, we return a `noopJob` which returns no results. This is the same approach we use when an AND/ OR query has no operands.
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If a cody context query contains only stopwords, then query processing returns
a list of empty terms, causing a panic. Now, we just return an empty query
which matches no files.
Fixes #60090
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