Add a [ reset_development ] command

[abuzarmahmood]

If this trigger is seen in an issue message

1. Branch and PR related to issue are deleted
2. under_development tag is removed from issue

[abuzarmahmood]

The issue involves adding a [ reset_development ] command to a GitHub bot. The following files were identified as relevant for implementing this feature:

1. triggers.py: This file handles the triggers for the bot. A new trigger for [ reset_development ] needs to be added to initiate the required actions.

   Suggested code addition:

   def has_reset_development_trigger(issue: Issue) -> bool:
       """
       Check if the latest comment contains the reset_development trigger
   
       Args:
           issue: The GitHub issue to check
   
       Returns:
           True if the latest comment contains "[ reset_development ]"
       """
       comments = get_issue_comments(issue)
       if not comments:
           return False
       return "[ reset_development ]" in comments[-1].body

2. bot_tools.py: This file might contain utility functions for the bot. Functions to delete branches and remove tags could be implemented or modified here.

   Suggested code addition:

   def delete_issue_branch_and_pr(issue: Issue, repo_path: str) -> None:
       """
       Delete branches and PRs related to the issue
   
       Args:
           issue: The GitHub issue
           repo_path: Path to the local git repository
       """
       branches = get_issue_related_branches(repo_path, issue.number)
       for branch, _ in branches:
           delete_branch(repo_path, branch, force=True)
           # Add logic to delete PR if necessary
   
   def remove_under_development_tag(issue: Issue) -> None:
       """
       Remove the under_development tag from the issue
   
       Args:
           issue: The GitHub issue
       """
       for label in issue.labels:
           if label.name == "under_development":
               issue.remove_from_labels(label)

3. branch_handler.py: This file likely manages branch operations. Ensure it supports deleting branches related to specific issues.

   Suggested code addition:

   def delete_branch(repo_path: str, branch_name: str, force: bool = False) -> None:
       """
       Delete a git branch
   
       Args:
           repo_path: Path to local git repository
           branch_name: Name of branch to delete
           force: If True, force delete even if not merged
       """
       repo = git.Repo(repo_path)
       if branch_name in repo.heads:
           repo.delete_head(branch_name, force=force)
           print(f"Deleted branch {branch_name}")

4. git_utils.py: This file probably contains Git-related utilities. It may need updates to support branch deletion and tag removal.

   Suggested code addition:

   def remove_label_from_issue(issue: Issue, label_name: str) -> None:
       """
       Remove a specific label from an issue
   
       Args:
           issue: The GitHub issue
           label_name: The name of the label to remove
       """
       for label in issue.labels:
           if label.name == label_name:
               issue.remove_from_labels(label)
               print(f"Removed label {label_name} from issue #{issue.number}")

These changes should help implement the [ reset_development ] command functionality as described in the issue. Testing these changes thoroughly is recommended to ensure they work as expected.

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[abuzarmahmood]

Incorporate these functions into the function process_issue in response_agent.py

[abuzarmahmood]

To incorporate the functions related to the [ reset_development ] command into the process_issue function in response_agent.py, you can follow these steps:

1. Identify the Trigger: Add a check for the [ reset_development ] trigger in the check_triggers function.

2. Modify process_issue: Update the process_issue function to handle the new trigger by calling the appropriate functions to delete branches, remove tags, etc.

Here's how you can modify the code:

Step 1: Update check_triggers Function

In the check_triggers function, add a condition to check for the [ reset_development ] trigger:

def check_triggers(issue: Issue) -> str:
    """
    Check if the issue contains any triggers for generating a response

    Args:
        issue: The GitHub issue to check

    Returns:
        The trigger phrase found in the issue
    """
    if triggers.has_reset_development_trigger(issue):
        return "reset_development"
    elif triggers.has_generate_edit_command_trigger(issue):
        return "generate_edit_command"
    elif triggers.has_user_feedback(issue):
        return "feedback"
    else:
        return "new_response"

Step 2: Update process_issue Function

In the process_issue function, add logic to handle the reset_development trigger:

def process_issue(
    issue: Issue,
    repo_name: str,
    ignore_checks: bool = False,
) -> Tuple[bool, Optional[str]]:
    """
    Process a single issue - check if it needs response and generate one

    Args:
        issue: The GitHub issue to process

    Returns:
        Tuple of (whether response was posted, optional error message)
    """
    try:
        # Existing checks...

        # Check for reset_development trigger
        if triggers.has_reset_development_trigger(issue):
            repo_path = bot_tools.get_local_repo_path(repo_name)
            bot_tools.delete_issue_branch_and_pr(issue, repo_path)
            bot_tools.remove_under_development_tag(issue)
            write_issue_response(issue, "Development reset successfully.")
            return True, None

        # Existing logic for other triggers...

    except Exception as e:
        return False, f"Error processing issue: {traceback.format_exc()}"

Additional Considerations

• Ensure that the triggers.py file includes the has_reset_development_trigger function as suggested in the previous response.
• Ensure that the bot_tools.py file includes the delete_issue_branch_and_pr and remove_under_development_tag functions as suggested in the previous response.

These changes will integrate the [ reset_development ] functionality into the existing bot workflow, allowing it to handle this new command effectively.

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[abuzarmahmood]

[ develop_issue ]

[abuzarmahmood]

Created pull request: #57
Continue discussion there.

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