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fix: Set up a complete knowledge base workflow in the loop body, debug prompts that the knowledge base write node cannot be used as the end node
fix: In the execution details, the execution time of the loop node is displayed incorrectly

…g prompts that the knowledge base write node cannot be used as the end node
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node.context['run_time'] = time.time() - node.context.get("start_time")


def get_write_context(loop_type, array, number, loop_body):
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The code is generally well-written, but there are a few points that could be improved:

  1. Initialization of index and current_index:

    • The line node.context["index"] = current_index; node.context['item'] = current_index; appears to be identical. It should either use one or remove both occurrences.
  2. Check if loop_answer_data exists:

    • Ensure that loop.answer_data is available when setting it in the context. This might raise an error if the data does not exist.
  3. Useless operation:

    • The line node.context['run_time'] = time.time() - node.context.get("start_time"); initializes node.context['run_time']. If you want to update this value during each iteration, consider using another variable or modifying run_time.
  4. Readability:

    • Consider improving readability by adding comments explaining why certain operations are performed.

Overall, the code functions correctly with these changes applied.

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