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feat:Updated OpenAPI spec #25

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  • New Features

    • Introduced stricter type constraints for properties like Images and Status, enhancing data integrity and type safety.
    • Added new properties to enhance the handling of model responses.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved serialization logic to streamline data handling and reduce potential null reference issues.
  • Documentation

    • Updated property names to follow standard C# naming conventions for better readability and maintainability.
  • Chores

    • Cleaned up deprecated elements and warnings, ensuring code quality and clarity.

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The recent changes in the Ollama library focus on refining data types and serialization processes within various models. Enhancements include tightening type constraints for properties, simplifying complex types, and improving the clarity of JSON converters. These adjustments aim to increase type safety, reduce ambiguity, and align the code with best practices in data representation, ultimately leading to a more robust and maintainable codebase.

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Files Change Summary
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContext.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContextTypes.g.cs
Modified JSON converters and property types for improved serialization and type safety, with several properties reflecting more specific types.
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.CompletionsClient.GenerateCompletion.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.CreateModelResponse.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.GenerateChatCompletionResponse.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.GenerateCompletionRequest.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.Message.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.ModelDetails.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.ModelInformation.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.PullModelResponse.g.cs
src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.RequestOptions.g.cs
Updated various property definitions to enforce stricter types, simplifying nullable configurations, and enhancing data integrity across model classes.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CompletionsClient
    participant Model

    User->>CompletionsClient: GenerateCompletion(model, prompt, images)
    CompletionsClient->>Model: Validate inputs
    Model-->>CompletionsClient: Validated response
    CompletionsClient-->>User: Return CompletionResult
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Types more strict, like flowers loom.
JSON dances, converters sing,
Safety’s here, let’s hop and spring!
A code so neat, no room for strife,
In Ollama's world, we thrive in life! 🌼


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

15-16: Improved type safety and clarity for Status property.

The change from AnyOfJsonConverterFactory2 to CreateModelStatusJsonConverter and the update of the Status property type to CreateModelStatus? enhances type safety by removing ambiguity and aligning with a more specific model representation.

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

33-33: Enforced data integrity for Families property.

The change from IList<string?>? to IList<string>? ensures that null entries are not allowed in the Families list, promoting stricter data integrity.

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

31-31: Enhanced data integrity for Images property.

The change from IList<string?>? to IList<string>? ensures that the list can still be null, but any string elements within the list must be non-null, promoting stricter data integrity.

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

18-19: Improved type specificity for Status property.

The change from a generic AnyOf type to PullModelStatus? enhances type safety and clarity. The updated JSON converter should ensure correct serialization and deserialization.

Verify that all usages of the Status property in the codebase are compatible with the new type.

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All usages of the Status property are compatible with the new type.

The Status property in the PullModelResponse class is correctly used with nullable handling in the codebase, ensuring compatibility with the new type PullModelStatus?. No changes are needed.

  • src/tests/Ollama.IntegrationTests/Tests.Integration.cs: Usage with null-conditional operator.
  • src/libs/Ollama/OllamaApiClientExtensions.cs: Usage with null-conditional operator and comparison.
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src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContext.g.cs (1)

19-20: Refined JSON serialization logic.

The changes in JSON converters indicate a shift towards more specific handling of response types. This should improve the serialization process by aligning it with updated models.

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46-47: Streamlined DoneReason property type.

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  • src/tests/Ollama.IntegrationTests/Tests.Helpers.cs: Assignment of DoneReason appears compatible.
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src/libs/Ollama/Generated/Ollama.Models.GenerateCompletionRequest.g.cs (1)

38-38: Improved Type Safety for Images Property.

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src/libs/Ollama/Generated/JsonSerializerContextTypes.g.cs (45)

56-56: Type Change for Type10 Property.

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72-72: Type Change for Type14 Property.

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76-76: Type Change for Type15 Property.

Switching from IList<global::Ollama.ToolCall>? to global::Ollama.Message? indicates a simplification, which may impact how this property is utilized. Verify that the change aligns with the intended functionality.


88-88: Type Change for Type18 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.ToolFunctionParams? to global::Ollama.ToolCall? indicates a shift towards a more specific object type. Verify that this change is reflected in all relevant code.


100-100: Type Change for Type21 Property.

Switching from IList<double>? to IList<global::Ollama.Tool>? suggests a shift towards handling collections of tools. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

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60-60: Type Change for Type11 Property.

Switching from IList<global::Ollama.Tool>? to global::Ollama.GenerateCompletionResponse? suggests a move towards handling more complex response data. Verify that this change is compatible with existing logic.


20-20: Simplification of Type1 Property.

