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  • New Features

    • Improved type handling for various JSON serialization properties, enhancing data processing capabilities.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated property types to enforce non-nullable strings in lists, reducing the risk of null reference exceptions.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced clarity in data handling by simplifying property types and names, aligning with C# conventions.

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The recent changes primarily focus on enhancing type safety and simplifying the JSON serialization process across various classes in the Ollama namespace. Key adjustments include the removal of nullable types from lists and changes to the converters used for serialization, reflecting a more structured approach to data handling. These modifications aim to improve maintainability and clarity in the codebase while ensuring that more specific data types are utilized for better performance and reliability.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContext.g.cs, JsonSerializerContextTypes.g.cs Updated type converters for JSON serialization; several converters removed, new ones added, and property types revised for clarity.
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.CompletionsClient.GenerateCompletion.g.cs Changed parameter type for images from IList<string?>? to IList<string>?, enhancing type safety.
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.CreateModelResponse.g.cs, GenerateChatCompletionResponse.g.cs Modified Status and DoneReason properties to use more specific types, improving serialization handling.
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.GenerateCompletionRequest.g.cs, Message.g.cs, ModelDetails.g.cs, RequestOptions.g.cs Changed property types from IList<string?>? to IList<string>?, ensuring non-nullable strings in lists for better safety.
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.PullModelResponse.g.cs Simplified Status property to use PullModelStatus?, removing the AnyOf wrapper for clarity.
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.ModelInformation.g.cs Renamed properties for consistency with C# naming conventions, improving code readability.

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    participant Client
    participant CompletionsClient
    participant JsonSerializer

    Client->>CompletionsClient: GenerateCompletion(model, prompt, images)
    CompletionsClient->>JsonSerializer: Serialize request
    JsonSerializer-->>CompletionsClient: Serialized data
    CompletionsClient-->>Client: Response with generated completion
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No more nulls, a lovely treat!
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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (2)
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContext.g.cs (1)

19-20: Incomplete Integration of CreateModelStatusVariant2JsonConverter

The CreateModelStatusVariant2JsonConverter is defined and registered but not found in use elsewhere in the codebase. Ensure it is integrated into the relevant serialization and deserialization processes to function as intended.

  • Files to Review:
    • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonConverters.CreateModelStatusVariant2.g.cs
    • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContext.g.cs
Analysis chain

Update to JSON converters is well-structured.

The removal of old converters and the addition of new ones for CreateModelStatusVariant2 suggest a refined serialization strategy. Ensure that all relevant data types are properly serialized and deserialized with the new converters.

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# Description: Verify the usage and impact of new JSON converters.

# Test: Search for the usage of `CreateModelStatusVariant2JsonConverter`. Expect: Proper integration in serialization logic.
rg --type cs 'CreateModelStatusVariant2JsonConverter'

Length of output: 438


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for the usage of `CreateModelStatusVariant2JsonConverter` across the codebase.

rg 'CreateModelStatusVariant2JsonConverter'

Length of output: 428

src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.GenerateCompletionRequest.g.cs (1)

38-38: Ensure non-nullable handling for images in GenerateCompletion.g.cs.

The images parameter in GenerateCompletion.g.cs is nullable and directly assigned to the Images property without null handling. Consider using a similar approach as in Chat.cs, where null values are replaced with an empty list, to ensure type safety and avoid potential null reference errors.

  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.CompletionsClient.GenerateCompletion.g.cs: Update the handling of images to ensure non-nullable strings are passed to Images.
Analysis chain

Enhance type safety for Images property.

The change from IList<string?>? to IList<string>? ensures that the list cannot contain null strings, enhancing type safety and reducing potential null reference errors.

Ensure that all usages of the Images property are updated to handle non-nullable strings.

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# Description: Verify all usages of the `Images` property handle non-nullable strings.

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rg --type cs -A 5 $'Images'

Length of output: 2242


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rg --type cs -A 5 -B 5 'images' src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.CompletionsClient.GenerateCompletion.g.cs

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 97fa4d8 and 9f6b011.

Files selected for processing (11)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContext.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContextTypes.g.cs (3 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.CompletionsClient.GenerateCompletion.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.CreateModelResponse.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.GenerateChatCompletionResponse.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.GenerateCompletionRequest.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.Message.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.ModelDetails.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.ModelInformation.g.cs (1 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.PullModelResponse.g.cs (2 hunks)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.RequestOptions.g.cs (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)
  • src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.ModelInformation.g.cs
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src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.CreateModelResponse.g.cs (1)

15-16: Verify the new JSON converter and type simplification.

The Status property now uses CreateModelStatusJsonConverter and has a simplified type. Ensure that the new converter correctly handles all expected cases for CreateModelStatus. Verify that the type change does not introduce any breaking changes in the codebase.

Verification successful

Verification Successful: JSON Converter and Type Simplification

The CreateModelStatusJsonConverter is correctly implemented and handles all expected cases for CreateModelStatus. The type simplification does not introduce any breaking changes in the codebase.

