Python Implementation of Real-Time AI Conversation with PyRx #13
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src/python/main.py:44
- Use asyncio.get_running_loop() instead of asyncio.get_event_loop() to avoid potential issues with the event loop.
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
src/python/main.py:62
- Use a try...finally block to ensure speaker_output.dispose() is always called.
await client.close()
src/python/rtclient/util/id_generator_test.py:11
- The test assumes a fixed length for the generated ID. Instead, verify that the generated ID starts with the given prefix and that the total length of the ID is equal to the length of the prefix plus the length of the suffix (24 characters).
assert len(id) == 32
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| async def test_receive_non_existing_message(message_queue): | ||
| messages = [Message("2", "World")] | ||
| message_queue.receive_delegate = lambda: asyncio.sleep(0, messages.pop(0) if messages else None) |
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The lambda function for receive_delegate is incorrect. Replace with an asynchronous function that returns the message.
| message_queue.receive_delegate = lambda: asyncio.sleep(0, messages.pop(0) if messages else None) | |
| async def receive_delegate(): return messages.pop(0) if messages else None |
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| result1, result2 = await asyncio.gather(task1, task2) | ||
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| assert result1.content == "Shared" | ||
| assert result2 is None |
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The assertion may not always be correct. Use a more reliable way to ensure only one task gets the message.
| assert result2 is None | |
| assert message_queue.queued_messages_count() == 0 |
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| async def test_receive_with_always_false_predicate(message_queue): | ||
| messages = [Message("1", "First"), Message("2", "Second")] | ||
| message_queue.receive_delegate = lambda: asyncio.sleep(0, messages.pop(0) if messages else None) |
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The lambda function for receive_delegate is incorrect. Replace with an asynchronous function that returns the message.
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