LCORE-1142: minor updates in docstrings#1058
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WalkthroughAdded docstring clarifications to three HTTP endpoint handlers: documented a 500 write-failure raise in feedback, added a Returns section describing ReadinessResponse fields in health, and described the PlainTextResponse content for metrics. No code or control-flow changes. Changes
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@src/app/endpoints/feedback.py`:
- Around line 154-158: Update the docstring for the feedback-writing endpoint
function to remove the redundant IOError (it's an alias of OSError) and to state
that callers will receive an HTTPException when file write fails; reference the
try/except that catches OSError and raises HTTPException so the docstring lists
HTTPException (not OSError/IOError) as the propagated error. Ensure the
description mentions the HTTP status or message returned by the raised
HTTPException and keep the error documentation in sync with the except block
that catches OSError and re-raises HTTPException.
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Docstring inaccuracy: OSError/IOError don't propagate to callers.
The function catches OSError at line 174 and re-raises it as HTTPException. Since Python 3, IOError is an alias for OSError, so listing both is redundant. More importantly, neither exception actually propagates to callers—only HTTPException does.
Consider documenting what the caller actually sees:
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Raises:
- OSError: If writing the feedback file fails.
- IOError: If writing the feedback file fails.
+ HTTPException: If writing the feedback file fails (HTTP 500).📝 Committable suggestion
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| OSError: If writing the feedback file fails. | |
| IOError: If writing the feedback file fails. | |
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| HTTPException: If writing the feedback file fails (HTTP 500). | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@src/app/endpoints/feedback.py` around lines 154 - 158, Update the docstring
for the feedback-writing endpoint function to remove the redundant IOError (it's
an alias of OSError) and to state that callers will receive an HTTPException
when file write fails; reference the try/except that catches OSError and raises
HTTPException so the docstring lists HTTPException (not OSError/IOError) as the
propagated error. Ensure the description mentions the HTTP status or message
returned by the raised HTTPException and keep the error documentation in sync
with the except block that catches OSError and re-raises HTTPException.
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