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  • rewrite the vector search example to rely on the synchronous ATDFVectorStore helpers
  • expose a synchronous search helper and update ATDFToolbox to consume it
  • refactor the vector search tests to cover the synchronous workflow

Testing

  • python -m unittest tests.test_vector_search

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68e032d06894832d8d6d5dd8a1d431f9

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Hello @MauricioPerera, 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 significantly refactors the vector search functionality to transition from an asynchronous to a synchronous programming model. The core changes involve updating the example script to remove asyncio usage, introducing a dedicated synchronous search method in the vector store, and modifying the ATDFToolbox to leverage this new synchronous API. The accompanying test suite has also been adjusted to validate these synchronous operations, streamlining the codebase and simplifying its usage.

Highlights

  • Synchronous API Adoption: The vector search example has been refactored to exclusively use synchronous ATDFVectorStore helpers, removing all asyncio dependencies.
  • New Synchronous Search Helper: A new synchronous search helper has been exposed within the ATDFVectorStore to provide a direct synchronous interface for vector searches.
  • ATDFToolbox Integration: The ATDFToolbox has been updated to consume the newly exposed synchronous search helper, with a fallback mechanism to search_tools_sync for compatibility.
  • Test Suite Refactoring: The vector search tests have been thoroughly refactored to align with and cover the new synchronous workflow, ensuring the stability of the changes.
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Este pull request refactoriza el ejemplo de búsqueda vectorial y las pruebas asociadas para utilizar una nueva API síncrona, lo que simplifica el código al eliminar el uso de async/await y asyncio. Los cambios están bien implementados, incluyendo una capa de retrocompatibilidad en ATDFToolbox para soportar tanto el nombre del método de búsqueda antiguo como el nuevo. Las pruebas se han actualizado en consecuencia, aunque he identificado un par de áreas donde la cobertura de las pruebas podría mejorarse para evitar regresiones futuras.

not VECTOR_DEPENDENCIES_AVAILABLE,
"Dependencias de búsqueda vectorial no instaladas",
)
class TestVectorSearchIntegration(unittest.TestCase):
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La prueba test_find_tools_without_scores_for_legacy_consumers ha sido eliminada en esta refactorización. Esta prueba verificaba una funcionalidad importante de find_tools_by_text: la opción return_scores=False, que es útil para consumidores de la API que no esperan puntuaciones. Dado que esta característica todavía existe en ATDFToolbox, sería bueno mantener la prueba para asegurar su correcto funcionamiento y evitar regresiones. Por favor, considera volver a añadirla.

Comment on lines 310 to +311
self.assertTrue(len(results) > 0)
# Verificar que al menos uno de los resultados es sobre correo
has_email_tool = any(tool.tool_id == "test_tool_1" for tool, _ in results)
self.assertTrue(all(isinstance(score, float) for _, score in results))
self.assertTrue(has_email_tool)
mock_search_tools.assert_called_once()

def test_find_tools_without_scores_for_legacy_consumers(self):
"""Permite recuperar solo herramientas para código legado."""

results = self.toolbox.find_tools_by_text(
"correo",
use_vector_search=False,
return_scores=False,
)

self.assertTrue(results)
self.assertTrue(all(isinstance(tool, ATDFTool) for tool in results))
mock_search.assert_called_once()
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Las aserciones en esta prueba se han debilitado en comparación con la versión anterior. Ahora solo se comprueba que la búsqueda de fallback devuelva algún resultado, pero no se verifica que el resultado sea el correcto. La implementación anterior validaba que se encontrara la herramienta esperada (test_tool_1). Sería beneficioso restaurar las aserciones más específicas para garantizar que la lógica de fallback funcione correctamente y evitar regresiones.

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self.assertTrue(len(results) > 0)
# Verificar que al menos uno de los resultados es sobre correo
has_email_tool = any(tool.tool_id == "test_tool_1" for tool, _ in results)
self.assertTrue(all(isinstance(score, float) for _, score in results))
self.assertTrue(has_email_tool)
mock_search_tools.assert_called_once()
def test_find_tools_without_scores_for_legacy_consumers(self):
"""Permite recuperar solo herramientas para código legado."""
results = self.toolbox.find_tools_by_text(
"correo",
use_vector_search=False,
return_scores=False,
)
self.assertTrue(results)
self.assertTrue(all(isinstance(tool, ATDFTool) for tool in results))
mock_search.assert_called_once()
self.assertTrue(len(results) > 0)
# Verificar que al menos uno de los resultados es sobre correo
has_email_tool = any(tool.tool_id == "test_tool_1" for tool, _ in results)
self.assertTrue(has_email_tool)
mock_search.assert_called_once()

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