small fix of project name in prompt

post_process.py

@@ -89,8 +89,8 @@ def main():
 
     # Prepare the query for ask_chatgpt
     query = (
-        "the following would represent the sequence of commands and reasoning made by an LLM trying to install \"webpack\" project from source code and execute test cases. "
-        "I want you to summarize the encountered problems and give advice for next attempt. Be precise and concise. Address the most important and critical issues (ignore non critical warnings and so). Your response should have one header: ### Feedback from previous installation attempts\n"
+        "the following would represent the sequence of commands and reasoning made by an LLM trying to install \"{}\" project from source code and execute test cases. "
+        "I want you to summarize the encountered problems and give advice for next attempt. Be precise and concise. Address the most important and critical issues (ignore non critical warnings and so). Your response should have one header: ### Feedback from previous installation attempts\n".format(project_name)
         f"+ {extracted_content}"
     )
 

problems_memory/marshmallow

@@ -1,11 +1,18 @@
 ### Feedback from previous installation attempts
 
-All provided reports suggest that the installation worked as expected; though, it's unclear if the "webpack" project is used at all since the contents of the reports all mention the 'marshmallow' project. 'tox' is used, which is a test runner, so it's assumed that the tests have been executed without stating any issues.
+From the detailed information provided:
 
-If "webpack" should be installed and tested, the steps might have been unclear or misreported. "Webpack" is not a Python project, so Python-specific instructions or tools such as 'tox', 'venv', or 'pip' are not applicable. Webpack is a static module bundler for modern JavaScript applications and needs Node.js environment.
+1. **Project is a Python Package**: The project directory contains various documentation files, a source code directory, and tests directory indicating that the project is properly structured. It's crucial to maintain this structure for successful building and testing.
 
-Advice for next installation and test execution attempt:
+2. **Dependencies Missing in Installation**: Dependencies such as 'tox', 'pytest', 'simplejson', 'sphinx', and 'packaging' were identified but it's not clear whether they were properly installed before running tests. Missing dependencies could lead to a build failure. Always ensure to install all required dependencies by running `pip install -r requirements.txt`.
 
-1. Check the scope of the project. Make sure you work on the correct software project ("webpack" vs. "marshmallow").
-2. If the objective is to install and test "webpack", Node.js and npm (node package manager) are required. Webpack can be installed globally with `npm install --global webpack`. For testing, use the included scripts in the project's `package.json` file, often it's as simple as running `npm test`.
-3. If working with the Python 'marshmallow' project, continue using Python environment setup with venv and pip. Use tox for executing the provided tests.
+3. **Tox Failure**: The command to run tests with `tox` failed because the `tox` tool was not found. This is likely due to either an incomplete installation of dependencies or a path issue. Make sure `tox` is properly installed in the environment, and that the environment path is set correctly. 
+
+4. **Marshmallow Dependency**: Marshmallow is a critical dependency identified in the project files. Make sure it's correctly installed using the command `pip install -U marshmallow`, else it could result in operational issues.
+
+To rectify these, in the next attempt:
+- Ensure all dependencies in 'requirements.txt' are properly installed.
+- Confirm that 'tox' is installed and the environment path is set correctly.
+- Secure successful installation of 'marshmallow'. 
+
+Running tests after these corrections should be successful.