Changing from IList<string?>? to string? simplifies the data handling for Type1. This change should be verified to ensure that it aligns with the intended use of this property and does not introduce any regressions.


64-64: Type Change for Type12 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.Message? to global::System.DateTime? simplifies the data type, potentially affecting how this property is used. Verify that this change is compatible with existing logic.

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68-68: Type Change for Type13 Property.

Switching from global::System.AnyOf<string?, global::Ollama.GenerateChatCompletionResponseDoneReason?>? to global::Ollama.GenerateChatCompletionRequest? indicates a shift towards a more specific request object. Verify that this change is supported by the surrounding logic.


104-104: Type Change for Type22 Property.

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108-108: Type Change for Type23 Property.

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152-152: Type Change for Type34 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.GenerateEmbeddingRequest? to global::Ollama.CreateModelResponse? indicates a shift towards handling model creation responses. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

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172-172: Type Change for Type39 Property.

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80-80: Type Change for Type16 Property.

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52-52: Type Change for Type9 Property.

Switching from long? to global::Ollama.ResponseFormat? suggests a move towards more structured data. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.


176-176: Type Change for Type40 Property.

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188-188: Type Change for Type43 Property.

Switching from global::Ollama.DeleteModelRequest? to IList<global::Ollama.ProcessModel>? suggests a shift towards handling collections of process models. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.


112-112: Type Change for Type24 Property.

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124-124: Type Change for Type27 Property.

Switching from global::System.AnyOf<string?, global::Ollama.PullModelResponseStatus?>? to global::Ollama.DoneReason? suggests a shift towards handling completion reasons. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.


116-116: Type Change for Type25 Property.

Switching from IList<global::Ollama.ProcessModel>? to global::Ollama.ToolFunctionParams? suggests a shift towards handling tool function parameters. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.


120-120: Type Change for Type26 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.ModelInformation? to global::Ollama.GenerateChatCompletionResponse? indicates a shift towards handling chat completion responses. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

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196-196: Type Change for Type45 Property.

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32-32: Type Change for Type4 Property.

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128-128: Type Change for Type28 Property.

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# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type0`. Expect: Code handling `GenerateCompletionRequest`.
rg --type cs 'Type0'

Length of output: 155


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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for usages of `GenerateCompletionRequest` to find indirect interactions with `Type0`.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `GenerateCompletionRequest` in the codebase.
rg --type cs 'GenerateCompletionRequest'

Length of output: 1679


132-132: Type Change for Type29 Property.

Switching from global::Ollama.VersionResponse? to global::Ollama.GenerateEmbeddingRequest? suggests a shift towards handling embedding requests. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

No Additional Usages Found for Type29.

The Type29 property is only defined in JsonSerializerContextTypes.g.cs and is not used elsewhere in the codebase. This suggests that the type change may not impact existing logic. Ensure to verify manually if there are any indirect usages or dependencies not captured by the search.

Scripts executed

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type29` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type29`. Expect: Code handling `GenerateEmbeddingRequest`.
rg --type cs 'Type29'

Length of output: 156


28-28: Type Change for Type3 Property.

The type change from global::Ollama.RequestOptions? to IList<long>? indicates a shift to handling numerical data in a list format. Ensure all relevant code is updated to reflect this change.

Verification successful

Type Change for Type3 Property Verified

The type change for the Type3 property to IList<long>? does not affect other parts of the codebase, as there are no additional usages found. The change appears to be isolated to the JsonSerializerContextTypes.g.cs file.

Scripts executed

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type3` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type3`. Expect: Code handling a list of longs.
rg --type cs 'Type3'

Length of output: 1465


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all usages of `Type3` across the codebase to verify compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type3`. Expect: Code handling a list of longs.
rg 'Type3' --type cs -A 5

Length of output: 4407


144-144: Type Change for Type32 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.GenerateChatCompletionRequest? to double? simplifies the data type, potentially affecting how this property is used. Verify that this change is compatible with existing logic.


156-156: Type Change for Type35 Property.

Switching from global::Ollama.GenerateEmbeddingResponse? to global::Ollama.CreateModelStatus? suggests a shift towards handling model status. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

Verification Successful: No Impact on Existing Logic

The Type35 property is not referenced elsewhere in the codebase, indicating that the change from global::Ollama.GenerateEmbeddingResponse? to global::Ollama.CreateModelStatus? does not affect existing logic.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type35` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type35`. Expect: Code handling `CreateModelStatus`.
rg --type cs 'Type35'

Length of output: 149


84-84: Type Change for Type17 Property.

