added default cancel message #290
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Summary of ChangesHello @Lucius1274, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request improves the clarity of job cancellation statuses by introducing a specific default message for manually canceled DICOM tasks. This change addresses potential ambiguity where tasks might have previously retained less informative status messages upon cancellation, ensuring users receive a precise reason for the task's termination. Highlights
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Code Review - PR #290: Added default cancel messageSummaryThis PR adds a default message "Task manually canceled" when tasks are canceled, addressing the issue where canceled tasks would retain outdated status messages from their previous state. Positive Aspects ✅
Suggestions for Improvement1. Test CoverageThe existing test in task.refresh_from_db()
assert task.status == DicomTask.Status.CANCELED
assert task.message == "Task manually canceled" # Add this assertionThis would:
2. Message ConsistencyConsider whether the message should be more specific about it being a manual cancellation vs. other potential cancellation scenarios (e.g., timeout, system abort). The current message "Task manually canceled" is good, but you might want to verify:
Looking at the code, this appears to be the only cancellation path (user-initiated via the UI), so "Task manually canceled" is appropriate. 3. DocumentationThe PR description is concise but could benefit from:
Code Quality AssessmentStyle: ✅ Follows project conventions (100-char line length, clear intent) RecommendationApprove with minor suggestion: The change is good as-is and ready to merge. The only enhancement would be adding a test assertion to verify the message is set correctly, but this is optional. Overall: This is a solid, focused improvement that addresses a real UX issue. The implementation is clean and follows existing patterns in the codebase. Nice work! 🎯 |
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This pull request adds a default message to tasks when a job is canceled, which is a good improvement for providing clearer status information. My only suggestion is to avoid hardcoding the message string directly in the view. It would be better to define it as a constant on the DicomTask model for better maintainability and reusability.
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| tasks.update(status=DicomTask.Status.CANCELED) | ||
| tasks.update(status=DicomTask.Status.CANCELED, message="Task manually canceled") | ||
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While adding a cancellation message is a good idea, hardcoding the string here is not ideal for maintainability. It would be better to define this message as a constant on the DicomTask model (e.g., DicomTask.MANUALLY_CANCELED_MESSAGE) and reference it here. This makes the message reusable and easier to manage if it needs to be changed in the future.
Code Review - PR #290: Added default cancel messageSummaryThis PR adds a default message "Task manually canceled" when tasks are canceled, addressing the issue where canceled tasks would retain outdated status messages from their previous state. Positive Aspects ✅
Suggestions for Improvement1. Test CoverageThe existing test in task.refresh_from_db()
assert task.status == DicomTask.Status.CANCELED
assert task.message == "Task manually canceled" # Add this assertionThis would:
2. Message Consistency - Consideration for FutureThe current message "Task manually canceled" clearly indicates user-initiated cancellation. If there are future scenarios where tasks might be canceled automatically (e.g., timeout, system abort), those should use different messages for clarity. Looking at the current codebase, this appears to be the only cancellation path (user-initiated via 3. Resume BehaviorWhen tasks are resumed via Code Quality AssessmentStyle: ✅ Follows project conventions (100-char line length, clear intent) RecommendationApprove with minor suggestions: The change is solid and ready to merge. The suggestions above are optional enhancements that could be addressed in this PR or future improvements:
Overall: This is a focused improvement that addresses a real UX issue. The implementation is clean and follows existing patterns in the codebase. Nice work! 🎯 |
Added a default cancel message for job cancellation to overwrite outdated task status messages
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