🐛 fix(run.py): refactor updating memory keys logic to use a loop and try-except block
The logic for updating memory keys in the `run.py` file has been refactored to use a loop and a try-except block. Instead of individually assigning values to `input_key`, `output_key`, and `memory_key`, the keys and attributes are now stored in lists. The loop iterates over the lists and attempts to set the attribute values using `setattr()`. If an attribute does not exist, a `ValueError` is caught and a debug log message is printed. This refactoring improves code readability and maintainability.
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@ -62,6 +62,10 @@ def update_memory_keys(langchain_object, possible_new_mem_key):
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if key not in [langchain_object.memory.memory_key, possible_new_mem_key]
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langchain_object.memory.input_key = input_key
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langchain_object.memory.output_key = output_key
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langchain_object.memory.memory_key = possible_new_mem_key
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keys = [input_key, output_key, possible_new_mem_key]
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attrs = ["input_key", "output_key", "memory_key"]
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for key, attr in zip(keys, attrs):
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try:
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setattr(langchain_object.memory, attr, key)
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except ValueError as exc:
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logger.debug(f"{langchain_object.memory} has no attribute {attr} ({exc})")
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