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jinliyl
3cb2579ff7
refactor(steps): update auto-memory (#263)
* refactor(steps): update naming conventions in components and configuration

Updated naming conventions across multiple files, changing colon-separated names to underscore-separated format, and added new step definitions along with documentation updates.

Key changes:
- Replaced `Synchronizer` with `AutoMemory` as the counterpart component for cold-write operations
- Updated naming conventions in all related configuration files (e.g., `frontmatter:read` → `frontmatter_read`)
- Added new step definitions such as `submit_slug_updates` and `auto_memory`
- Updated relevant documentation
- Modified log output format for improved readability

* refactor(evolve): Refactor the auto-memory module and update related configurations

- Remove the old slug update commit step file
- Add new auto-memory planner and writer steps
- Update __init__.py to export the new step classes
- Modify the auto_memory configuration structure in default.yaml
- Update the slug field description for clearer explanation of its purpose

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* refactor(tests): Move unit test directory from `tests4/unittest` to `tests4/unit`

Additionally, the assertion logic in test files has been updated: direct comparisons of `payload["notes"]` have been replaced with checks verifying the presence of paths and metadata within the response content. Furthermore, some test expectations have been simplified—for example, using `count` instead of asserting against specific note lists.

Specific changes include:
- Updating workflow configurations to align with the new test directory structure
- Modifying assertions across multiple test methods to make them more flexible and maintainable
- Cleaning up and optimizing parts of the test code structure

This is a comprehensive test refactoring effort aimed at improving test readability and robustness.

* Refactor(steps): Update memory writing logic and optimize JSON schema structure

Improved the write strategy description in `auto_memory_writer.yaml` to emphasize using `edit` over `write`.
Adjusted the `json_schema` structure in `base_step.py` to support the new function definition format.
Also corrected grammatical issues in the related documentation.

* Fix: Improve frontend data parsing error handling and update test files

Added capture and handling logic for YAML parsing exceptions, providing more detailed error messages when frontend data format issues occur. Also corrected the description text in a test file.
2026-05-29 12:07:44 +08:00
Joshua
0e5a9f5034
fix(reme_light): dedupe default watch paths on case-insensitive filesystems (#234)
* fix(reme_light): dedupe default watch paths on case-insensitive filesystems

On Windows NTFS and macOS HFS+, ``MEMORY.md`` and ``memory.md`` resolve to
the same physical file. ``ReMeLight.__init__`` hardcoded both spellings in
the default ``watch_paths`` list, so the memory markdown file was indexed
twice on those filesystems, wasting embedding calls and producing duplicate
search hits.

Dedupe the default candidate list using ``os.path.normcase`` as the
comparison key. On case-sensitive filesystems normcase is the identity
function, so both spellings continue to be watched there. The original
path strings are preserved, the caller-supplied ``watch_paths`` path is
untouched, and only the built-in fallback is affected.

Fixes #228

* refactor(reme_light): simplify watch path dedup via existence check

Replace the os.path.normcase-based dedup loop with a direct exists()
check that picks one of MEMORY.md / memory.md. On case-insensitive
filesystems both spellings resolve to the same file so exists() returns
true for both, naturally avoiding a duplicate watch — including on
macOS where os.path.normcase is the identity function and the previous
approach silently did nothing.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Co-authored-by: jinli.yl <jinli.yl@alibaba-inc.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-18 15:18:23 +08:00