  • The converter ensures necessary type information is available and throws exceptions when it's not.
  • The CreateModelStatus type is used consistently across the codebase without issues.
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# Test: Search for the usage of the Status property in the codebase.
rg --type csharp -A 5 $'Status'

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rg --type csharp -A 10 'class CreateModelStatusJsonConverter' src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonConverters.CreateModelStatus.g.cs

# Check the usages of CreateModelStatus to ensure the simplified type does not cause issues.
rg --type csharp 'CreateModelStatus' src/libs/Ollama

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src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.ModelDetails.g.cs (1)

33-33: Verify impact of non-nullable strings in Families.

The Families property now enforces non-nullable strings, enhancing type safety. Verify that this change does not affect any existing logic or data that relied on nullable strings.

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No impact from non-nullable strings in Families.

The Families property is not used elsewhere in the codebase, indicating that the change to non-nullable strings does not affect any existing logic or data.

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# Find all C# files and search for the usage of the Families property.
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Length of output: 646

src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.Message.g.cs (1)

31-31: Verify impact of non-nullable strings in Images.

The Images property now enforces non-nullable strings, improving type safety. Verify that this change does not affect any existing logic or data that relied on nullable strings.

src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.PullModelResponse.g.cs (1)

18-19: Simplification of Status property is beneficial.

The change from AnyOf<string?, PullModelResponseStatus?> to PullModelStatus? simplifies the type handling and enhances type safety. Ensure that this change does not affect any existing logic that relied on the previous flexibility.

Verification successful

Simplification of Status property verified successfully.

The change to PullModelStatus? appears to be well-integrated, with the relevant JSON converter handling serialization and deserialization appropriately. No issues were found in the usage of PullModelStatus across the codebase.

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Length of output: 10895


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# Description: Verify usage of `PullModelStatusJsonConverter` to check for serialization/deserialization logic.

# Test: Search for `PullModelStatusJsonConverter` usage. Expect: Consistent handling with the new type definition.
rg --type cs 'PullModelStatusJsonConverter'

Length of output: 585

src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.GenerateChatCompletionResponse.g.cs (1)

46-47: Simplification of DoneReason property enhances clarity.

The change from AnyOf<string?, GenerateChatCompletionResponseDoneReason?> to DoneReason? improves type safety and clarity. Verify that all instances of DoneReason are correctly handled with the new type.

Verification successful

Verification Successful: DoneReason Type Usage is Consistent

The DoneReason type is consistently used across the codebase with the new type definition. The presence of JSON converters and implicit operators ensures that the type is correctly handled in serialization and model contexts.

  • DoneReason is used in JSON converters, ensuring proper serialization.
  • Implicit operators and equality methods are defined, supporting type consistency.
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# Test: Search for `DoneReason` usage. Expect: Consistent usage with the new type definition.
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src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContextTypes.g.cs (45)

16-16: Update Type0 to use GenerateCompletionRequest.

The change from string? to GenerateCompletionRequest? reflects a transition to a more structured data type, aligning with the current API requirements.


20-20: Simplify Type1 to a single string.

Changing from IList<string?>? to string? simplifies the data structure, which may impact how this data is serialized and deserialized.


24-24: Ensure type consistency for Type2.

The change from IList<long>? to IList<string>? indicates a shift in expected data types, which requires verification of data handling consistency.


28-28: Adjust Type3 to a list of longs.

Switching from RequestOptions? to IList<long>? suggests a change in data representation, which should be verified for correctness in usage.


32-32: Refactor Type4 to a single long.

Changing from ResponseFormat? to long? simplifies the data type, which may affect serialization logic.


36-36: Revert Type5 to RequestOptions.

Switching back to RequestOptions? from bool? enhances type specificity, aligning with the intended API usage.


48-48: Revert Type8 to bool.

Switching from DateTime? to bool? aligns with the intended data handling for this property.


52-52: Revert Type9 to ResponseFormat.

Changing from long? to ResponseFormat? restores the intended data type for this property.


56-56: Update Type10 to VersionResponse.

This change from a list of messages to a single VersionResponse? aligns with the updated API structure.


60-60: Update Type11 to GenerateCompletionResponse.

Switching from a list of tools to a single GenerateCompletionResponse? reflects the updated data handling requirements.


64-64: Revert Type12 to DateTime.

Changing from Message? to DateTime? aligns with the expected data type for this property.


68-68: Update Type13 to GenerateChatCompletionRequest.

The change from an AnyOf type to GenerateChatCompletionRequest? enhances type clarity and consistency.


72-72: Revert Type14 to a list of messages.

Switching from MessageRole? to IList<Message>? aligns with the intended data structure for this property.


76-76: Revert Type15 to Message.

Changing from a list of tool calls to a single Message? aligns with the expected data handling.


80-80: Revert Type16 to MessageRole.

Switching from ToolType? to MessageRole? restores the intended data type for this property.


84-84: Revert Type17 to a list of tool calls.

Changing from ToolFunction? to IList<ToolCall>? aligns with the expected data structure.


88-88: Revert Type18 to ToolCall.

Switching from ToolFunctionParams? to ToolCall? restores the intended data type for this property.


100-100: Revert Type21 to a list of tools.

