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Some questions on the use of async and await here. You could return promises to some of the objects, but in some of these cases it seems more natural to return the awaited object instead.
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question for you about ScenarioRun.fromId but other than that this looks good
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| * Create a ScenarioRun instance from an ID. | ||
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| * See the {@link ScenarioOps.fromId} method for calling this | ||
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| * @param {Runloop} client - The Runloop client instance | ||
| * @param {string} id - The scenario run ID | ||
| * @param {string} devboxId - The associated devbox ID | ||
| * @returns {ScenarioRun} A {@link ScenarioRun} instance | ||
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| static fromId(client: Runloop, id: string, devboxId: string): ScenarioRun { | ||
| return new ScenarioRun(client, id, devboxId); | ||
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I think this is confusing for a few reasons:
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fromIdbut you're passing in more than just an ID - more significantly, there's no link between the scenario run and the devbox that's passed in, but the scenario run is for a specific devbox ID. If the devbox ID isn't actually the same one as the scenario run is using under the hood the behavior is going to be unpredictable really hard to understand
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yeah this method shouldn't exist, and doesn't on the python side. i must have confused this for the scenario.fromId that will be later implemented
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I realize that you didn't add this, but I would discourage this kind of name for constants. It's better to give constants a name that reflects semantic meaning, like DEFAULT_TIMEOUT, so if 30 seconds is no longer a sensible default, then it's at least easy to change without making the constant work different to its name (eg. THIRTY_SECOND_TIMEOUT = 45s).
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