- Update Copilot Dockerfile.tpl to remove unnecessary code and fix formatting.
- Update config.example.env and Copilot/.env.example to correct the LLM server URL.
- Remove unused code and update documentation in Copilot/README.md.
- Update navigation links in App/FeatureSet/Docs/Utils/Nav.ts to include Copilot documentation.
- Update Copilot/Config.ts and Copilot/Utils/Init.ts to use the new LLM server URL.
- Add logger statements in Copilot/Service/CopilotActions/CopilotActionsBase.ts to log file content.
This commit updates the environment variables CODE_REPOSITORY_PASSWORD and CODE_REPOSITORY_USERNAME in the Copilot project. The previous variables GITHUB_TOKEN and GITHUB_USERNAME have been replaced with the new variables to improve clarity and consistency. The changes are made in multiple files, including .github/workflows/reliability-copilot.yml, Copilot/.env.example, Copilot/Config.ts, Copilot/Utils/CodeRepository.ts, Copilot/Utils/Init.ts, config.example.env, and docker-compose.base.yml. These updates ensure that the correct credentials are used for accessing the code repository in the Copilot project.
This commit updates the branch name in Copilot/Index.ts from 'test-branch-3' to 'test-branch-4'. Additionally, it adds the GITHUB_USERNAME variable to the .env.example file. These changes improve the accuracy and functionality of the code.
The Config.ts file has been updated to handle the GitHub token more efficiently. The GetGitHubToken function now checks the repository type and throws an exception if a GitHub token is required but not provided. This change improves the security and reliability of the application by ensuring that the correct token is used for GitHub repositories.
The CodeRepositoryUtil methods getGitCommitHashForFile and getFilesInDirectory have been updated to accept a repoPath parameter. This change allows for specifying the repository path when retrieving the git commit hash for a file or getting the files in a directory. It improves the flexibility and reusability of the CodeRepositoryUtil class.
This code change updates the Dockerfile and build steps for the Copilot service. It adds a new workflow job, `docker-build-copilot`, which builds the Docker image for the Copilot service. The job includes steps to checkout the code, preinstall dependencies, and build the Docker image using the specified Dockerfile. This change ensures that the Copilot service is built and deployed correctly in the CI/CD pipeline.
