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Description

  • Introduced task_wait utility function for crontab tasks

    • Added implementation for delayed task execution
    • Registered the new function in crontab utilities
    • Provided JSON schema for function parameters
  • Added model for task wait arguments


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Enhancement
TaskWaitFn.cs
Add `TaskWaitFn` for delayed crontab task execution           

src/Infrastructure/BotSharp.Core.Crontab/Functions/TaskWaitFn.cs

  • Added new TaskWaitFn class implementing delayed task execution
  • Handles deserialization of delay arguments and performs async wait
  • Logs errors and updates message content accordingly
  • +38/-0   
    CrontabUtilityHook.cs
    Register `task_wait` in crontab utility functions               

    src/Infrastructure/BotSharp.Core.Crontab/Hooks/CrontabUtilityHook.cs

  • Registered task_wait function in crontab utilities
  • Updated utility functions list to include the new function
  • +3/-2     
    util-crontab-task_wait.json
    Add JSON schema for `task_wait` function                                 

    src/Infrastructure/BotSharp.Core.Crontab/data/agents/6745151e-6d46-4a02-8de4-1c4f21c7da95/functions/util-crontab-task_wait.json

  • Added JSON schema for util-crontab-task_wait function
  • Defined required parameter delay_time in seconds
  • +16/-0   
    TaskWaitArgs.cs
    Add `TaskWaitArgs` model for delay arguments                         

    src/Infrastructure/BotSharp.Abstraction/Crontab/Models/TaskWaitArgs.cs

  • Introduced TaskWaitArgs model with DelayTime property
  • Supports JSON property mapping for function arguments
  • +14/-0   
    Configuration changes
    BotSharp.Core.Crontab.csproj
    Add `task_wait` function JSON to project content                 

    src/Infrastructure/BotSharp.Core.Crontab/BotSharp.Core.Crontab.csproj

  • Included util-crontab-task_wait.json in project content
  • Ensured file is copied to output directory on build
  • +3/-0     

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    Code Review Summary

    Change Summary: The changes introduce a new class TaskWaitArgs and a function TaskWaitFn which seem to implement a delay based mechanism within the Crontab utilities. The changes also include modifications to the CrontabUtilityHook to support this new functionality.

    Issues Found

    Issue 1: Possible Null Reference Exception

    • Description: In TaskWaitFn class' Execute method, there's a potential for a null reference exception if args is null since the OR operator || will continue checking both conditions even if the first one is false.
    • Suggestion: Replace || with && and reinitialize args.DelayTime default check.
    • Example:
      // Before
      if (args != null || args.DelayTime > 0)
      // After
      if (args != null && args.DelayTime > 0)

    Issue 2: JSON Serialization Attribute Missing

    • Description: The using System.Text.Json.Serialization; is missing, which is required for the JsonPropertyName attribute in TaskWaitArgs.
    • Suggestion: Include the required namespace at the beginning of the TaskWaitArgs.cs file.
    • Example:
      using System.Text.Json.Serialization;

    Issue 3: Improved Exception Handling

    • Description: The catch block in Execute does not differentiate between JSON deserialization errors and task delay execution errors.
    • Suggestion: Log specific error messages based on exception types for better debugging.
    • Example:
      catch (JsonException jsonEx)
      {
          message.Content = "Invalid function arguments format.";
          _logger.LogError(jsonEx, "Json deserialization failed.");
      }
      catch (Exception ex)
      {
          message.Content = "Unable to perform delay task.";
          _logger.LogError(ex, "Crontab wait task failed.");
      }

    Overall Evaluation

    The code introduces new functionality effectively but has areas that require attention, mainly related to exception handling and potential null reference issues. Improving these areas will enhance robustness and maintainability.

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    Logic Bug

    The condition check in the Execute method has a logical error. It uses "||" instead of "&&" which means the delay will execute even if args is null.

    if (args != null || args.DelayTime > 0)
    {
    Missing Import

    The JsonPropertyName attribute is used but the System.Text.Json.Serialization namespace is not imported.

    [JsonPropertyName("delay_time")]
    public int DelayTime { get; set; }

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    Possible issue
    Fix null reference bug

    The condition has a logical error. It should use AND (&&) instead of OR (||) to
    ensure both that args is not null and the delay time is positive. The current
    condition will attempt to access DelayTime even when args is null, causing a
    NullReferenceException.

    src/Infrastructure/BotSharp.Core.Crontab/Functions/TaskWaitFn.cs [25]

    -if (args != null || args.DelayTime > 0)
    +if (args != null && args.DelayTime > 0)

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    try
    {
    var args = JsonSerializer.Deserialize<TaskWaitArgs>(message.FunctionArgs);
    if (args != null || args.DelayTime > 0)

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    Suggestion: Fix null reference bug

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    if (args != null || args.DelayTime > 0)
    if (args != null && args.DelayTime > 0)

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    Code Review Summary

    Change Summary: The changes introduce a new function TaskWaitFn and its supporting argument model TaskWaitArgs. This function allows the system to pause execution for a specified delay time in seconds. It also updates CrontabUtilityHook to register this new utility function. These changes aid in adding scheduled delay capabilities, potentially enhancing system flexibility and timing management.

    Issues Identified

    Issue 1: [Code Readability and Organization]

    • Description: Multiple namespaces are declared without being used, such as using System.Collections.Generic;, using System.Linq;, using System.Text;, and using System.Threading.Tasks;.
    • Suggestion: Remove unnecessary using directives to improve readability and possibly reduce compilation time.
    • Example:
      // Before Modification
      using System.Text;
      using System.Threading.Tasks;
      
      // After Modification
      // Removed unused "using" statements.

    Issue 2: [Code Maintenance]

    • Description: The TaskWaitFn uses a literal multiplier factor 1000 to convert seconds to milliseconds. This magic number might confuse developers unfamiliar with the context.
    • Suggestion: Declaration of a constant to represent MillisecondsInASecond for clarity and context.
    • Example:
      // Before Modification
      await Task.Delay(args.DelayTime * 1000);
      
      // After Modification
      const int MillisecondsInASecond = 1000;
      await Task.Delay(args.DelayTime * MillisecondsInASecond);

    Overall Evaluation

    The code is functionally adding a needed feature but can be improved in terms of organization and clarity. Enhancements should focus on code readability and maintainability by cleaning up unused namespaces and avoiding magic numbers. Implementing these suggestions improves the code base's robustness and becomes easier to maintain and understand.

    @Oceania2018 Oceania2018 merged commit 2ca7cf2 into SciSharp:master Apr 30, 2025
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    @ChenGong-lessen ChenGong-lessen deleted the cgong/features/NC-4824 branch May 5, 2025 14:22
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