troubleshoot issues around wait_while_speaking

[JarbasAl]

added logs to debug issues around wait_while_speaking

add support for old ovos-workshop version containing a bug that sends a bool instead of an int OpenVoiceOS/OVOS-workshop#238

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced session management with improved timeout handling and logging for audio output states.

• Bug Fixes

  • Added warnings for invalid timeout parameters and session states to prevent method execution errors.

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Walkthrough

The changes in the SessionManager class's wait_while_speaking method improve the handling of the timeout parameter, ensuring it defaults to 15 seconds if provided as a boolean. The method now includes logging for various states, such as when the session is not speaking and when waiting for audio output to end. Additionally, warnings are logged for timeouts, enhancing the clarity of the session's behavior during audio processing.

Changes

File	Change Summary
ovos_bus_client/session.py	Updated wait_while_speaking method to handle timeout as Union[int, bool], added logging for session states, and included warnings for timeouts and non-speaking states.

Poem

In the burrow, where whispers play,
A timeout's warning saves the day.
When silence reigns and sessions pause,
We hop with joy, for now, we cause
The logs to sing, the states to cheer,
In our cozy home, all's bright and clear! 🐇✨

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Additional comments not posted (6)

ovos_bus_client/session.py (6)

629-632: Improved error handling for timeout parameter

Good addition of a check for boolean timeout values. This prevents potential issues with incorrect parameter types and provides a helpful warning message.

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640-641: Added warning for non-speaking session

Excellent addition of a warning log when attempting to wait on a session that is not currently speaking. This helps identify potential misuse of the method.

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645-645: Enhanced logging for waiting state

Good addition of a debug log to indicate when the method starts waiting for audio output to end. This improves visibility into the method's execution flow.

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653-653: Improved logging for audio output end

Nice addition of a debug log to indicate when the audio output has ended for a specific session. This helps track the completion of the waiting period.

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658-659: Added timeout warning

Good addition of a warning log when waiting for audio output end times out. This helps identify potential issues with long-running audio output.

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629-659: Overall improvements to wait_while_speaking method

The changes made to the wait_while_speaking method significantly enhance its robustness and debuggability. The additions include:

1. Improved error handling for the timeout parameter.
2. Better logging at various stages of the method's execution.
3. Clear warnings for potential misuse or timeout situations.

These improvements align well with the PR objectives of troubleshooting issues around the wait_while_speaking function. The enhanced logging will greatly assist in identifying and resolving any problems that may occur during the waiting process.

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