Switching from global::Ollama.ToolFunction? to IList<global::Ollama.ToolCall>? suggests a shift towards handling collections of tool calls. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.


180-180: Type Change for Type41 Property.

Switching from global::Ollama.ModelInfo? to global::Ollama.ModelInformation? suggests a shift towards handling more structured model information. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.


160-160: Type Change for Type36 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.CreateModelRequest? to global::Ollama.CreateModelStatusVariant2? indicates a shift towards handling specific model statuses. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

Type Change for Type36 Property Verified

The Type36 property is not used elsewhere in the codebase, indicating that the change from global::Ollama.CreateModelRequest? to global::Ollama.CreateModelStatusVariant2? does not affect existing logic. No further action is needed.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type36` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type36`. Expect: Code handling `CreateModelStatusVariant2`.
rg --type cs 'Type36'

Length of output: 157


192-192: Type Change for Type44 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.PullModelRequest? to global::Ollama.ProcessModel? indicates a shift towards handling specific process models. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

Type Change for Type44 Property Verified

The change from global::Ollama.PullModelRequest? to global::Ollama.ProcessModel? is consistent with existing usage patterns in the codebase. The ProcessModel type is already used in similar contexts, indicating compatibility with existing logic. No further issues were found.

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type44` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type44`. Expect: Code handling `ProcessModel`.
rg --type cs 'Type44'

Length of output: 144


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all occurrences of `ProcessModel` to understand its usage in the codebase.
rg --type cs 'ProcessModel'

Length of output: 586


168-168: Type Change for Type38 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.ModelsResponse? to IList<global::Ollama.Model>? indicates a shift towards handling collections of models. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

No Impact on Existing Logic for Type38 Property Change

The change from global::Ollama.ModelsResponse? to IList<global::Ollama.Model>? for the Type38 property does not affect existing logic, as there are no direct or indirect usages found in the codebase. This indicates that the change is isolated to the property declaration itself.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type38` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type38`. Expect: Code handling a list of models.
rg --type cs 'Type38'

Length of output: 179


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all references to the JsonSerializerContextTypes class to check for indirect usage of Type38.
rg --type cs 'JsonSerializerContextTypes'

# Search for potential reflection usage that might access Type38.
rg --type cs 'GetProperty|GetField|GetMember'

Length of output: 768


164-164: Type Change for Type37 Property.

Switching from global::Ollama.CreateModelResponse? to global::Ollama.ModelsResponse? suggests a shift towards handling multiple model responses. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

No Impact Detected for Type37 Type Change.

The Type37 property appears only in its declaration, with no other references found in the codebase. This suggests that changing its type from global::Ollama.CreateModelResponse? to global::Ollama.ModelsResponse? does not impact existing logic. However, ensure that any dynamic or indirect usages are also compatible with the new type.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type37` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type37`. Expect: Code handling `ModelsResponse`.
rg --type cs 'Type37'

Length of output: 146


36-36: Type Change for Type5 Property.

Switching from bool? to global::Ollama.RequestOptions? suggests a move towards more complex data handling. Ensure that this change is supported by the surrounding logic.

Verification successful

Type Change for Type5 Property Verified

The change from bool? to global::Ollama.RequestOptions? for the Type5 property does not appear to impact other parts of the codebase, as Type5 is not directly used elsewhere. The RequestOptions type is utilized and tested in other parts of the code, supporting the change. No further action is required.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type5` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type5`. Expect: Code handling `RequestOptions`.
rg --type cs 'Type5'

Length of output: 1189


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all occurrences of `RequestOptions` to ensure there are no indirect usages affecting `Type5`.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `RequestOptions`. Expect: Code handling `RequestOptions`.
rg --type cs 'RequestOptions'

Length of output: 1182


184-184: Type Change for Type42 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.CopyModelRequest? to global::Ollama.ProcessResponse? indicates a shift towards handling process responses. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

Ensure Compatibility with Type42 Property Change

The change of Type42 from global::Ollama.CopyModelRequest? to global::Ollama.ProcessResponse? appears to be compatible, as there are no direct usages of Type42 that conflict with this change. However, ensure that any indirect usage, such as through serialization or reflection, aligns with handling ProcessResponse.

  • Check any serialization logic that might involve Type42.
  • Verify that the context where Type42 is used supports response handling.
Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type42` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type42`. Expect: Code handling `ProcessResponse`.
rg --type cs 'Type42'

Length of output: 147


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all usages of `Ollama.ProcessResponse` to understand how it is used in the codebase.
rg --type cs 'Ollama.ProcessResponse'

# Search for all usages of `Ollama.CopyModelRequest` to understand how it was previously used.
rg --type cs 'Ollama.CopyModelRequest'

Length of output: 978


24-24: Type Change for Type2 Property.

