Update rtmt.py - pop gives the error when there are two message in the queue #73
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…e queue and there will be index out of range index out of the range. consider two message are in the queue and poping both like total size is 2 pop(1) - it will remove the first element and size becomes 1 pop(2) - it will try to remove the 2nd element but size is 1 and it will be index out of bounds
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@pamelafox - can you approve this ? |
| for reverse_index, output in enumerate(reversed(message["response"]["output"])): | ||
| if output["type"] == "function_call": | ||
| message["response"]["output"].pop(i) | ||
| original_index = output_len - 1 - reverse_index # Map reversed index to the original |
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output_len ? where is it declared and initialized ?
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thank you for reviewing my PR. Apologies missed to add the declaration earlier. Its now resolved. and updated my PR.
missed to add output_len variable declaration.
| for reverse_index, output in enumerate(reversed(message["response"]["output"])): | ||
| if output["type"] == "function_call": | ||
| message["response"]["output"].pop(i) | ||
| original_index = output_len - 1 - reverse_index # Map reversed index to the original |
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thank you for reviewing my PR. Apologies missed to add the declaration earlier. Its now resolved. and updated my PR.
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@pmuralikrishna111 How do I replicate this error locally? |
| if output["type"] == "function_call": | ||
| message["response"]["output"].pop(i) | ||
| original_index = output_len - 1 - reverse_index # Map reversed index to the original | ||
| print("Len of message[response][output]:", output_len, ", output:", message["response"]["output"]) |
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@pmuralikrishna111 Remove print(), I assume that was for debugging
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes an index out of bounds error that occurs when removing multiple function_call items from a list while iterating in reverse. The issue arose when using the enumerate index from a reversed iterator to pop items from the original list, causing incorrect index calculations.
- Fixes index calculation when popping items from a list during reverse iteration
- Adds debug print statement to track list length and contents
- Maps reversed enumeration index to correct original list index
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| if output["type"] == "function_call": | ||
| message["response"]["output"].pop(i) | ||
| original_index = output_len - 1 - reverse_index # Map reversed index to the original | ||
| print("Len of message[response][output]:", output_len, ", output:", message["response"]["output"]) |
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Debug print statement should be removed before merging to production. Consider using proper logging instead of print statements.
| print("Len of message[response][output]:", output_len, ", output:", message["response"]["output"]) | |
| logger.debug("Len of message[response][output]: %d, output: %s", output_len, message["response"]["output"]) |
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I'd say to just remove it entirely.
Update rtmt.py - pop gives the error when there are two message in the queue and there will be index out of range
index out of the range.
Consider two message are in the queue and poping both like
total size is 2
pop(1) - it will remove the first element and size becomes 1
pop(2) - it will try to remove the 2nd element but size is 1 and it will be index out of bounds