- Simplified import statements across various files by reordering and consolidating imports for better readability.
- Refactored the PluginRegistration class to improve the clarity of the configuration handling logic, ensuring more concise checks for subscription constructors.
These changes enhance code maintainability and readability throughout the plugin structure.
- Updated the GitHub trigger implementation to improve type annotations and clarity in the GithubSubscriptionConstructor class.
- Removed the obsolete _resolve_webhook_events method to streamline event resolution.
- Expanded the YAML configuration to include a comprehensive list of available GitHub events for subscriptions, enhancing user configurability.
These changes improve the maintainability and usability of the GitHub trigger functionality.
- Updated the version of dify_plugin from 0.6.0b5 to 0.6.0b6 in pyproject.toml.
This change ensures that the project dependencies are aligned with the latest plugin version.
- Updated the version of dify_plugin from 0.6.0b4 to 0.6.0b5 in both pyproject.toml and requirements.txt.
This change ensures that the project dependencies are aligned with the latest plugin version.
- Introduced new event mappings for issue comments in the GithubTrigger class, enhancing event handling capabilities.
- Updated the TriggerSubscribeRequest to allow for optional selected_events.
- Modified the YAML configuration to change the 'triggers' parameter to 'events' and added options for issue comments.
These changes improve the flexibility and clarity of event handling in the GitHub trigger implementation.
- Added new event mappings for issue closed, reopened, edited, labeled, unlabeled, assigned, and unassigned in the GithubTrigger class.
- Updated the YAML configuration to include the new events for subscription.
These changes enhance the GitHub trigger functionality by supporting a broader range of issue events, improving responsiveness to user interactions.
- Adjusted the indentation in manifest.yaml for better YAML formatting.
- Bumped the dify_plugin version from 0.6.0b4 to 0.6.0b5 in requirements.txt.
These changes ensure the project reflects the latest plugin version and maintains proper configuration formatting.
- Renamed the 'triggers' attribute to 'events' in TriggerDispatchResponse for consistency with event terminology.
- Updated method signatures in IssueOpenedEvent to use Mapping instead of dict for better type clarity.
These changes enhance the coherence of the codebase and align with the recent terminology updates across the project.
- Renamed classes and methods related to triggers to use "Event" terminology for consistency and clarity.
- Updated the PluginExecutor, PluginRegistration, and TriggerFactory to reflect the new event handling structure.
- Adjusted YAML configurations and example implementations to align with the new event definitions.
- Enhanced the .gitignore file to include .DS_Store and ensure cleaner project management.
These changes improve the overall coherence of the codebase and enhance the clarity of event-driven functionality.
- Updated the version of the dify_plugin from 0.6.0b1 to 0.6.0b2 in pyproject.toml.
- Adjusted the requirements.txt file to reflect the new plugin version.
These changes ensure that the project dependencies are aligned with the latest plugin version.
- Removed the deprecated IssuesTrigger class and replaced it with a more focused IssueOpenedTrigger class to handle specific events when a new issue is opened.
- Updated the GitHub trigger YAML configuration to reflect changes in the subscription schema and parameters.
- Enhanced the validation logic for issue parameters, including title patterns, labels, assignees, authors, milestones, and body content.
- Improved the overall structure and clarity of the trigger implementation, ensuring better maintainability and functionality.
These changes contribute to a more efficient and organized handling of GitHub issue events, enhancing the plugin's responsiveness to user interactions.
- Introduced a new CHECKBOX type in CommonParameterType to enhance parameter options.
- Updated ToolParameter and TriggerParameter classes to include the new CHECKBOX type.
- Modified the GitHub trigger manifest version to 1.1.0 and changed parameter type from select to checkbox in issues.yaml.
These changes improve the flexibility of parameter types available in the plugin, allowing for more diverse user interactions.
- Adjusted import order in request.py for consistency.
- Enhanced the description formatting in trigger.py for better clarity.
- Streamlined exception handling and method signatures in github.py for improved readability.
- Simplified dictionary construction in message_delivered.py to enhance clarity.
- Consolidated return statements in test_trigger_factory.py for better organization.
These changes contribute to a cleaner and more maintainable codebase, improving overall readability and consistency across the project.
- Removed the MAX_REQUEST_TIMEOUT parameter from the Plugin initialization for default behavior.
- Added a new section in the GitHub provider YAML file to specify the source of the Python implementation.
These changes simplify the plugin setup and enhance the configuration clarity for the GitHub trigger integration.
- Added TriggerSubscriptionConstructorRuntime for managing subscription credentials and session data.
- Refactored PluginExecutor to utilize the new trigger subscription constructor for improved event handling.
- Updated PluginRegistration to support the new trigger subscription constructor interface.
- Introduced example-lark-trigger dependency in pyproject.toml for enhanced functionality.
- Cleaned up and standardized trigger-related classes and interfaces for better maintainability.
These changes improve the overall structure and functionality of the trigger subscription system, ensuring a more robust and flexible event handling process.
- Added UnsubscribeError class to handle errors during unsubscribe operations, providing detailed error messages and codes.
- Updated GithubProvider to raise UnsubscribeError in various failure scenarios, enhancing error reporting and debugging.
- Minor adjustments in the IssuesTrigger class to prepare for future enhancements.
These changes improve the robustness of the GitHub trigger integration by ensuring clearer error management during webhook unsubscription processes.
- Updated the class name from Unsubscription to UnsubscribeResult to better reflect its purpose.
- Adjusted related type hints and return types in the TriggerProvider interface and example implementations to maintain consistency.
These changes enhance code readability and improve the understanding of the unsubscription process in the trigger system.