Changing from a list of doubles to IList<Tool>? aligns with the expected data handling.


104-104: Revert Type22 to Tool.

Switching from an AnyOf type to Tool? enhances type clarity and consistency.


108-108: Revert Type23 to ToolType.

Changing from a list of models to ToolType? aligns with the expected data type.


112-112: Revert Type24 to ToolFunction.

Switching from ModelDetails? to ToolFunction? restores the intended data type for this property.


116-116: Revert Type25 to ToolFunctionParams.

Changing from a list of process models to ToolFunctionParams? aligns with the expected data handling.


120-120: Update Type26 to GenerateChatCompletionResponse.

Switching from ModelInformation? to GenerateChatCompletionResponse? reflects the updated data handling requirements.


124-124: Revert Type27 to DoneReason.

Changing from an AnyOf type to DoneReason? enhances type clarity and consistency.


128-128: Revert Type28 to DoneReasonVariant2.

Switching from an AnyOf type to DoneReasonVariant2? restores the intended data type for this property.


132-132: Update Type29 to GenerateEmbeddingRequest.

The change from VersionResponse? to GenerateEmbeddingRequest? aligns with the updated API structure.


136-136: Update Type30 to GenerateEmbeddingResponse.

Switching from GenerateCompletionRequest? to GenerateEmbeddingResponse? reflects the updated data handling requirements.


140-140: Revert Type31 to a list of doubles.

Changing from GenerateCompletionResponse? to IList<double>? aligns with the expected data handling.


144-144: Revert Type32 to a double.

Switching from GenerateChatCompletionRequest? to double? restores the intended data type for this property.


148-148: Update Type33 to CreateModelRequest.

The change from GenerateChatCompletionResponse? to CreateModelRequest? reflects the updated API structure.


152-152: Update Type34 to CreateModelResponse.

Switching from GenerateEmbeddingRequest? to CreateModelResponse? aligns with the updated data handling requirements.


156-156: Update Type35 to CreateModelStatus.

The change from GenerateEmbeddingResponse? to CreateModelStatus? reflects the updated API structure.


160-160: Update Type36 to CreateModelStatusVariant2.

Switching from CreateModelRequest? to CreateModelStatusVariant2? aligns with the updated data handling requirements.


164-164: Update Type37 to ModelsResponse.

The change from CreateModelResponse? to ModelsResponse? reflects the updated API structure.


168-168: Revert Type38 to a list of models.

Switching from ModelsResponse? to IList<Model>? aligns with the expected data handling.


172-172: Revert Type39 to Model.

Changing from ProcessResponse? to Model? restores the intended data type for this property.


176-176: Revert Type40 to ModelDetails.

Switching from ModelInfoRequest? to ModelDetails? aligns with the expected data handling.


180-180: Revert Type41 to ModelInformation.

Changing from ModelInfo? to ModelInformation? restores the intended data type for this property.


184-184: Revert Type42 to ProcessResponse.

Switching from CopyModelRequest? to ProcessResponse? aligns with the expected data handling.


188-188: Revert Type43 to a list of process models.

Changing from DeleteModelRequest? to IList<ProcessModel>? aligns with the expected data handling.


192-192: Revert Type44 to ProcessModel.

Switching from PullModelRequest? to ProcessModel? restores the intended data type for this property.


196-196: Revert Type45 to ModelInfoRequest.

Changing from PullModelResponse? to ModelInfoRequest? aligns with the expected data handling.


200-200: Revert Type46 to ModelInfo.

Switching from PushModelRequest? to ModelInfo? restores the intended data type for this property.


204-204: Revert Type47 to CopyModelRequest.

Changing from PushModelResponse? to CopyModelRequest? aligns with the expected data handling.


208-208: Revert Type48 to DeleteModelRequest.

Switching from byte[]? to DeleteModelRequest? restores the intended data type for this property.

src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.CompletionsClient.GenerateCompletion.g.cs (1)

138-138: Enhance type safety for images parameter.

The change from IList<string?>? to IList<string>? ensures that the list cannot contain null strings, enhancing type safety and reducing potential null reference errors.

Ensure that all calls to the GenerateCompletion method are updated to handle non-nullable strings in the images parameter.

Verification successful

Verification successful: No issues found with images parameter handling.

The images parameter in the GenerateCompletion method is correctly handled as IList<string>?, allowing the list itself to be null, but not its elements. All calls defaulting to null are valid and consistent with the intended behavior.

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# Test: Search for the `GenerateCompletion` method calls. Expect: No nullable string handling.
rg --type cs -A 5 $'GenerateCompletion'

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src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.RequestOptions.g.cs (1)

135-135: Ensure proper handling of non-null strings in Stop.

The change to IList<string>? enforces that only non-null strings are allowed in the Stop list. This enhances type safety but requires verification that no null values are being added to Stop in the codebase.

Verification successful

Verification successful: No null values assigned to Stop.

The Stop property is not being assigned null values in the codebase, confirming that the change to enforce non-null strings is correctly handled. No further action is required.

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# Description: Verify that no null values are being added to the `Stop` property in the codebase.

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