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feat(modelarmor): modelarmor update template with labels #5278
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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces code snippets for creating, getting, and updating Model Armor templates with labels in the golang-samples repository. It adds new files for these operations under the modelarmor
directory and includes necessary modifications to the go.mod
and go.work
files to incorporate the new module. The changes also include a test case to verify the functionality of updating template labels.
Highlights
- New Module: A new
modelarmor
module is added to the golang-samples repository, containing code for interacting with Model Armor templates. - Create Template: The
create_template.go
file provides a function to create a new Model Armor template with specified filters. - Get Template: The
get_template.go
file implements a function to retrieve an existing Model Armor template. - Update Template Labels: The
update_template_labels.go
file contains a function to update the labels of a Model Armor template. - Test Case: A test case
TestUpdateTemplateLabels
is added inmodelarmor_test.go
to verify the functionality of updating template labels.
Changelog
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- go.work
- Added the
./modelarmor
directory to thego.work
file to include it in the workspace.
- Added the
- modelarmor/create_template.go
- Created a new file
create_template.go
with a functioncreateModelArmorTemplate
to create a Model Armor template. - The function takes projectID, location, and templateID as input.
- It sets up default filters for PiAndJailbreakFilterSettings and MaliciousUriFilterSettings.
- It prints the created template name to the provided io.Writer.
- Created a new file
- modelarmor/get_template.go
- Created a new file
get_template.go
with a functiongetModelArmorTemplate
to retrieve a Model Armor template. - The function takes projectID, location, and templateID as input.
- It prints the retrieved template name to the provided io.Writer.
- Created a new file
- modelarmor/go.mod
- Created a new file
go.mod
to define the module's dependencies. - It includes dependencies such as
cloud.google.com/go/modelarmor
,google.golang.org/api
, andgoogle.golang.org/grpc
.
- Created a new file
- modelarmor/go.sum
- Created a new file
go.sum
to track the dependencies' checksums.
- Created a new file
- modelarmor/modelarmor_test.go
- Created a new file
modelarmor_test.go
with a test caseTestUpdateTemplateLabels
. - The test case creates a template, updates its labels, and verifies the updated labels.
- Helper functions
testLocation
,testClient
, andtestCleanupTemplate
are defined for testing purposes.
- Created a new file
- modelarmor/testdata/env/test.env
- Created a new file
test.env
to store the environment variables for testing. - It includes
GOLANG_SAMPLES_ORGANIZATION_ID
andGOLANG_SAMPLES_FOLDER_ID
.
- Created a new file
- modelarmor/update_template_labels.go
- Created a new file
update_template_labels.go
with a functionupdateModelArmorTemplateLabels
to update the labels of a Model Armor template. - The function takes projectID, locationID, templateID, and labels as input.
- It uses a FieldMask to update only the labels field.
- It prints the updated template name to the provided io.Writer.
- Created a new file
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Code Review
The pull request introduces new functionalities for creating, getting, and updating Model Armor templates with labels. The code is well-structured and includes necessary error handling. However, there are a few areas that could be improved for clarity and efficiency.
Summary of Findings
- Error message consistency: The error messages in
create_template.go
andget_template.go
use slightly different formats. Maintaining consistency in error message formatting improves readability and maintainability. - Redundant filter documentation: The filter documentation link is repeated in both
create_template.go
andupdate_template_labels.go
. Consider centralizing this documentation or using a constant for the URL to avoid duplication. - Missing tests for edge cases: The test case in
modelarmor_test.go
only covers the successful update of labels. Adding tests for edge cases, such as updating with an empty label map or invalid template IDs, would improve the robustness of the code.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is almost ready for merging. Addressing the error message consistency and redundant documentation would improve the code quality. Additionally, adding more test cases would increase confidence in the code's reliability. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
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option.WithEndpoint(fmt.Sprintf("modelarmor.%s.rep.googleapis.com:443", location)), | ||
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if err != nil { | ||
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create client for project %s, location %s: %v", projectID, location, err) |
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Consider using a consistent error message format across all functions. For example, you could use fmt.Errorf("CreateTemplate: failed to create client: %w", err)
to provide more context and enable easier error tracking.
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create client for project %s, location %s: %v", projectID, location, err) | |
return nil, fmt.Errorf("CreateTemplate: failed to create client for project %s, location %s: %w", projectID, location, err) |
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option.WithEndpoint(fmt.Sprintf("modelarmor.%s.rep.googleapis.com:443", location)), | ||
) | ||
if err != nil { | ||
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create client for project %s, location %s: %v", projectID, location, err) |
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For consistency, use the same error message format as in create_template.go
. This helps in debugging and maintaining the codebase.
return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to create client for project %s, location %s: %v", projectID, location, err) | |
return nil, fmt.Errorf("GetTemplate: failed to create client for project %s, location %s: %w", projectID, location, err) |
modelarmor/modelarmor_test.go
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if _, err := updateModelArmorTemplateLabels(&b, tc.ProjectID, "us-central1", templateID, map[string]string{"testkey": "testvalue"}); err != nil { | ||
t.Fatal(err) | ||
} |
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Here is the summary of changes. You are about to add 1 region tag.
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This PR has the same issues as #5273 . Please address the global issues and re-open when ready for review.
Description
Added code snippet for update modelarmor template with labels
Checklist
go test -v ./..
(see Testing)gofmt
(see Formatting)go vet
(see Formatting)