The change from IList<long>? to IList<string>? suggests a significant shift in the data expected for this property. Ensure that all operations on Type2 accommodate this new type.

Verification successful

No Usages of Type2 Found Beyond Declaration

The search did not reveal any usages of the Type2 property outside its declaration. This suggests that the change from IList<long>? to IList<string>? does not impact other parts of the codebase. If Type2 is used elsewhere, it might be in a context not captured by the search, but current evidence indicates no direct dependencies.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type2` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type2`. Expect: Code handling a list of strings.
rg --type cs 'Type2'

Length of output: 1463


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find all usages of the `Type2` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type2` to check how it is being used in the codebase.
rg --type cs 'Type2' -A 5 -B 5

Length of output: 5319


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all references to `Type2` across the entire codebase to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all references to `Type2` in the codebase.
rg 'Type2' -A 5 -B 5

Length of output: 5309


148-148: Type Change for Type33 Property.

Switching from global::Ollama.GenerateChatCompletionResponse? to global::Ollama.CreateModelRequest? suggests a shift towards handling model creation requests. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

No Impact Found from Type33 Type Change.

The change of the Type33 property from GenerateChatCompletionResponse? to CreateModelRequest? appears not to impact any existing logic, as there are no usages found in the codebase.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type33` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type33`. Expect: Code handling `CreateModelRequest`.
rg --type cs 'Type33'

Length of output: 150


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for all usages of `Type33` across the codebase to verify compatibility with the new type.
rg 'Type33' -A 5

Length of output: 587


136-136: Type Change for Type30 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.GenerateCompletionRequest? to global::Ollama.GenerateEmbeddingResponse? indicates a shift towards handling embedding responses. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

Type Change for Type30 Property is Compatible.

The change of Type30 to use GenerateEmbeddingResponse is consistent with existing logic, as GenerateEmbeddingResponse is already handled within related methods in the codebase. No direct dependencies on Type30 were found that would be adversely affected by this change.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type30` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type30`. Expect: Code handling `GenerateEmbeddingResponse`.
rg --type cs 'Type30'

Length of output: 157


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for all occurrences of `GenerateEmbeddingResponse` to ensure compatibility with the new type for `Type30`.

rg --type cs 'GenerateEmbeddingResponse'

Length of output: 1434


140-140: Type Change for Type31 Property.

Switching from global::Ollama.GenerateCompletionResponse? to IList<double>? suggests a shift towards handling numerical data. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

Verification successful

Type Change for Type31 Property Verified.

The Type31 property is not referenced elsewhere in the codebase, indicating that the change from global::Ollama.GenerateCompletionResponse? to IList<double>? does not affect existing logic. The update is isolated and does not introduce compatibility issues.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify all usages of the `Type31` property to ensure compatibility with the new type.

# Test: Search for all occurrences of `Type31`. Expect: Code handling a list of doubles.
rg --type cs 'Type31'

Length of output: 165


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any references or usages of the `Type31` property in the entire codebase.
rg 'Type31'

Length of output: 155


200-200: Type Change for Type46 Property.

The change from global::Ollama.PushModelRequest? to global::Ollama.ModelInfo? indicates a shift towards handling model information. Ensure that this change is compatible with existing logic.

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

138-138: Enhanced Type Safety for images Parameter.

The change from IList<string?>? to IList<string>? in the GenerateCompletion method improves type safety by disallowing null entries within the list. This change ensures that any images passed to the method are valid strings, reducing the risk of null reference exceptions.

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

135-135: Verify the impact of non-nullable strings in the Stop property.

The change from IList<string?>? to IList<string>? enhances type safety by preventing null strings within the list. Ensure that this change does not break existing code that might rely on null values being present in the Stop list.

Verification successful

Change to Stop Property Type is Safe

The change from IList<string?>? to IList<string>? in the Stop property does not negatively impact existing code. There is no evidence of logic depending on null values in the list, confirming the change enhances type safety without breaking functionality.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of the `Stop` property to ensure no code relies on null strings.

# Test: Search for the `Stop` property usage. Expect: No logic depends on null values.
rg --type python -A 5 $'Stop'

Length of output: 59


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the usage of the `Stop` property to ensure no code relies on null strings.

# Test: Search for the `Stop` property usage in C# files. Expect: No logic depends on null values.
rg --type cs -A 5 $'Stop'

Length of output: 2934

@HavenDV HavenDV closed this Aug 16, 2024
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Pull request was closed

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