- Updated type hints in `setup.py` and `__init__.py` for better clarity and compatibility with newer Python versions.
- Improved descriptions in `trigger.py` for better understanding of output variables.
- Added new dynamic options fetching for repositories in `github.py`, enhancing user experience.
- Updated `manifest.yaml` to reflect the new version 100.1.1 and included additional localization for Japanese.
- Cleaned up and standardized code in various files for improved readability and maintainability.
These changes enhance the overall functionality and usability of the GitHub trigger integration, ensuring a more robust event handling process.
- Deleted obsolete trigger files for various GitHub events including commit comments, create, delete, deployment, discussion, and others to streamline the trigger set.
- Introduced a new `issues.py` trigger to handle GitHub issue events, enhancing event handling capabilities.
- Added corresponding `issues.yaml` configuration to define the new trigger's properties and behavior.
These changes improve the overall functionality and maintainability of the GitHub trigger integration, ensuring a more efficient event handling process.
- Added a new trigger configuration for `pull_request_merged.yaml` to enhance event handling.
- Updated the `deployment_status_created.py` to return event variables correctly.
- Expanded the `deployment_status_created.yaml` with additional properties for better event context.
- Removed obsolete trigger files related to discussions and issues, streamlining the trigger set.
These changes improve the overall functionality and maintainability of the GitHub trigger integration.
- Added `TriggerIgnoreEventError` to handle cases where events should be ignored based on filter criteria.
- Updated various GitHub trigger files to return relevant payload fields directly, improving data accessibility for event handling.
- Enhanced the handling of event filtering in triggers to ensure only relevant events are processed.
These changes improve the robustness and clarity of the GitHub trigger integration, allowing for better error management and data handling.
- Refactored `TriggerInvokeResponse` to use `Mapping[str, Any]` for event representation.
- Renamed `properties` to `variables` in the `Event` class for clarity and updated the description accordingly.
- Expanded the event options in the GitHub trigger configuration to allow selection of all events.
- Removed the deprecated `issue_comment` trigger implementation and its associated files.
- Bumped version in `manifest.yaml` to 0.0.9 to reflect these changes.
These updates improve the flexibility and clarity of the GitHub trigger integration, allowing for a broader range of event handling.
- Removed redundant import paths for `fetch_repositories` in `github.py` and `issue_comment.py`.
- Updated import statements to use a consistent module path for better maintainability.
These changes enhance code organization and readability across the GitHub trigger implementation.
- Removed unused imports in `__init__.py` and `dynamic_options.py`.
- Consolidated import statements in `github.py` and `issue_comment.py` for better organization.
- Standardized string formatting in test cases for consistency.
- Enhanced overall code clarity and maintainability.
These changes contribute to a cleaner codebase and improved readability across the project.
- Updated `IssueCommentTrigger` and `GithubProvider` to support multiple event selections for GitHub triggers.
- Introduced a new `multiple` field in the trigger parameters to allow users to select multiple events.
- Implemented dynamic fetching of repository options based on OAuth credentials.
- Bumped version in `manifest.yaml` to 0.0.7 to reflect these enhancements.
This update improves the flexibility and usability of the GitHub trigger integration.
- Bumped version in manifest.yaml to 0.0.5.
- Enhanced OAuth credential retrieval to include the 'admin:repo_hook' scope.
- Improved payload parsing logic for better handling of incoming requests.
- Adjusted default event in provider configuration for clarity.
- Enhanced the GitHub provider to handle both form-encoded and JSON payloads from webhooks.
- Updated error handling to provide clearer messages for payload parsing issues.
- Ensured compatibility with various content types in incoming requests.
This change improves the robustness of the GitHub trigger integration by accommodating different data formats.
- Updated `PluginExecutor` to return a result upon validating provider credentials.
- Renamed `ValidateProviderCredentials` to `ValidateTriggerCredentials` for consistency in trigger actions.
- Improved the `PluginRegistration` class to return OAuth schemas for registered providers.
- Added new error classes for better handling of trigger provider credential validation and OAuth errors.
- Refactored HTTP request and response serialization/deserialization for improved clarity and functionality.
- Enhanced GitHub provider to utilize new error handling and validation mechanisms.
This commit improves the overall structure and error management of the trigger system, ensuring better integration and usability.
- Renamed `WebhookValidationError` to `TriggerValidationError` for consistency in error handling across trigger operations.
- Updated references to the new `TriggerValidationError` in the GitHub provider and trigger interfaces.
- Enhanced the `TriggerProvider` class to raise the new validation error for webhook signature issues.
- Adjusted the `IssueCommentTrigger` to return the correct event response type.
- Improved type hints and imports in various modules for better clarity and organization.
- Updated the GitHub trigger provider to include dynamic parameter options for user selection.
- Refactored the subscription schema to improve parameter definitions and added support for new credential types.
- Enhanced logging for installed triggers to provide clearer information.
- Adjusted the manifest versioning and naming conventions for better clarity and consistency.
- Introduced new response entities for trigger operations: TriggerInvokeResponse, TriggerDispatchResponse, TriggerSubscriptionResponse, TriggerUnsubscribeResponse, and TriggerRefreshResponse.
- Updated PluginExecutor methods to utilize the new response structures, improving clarity and consistency in trigger handling.
- Enhanced HTTP request parsing and response conversion utilities for better integration with various content types.
- Refactored GitHub provider to align with the updated trigger dispatch and subscription handling mechanisms.
- Removed the resubscribe_trigger method and its associated request entity.
- Updated subscription parameters to streamline the subscribe and unsubscribe processes.
- Enhanced the trigger provider interface to utilize the new subscription schema.
- Adjusted GitHub provider implementation to align with the updated subscription structure.
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