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  • New Features
    • Enhanced flexibility in the pipeline execution by allowing specification of a different graph model.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Maintained existing functionality and error handling mechanisms during execution.

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The changes in the pull request primarily involve updates to the cognify_v2.py file. Key modifications include the addition of a new parameter, graph_model, to both the cognify and run_cognify_pipeline functions, which defaults to KnowledgeGraph. The import statements have been reorganized for clarity, and the error handling remains unchanged. The overall control flow is preserved while enhancing the flexibility of the functions to utilize a specified graph model during execution.

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File Path Change Summary
cognee/api/v1/cognify/cognify_v2.py - Added graph_model parameter to cognify and run_cognify_pipeline functions.
- Reorganized import statements for clarity.
- Maintained existing error handling.

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cognee/api/v1/cognify/cognify_v2.py (4)

5-24: LGTM! Import organization is clean and follows best practices.

The imports are well-organized, properly grouped, and the explicit line continuations improve readability.


Line range hint 108-117: LGTM! Error handling is robust and well-implemented.

The error handling implementation includes:

  • Proper use of locks for status updates
  • Comprehensive telemetry tracking
  • Appropriate error status logging

90-90: ⚠️ Potential issue

Implement batch processing or remove unused configuration.

The task_config with batch_size parameter is still not being utilized in the extract_graph_from_data implementation. This could lead to memory issues when processing large datasets since all chunks are processed simultaneously.

Consider either:

  1. Implementing proper batch processing in extract_graph_from_data
  2. Removing the unused batch_size configuration if batching is not needed

This applies to other tasks in the pipeline that have similar batch_size configurations.

#!/bin/bash
# Check implementation of extract_graph_from_data for batch processing
ast-grep --pattern 'def extract_graph_from_data($$$)' -A 20

# Check other task implementations for batch processing
fd "tasks.*\.py$" --exec ast-grep --pattern 'batch_size' {}

34-34: Verify the graph_model parameter usage across the codebase.

The function signature changes are well-implemented with proper type hints and backward compatibility. However, let's verify that all callers are prepared for this change.

Also applies to: 62-62

✅ Verification successful

The graph_model parameter change is safe and backward compatible

All existing calls to cognify() and run_cognify_pipeline() found in the codebase use the default parameter values, which means they will continue to work with the new graph_model parameter since it has a default value of KnowledgeGraph. The changes maintain backward compatibility while allowing future flexibility.

Key findings from the codebase scan:

  • All calls in examples, tests, and notebooks use the default form without explicit graph_model parameter
  • The FastAPI router in get_cognify_router.py also uses the default form
  • No existing code will be impacted by this change
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cognee/api/v1/cognify/cognify_v2.py (2)

Line range hint 33-61: Update cognify function to handle graph_model parameter

The cognify function calls run_cognify_pipeline but doesn't pass the graph_model parameter. While this works due to the default value, consider exposing this parameter in the cognify function signature for consistency and to allow users to specify custom models at the top level.

-async def cognify(datasets: Union[str, list[str]] = None, user: User = None):
+async def cognify(
+    datasets: Union[str, list[str]] = None,
+    user: User = None,
+    graph_model: BaseModel = KnowledgeGraph
+):
     if user is None:
         user = await get_default_user()
     # ...
     for dataset in datasets:
         dataset_name = generate_dataset_name(dataset.name)
         if dataset_name in existing_datasets_map:
-            awaitables.append(run_cognify_pipeline(dataset, user))
+            awaitables.append(run_cognify_pipeline(dataset, user, graph_model))

Line range hint 62-90: Consider documenting the graph_model parameter usage

This change introduces flexibility in graph model customization, which is a significant architectural enhancement. Consider:

  1. Adding docstring documentation for the graph_model parameter
  2. Creating example custom models in the documentation
  3. Adding validation to ensure custom models have required fields/methods

This will help users understand how to properly implement and use custom graph models.

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cognee/api/v1/cognify/cognify_v2.py (2)

5-24: LGTM! Clean import organization

The imports are well-organized and the addition of BaseModel from pydantic supports the new type annotation.


62-62: Verify KnowledgeGraph model inheritance

Let's verify that KnowledgeGraph actually inherits from BaseModel to ensure type safety.

✅ Verification successful

KnowledgeGraph inheritance is correctly implemented

The verification confirms that KnowledgeGraph properly inherits from pydantic.BaseModel as shown in cognee/shared/data_models.py. The default value in the function signature is type-safe and correctly implemented.

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@alekszievr alekszievr force-pushed the feat/pass_pydantic_model_to_cognify branch from 9e24973 to 1c9fe01 Compare December 13, 2024 15:35
@Vasilije1990 Vasilije1990 merged commit fb1c223 into dev Dec 13, 2024
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@Vasilije1990 Vasilije1990 deleted the feat/pass_pydantic_model_to_cognify branch December 13, 2024 18:46
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