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Good Evening!

Please merge this file to add support for the Deebot N8+.

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    • Introduced a new functionality with the addition of the x5d34r.py file in the Deebot hardware module.

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A new file named x5d34r.py has been added to the deebot_client/hardware/deebot/ directory. The specific functionality and contents of this file are not detailed in the changes, limiting the ability to summarize its logic or control flow.

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deebot_client/hardware/deebot/x5d34r.py New file added

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Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 987cc64 and 76e98ed.

📒 Files selected for processing (1)
  • deebot_client/hardware/deebot/7bryc5.py (1 hunks)
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deebot_client/hardware/deebot/7bryc5.py

1-1: Found useless expression. Either assign it to a variable or remove it.

(B018)


1-1: Undefined name x5d34r

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⚠️ Potential issue

Critical: Invalid implementation and incorrect file structure

The file 7bryc5.py is invalid and needs to be properly implemented. Based on the codebase analysis:

  1. The file contains invalid content (just a text string "x5d34r.py")

  2. The implementation should follow the structure shown in x5d34r.py:

    • Proper docstring describing the robot model
    • Required imports from deebot_client
    • Device registration using DEVICES[short_name(__name__)] with appropriate capabilities
  3. The file should be renamed to follow the project's naming convention for N8+ model, as other models use descriptive docstrings with random IDs as filenames

Please:

  1. Remove the invalid file
  2. Create a new implementation following the structure of x5d34r.py
  3. Define appropriate capabilities for the N8+ model
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Critical: Invalid implementation for Deebot N8+ support

There are several issues with this submission:

  1. The file contains invalid Python code (just a text string "x5d34r.py")
  2. The file name 7bryc5.py appears to be a random string rather than a descriptive name
  3. There's no actual implementation for the Deebot N8+ support as mentioned in the PR objective

Let me check the repository for existing robot implementations to help guide the proper structure:

Would you like me to:

  1. Provide a template for proper N8+ robot implementation based on existing robot implementations in the codebase?
  2. Open a GitHub issue with detailed requirements and implementation guidelines?

The previous output showed several robot implementations but we need to:

  1. Confirm the exact content of the problematic file
  2. Check for any N8 related files that might have been missed
  3. Understand the naming convention and structure of robot implementation files

This will help us provide more specific guidance for the proper implementation.


The previous output confirms that:

  1. The file 7bryc5.py only contains "x5d34r.py" which is invalid
  2. All files in the directory use random-looking names
  3. There might be a mapping system in init.py that connects model names to these files

Let's check the proper implementation structure and the mapping system to provide accurate guidance.

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#!/bin/bash
# Find existing robot implementation files
fd -e py . deebot_client/hardware/deebot/ --exec head -n 20 {} 

# Look for any N8 related code or documentation
rg -i "n8" --type py

Length of output: 15587


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#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the file content and structure more thoroughly
cat deebot_client/hardware/deebot/7bryc5.py

# Let's also check for any existing N8 related files that might have been missed
fd -t f -e py . --exec grep -l "N8" {}

# Let's look at the structure of a typical robot implementation
fd -t f -e py . deebot_client/hardware/deebot/ --exec ls -l {}

Length of output: 1230


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's examine one of the properly implemented robot files to understand the expected structure
cat deebot_client/hardware/deebot/x5d34r.py

# Also check if there's any mapping between model names and these files
cat deebot_client/hardware/deebot/__init__.py

Length of output: 8078

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1-1: Found useless expression. Either assign it to a variable or remove it.

(B018)


1-1: Undefined name x5d34r

(F821)

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I obviously did not understand the assignment.

@brendanm720 brendanm720 closed this Dec 6, 2024
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