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fix:ready_settings #25
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only wait for "skills" like default config used to do
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: Update comments to reflect current default behavior.The comments above list various possible services that can be included in
ready_settings
, but don't indicate which ones are included by default. Consider updating the documentation to clearly state that only "skills" is included by default, while other services can be optionally enabled through configuration.# Different setups will have different needs # eg, a server does not care about audio # internet -> device is connected to the internet # network -> device is connected to the internet # gui_connected -> a gui client connected to the gui socket # any service using ProcessStatus class can also be added to ready_settings - # skills -> skills reported ready - # speech -> stt reported ready - # audio -> audio playback reported ready - # gui -> gui websocket reported ready - # PHAL -> enclosure/HAL reported ready + # Default: only waits for skills to be ready + # Additional optional services: + # - speech -> stt reported ready + # - audio -> audio playback reported ready + # - gui -> gui websocket reported ready + # - PHAL -> enclosure/HAL reported ready
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: LGTM! Verify configuration override still works.The change to only wait for "skills" by default aligns with the PR objective and simplifies the boot process. However, let's verify that users can still override this setting if needed.
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Change to
ready_settings
default value is safe to proceedThe codebase analysis shows that:
ready_settings
is only used in this specific file- The configuration is loaded via
self.settings.get()
which allows runtime overrides- No other files in the codebase depend on or configure this setting
- The comments properly document that this is an extensible setting that can include any service using ProcessStatus class
The change to default to
["skills"]
maintains backward compatibility since:
- The
get()
method allows for configuration override- The code is designed to handle variable number of services in the ready check
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if there are any existing configurations that might be affected # by this change in default behavior # Look for any skill settings files that might override ready_settings rg -l "ready_settings" -g "*.json"Length of output: 34
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#!/bin/bash # Let's try a broader search to understand configuration patterns # 1. Search for any mentions of ready_settings in Python files rg "ready_settings" -A 2 -B 2 # 2. Look for configuration loading patterns ast-grep --pattern 'self.settings.get("ready_settings"'Length of output: 655
only wait for "skills" like default config used to do
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