improve prompt templates to get response in yaml format and make parsing easier
also add debug file functionality so that exact input, prompts, and output can be easily seen for every request
* Parsing issue into llm request moved to `vc` package
* Converted "issue ID" string to "issue number" int
* Added config struct to `pullpal/common.go`
* Added multi-repo config support
* Added support for custom base branches for PRs
* Added configurable wait time
* Bot should comment on pull requests and threads when running into an
error
focus on fully automated as basic/default functionality. remove unnecessary commands except for local git debug. remove unnecessary interfaces and code. remove local git functionality from github client. probably some other stuff too
OpenAIClient can be used to interact with OpenAI's API. Untested at the
moment (except with an API key that does not yet have perms)
Local git client splits the "git" functionality (e.g. make commits,
checkout branches, etc...) away from the "github" client
I also removed a lot of duplicate code for the different commands in cmd
And created a basic "local issue" command to send a "code change
request" to the llm, and receive a code change response. Eventually, I
want this to make the corresponding local git changes, for the user to
check.
TODO: github client should only be responsible for github-specific
actions, e.g. opening a PR or listing issues/comments
Implement cobra and stuff
Right now there is just one root command
You can set a config file, or pass flags in via CLI
Haven't figured out how to use env variables yet
But if you run the root command,
It'll check the repo for issues, and generate an LLM prompt
You can copy-paste it to the LLM chat, then copy-paste the response to a
different file
Then press enter in the CLI tool, and it will parse the response and
open a PR with the change
Added "version control client" interface and created a Github
implementation of it. Right now it only creates pull requests and lists
issues.
Restructued some code. Idk if it will be permanent.
Next I plan to add behavior around replacing files in the local repo,
and creating commits.
Maximillian von Briesen