Update requirements.txt

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dependencies

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Description

• Removed the specific version constraint for the Unidecode package in requirements.txt, allowing for more flexibility in version usage.

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Changes walkthrough 📝

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Dependencies	requirements.txt Relax version constraint for Unidecode dependency                requirements.txt Removed specific version constraint for Unidecode. Updated Unidecode to allow any version. +1/-1

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PR Reviewer Guide 🔍

⏱️ Estimated effort to review: 1 🔵⚪⚪⚪⚪

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⚡ Key issues to review Dependency Version The removal of a specific version constraint for Unidecode might lead to compatibility issues with future or older versions. It's generally safer to specify a version range that is known to be compatible with the application.

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PR Code Suggestions ✨

Category	Suggestion	Score
Best practice	Specify a version for the Unidecode package Specify a version for the Unidecode package to ensure consistent, predictable behavior across different environments. requirements.txt [3] -Unidecode +Unidecode==1.3 Suggestion importance[1-10]: 9 Why: Specifying a version for the Unidecode package is a best practice that ensures consistent and predictable behavior across different environments. This suggestion addresses a potential issue with dependency management. The existing code lacks a version specification, which could lead to unexpected behavior if the package is updated. The improved code correctly specifies a version.	9

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/help "how to remove the 'Preparing review...' message'"?

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how to remove the 'preparing review...' message'?

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The provided snippets do not contain information on how to remove the 'preparing review...' message. Please refer to the documentation section related to message configurations or settings in the PR-Agent tool.

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/help "In CLI, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing? "

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/help "In CLI, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing? "

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in cli, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing?

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Yes, you can perform a dry run using the CLI to just print locally without publishing. However, the specific command or flag to enable a dry run is not detailed in the provided snippets. You might need to look into the CLI help or documentation for the exact command or flag to use.

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/help "In CLI, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing? "

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in cli, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing?

Answer:

Yes, you can perform a dry run using the CLI to just print locally without publishing. However, the specific command or flag to enable a dry run is not detailed in the provided snippets. You might need to check the CLI help or the detailed documentation for the exact command or flag.

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• https://pr-agent-docs.codium.ai/usage-guide/introduction
• https://pr-agent-docs.codium.ai/installation/locally#using-pip-package

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/help "In CLI, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing? "

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/help "In CLI, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing? " --pr_help.force_local_db=true

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Question:

in cli, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing?

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The documentation does not explicitly mention the ability to perform a dry run that only prints locally without publishing. However, you can run PR-Agent commands locally using the CLI, which might allow you to test without affecting remote repositories. For more specific functionality like a dry run, you might need to check the detailed CLI command options or configurations.

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• https://pr-agent-docs.codium.ai/usage-guide/introduction
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/help "how to change the number of code suggestions" ?

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how to change the number of code suggestions ?

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To change the number of code suggestions in PR-Agent, you can modify the num_code_suggestions parameter in the tool's configuration. This parameter determines how many code suggestions are provided. The default value is typically set to 4, but you can adjust it according to your needs. For example, if you are using the 'improve' tool, you can set num_code_suggestions_per_chunk to the desired number of suggestions per chunk.

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/help "In CLI, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing? "

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Question:

in cli, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing?

Answer:

The documentation does not explicitly mention the ability to perform a dry run that only prints locally without publishing using the CLI. However, you can run PR-Agent commands locally, which might allow for testing without affecting remote repositories. For further details, you might need to refer to specific command options or flags in the CLI documentation or source code.

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• https://pr-agent-docs.codium.ai/usage-guide/introduction
• https://pr-agent-docs.codium.ai/installation/locally#using-pip-package

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/help "In CLI, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing? "

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Question:

in cli, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing?

Answer:

Yes, you can perform a dry run using the CLI. However, the documentation does not explicitly mention a dry run option. Typically, this would involve running the CLI command without actually triggering any external actions like publishing. You might need to check for specific flags or settings in the CLI tool that allow for a dry run or similar functionality.

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• https://pr-agent-docs.codium.ai/usage-guide/introduction
• https://pr-agent-docs.codium.ai/installation/locally#using-pip-package

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/help "In CLI, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing? "

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Question:

in cli, can i do a dry run and just print locally without publishing?

Answer:

Yes, you can perform a dry run and print results locally without publishing by setting the publish_output to false in your local configuration file (configuration.toml). This allows you to debug or experiment with different tools without affecting the actual PR.

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• https://pr-agent-docs.codium.ai/usage-guide/automations_and_usage#local-repo-(cli)