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# Documentation for Commit daadf1b **Commit Hash:** daadf1beda20bbbdd2b61c749ab141264e02236d **Commit Message:** feat(api): change greeting endpoint to a health check **Generated:** Thu Oct 16 20:29:35 EDT 2025 **Repository:** geminiAgentMCP --- Here is the documentation for the provided git diff. *** ## API Refactoring, Code Quality, and Configuration Updates This update introduces a breaking change by refactoring a key API endpoint for clarity and purpose. It also includes significant improvements to code quality through enhanced documentation, safer logging, and updated project configuration. ### Summary The primary change in this release is the renaming and repurposing of the `greeting://` endpoint to `hello://`, which now functions as a health check. Additionally, all Pydantic models have been documented with docstrings, logging for the Gemini tool has been improved to be more concise, and the project's `.gitignore` file has been updated to exclude common Python artifacts and documentation folders. ### Changes #### 1. API Endpoint Refactoring (Breaking Change) The existing `greeting` endpoint has been completely refactored to serve as a health check. * **Endpoint URI:** Changed from `greeting://{name}` to `hello://{name}`. * **Functionality:** The endpoint's purpose is now to confirm server health while providing a greeting. * **Response Payload:** The response format has changed from `"Hello, {name}!"` to `"Server OK. Hello, {name}!"`. #### 2. Code Quality & Documentation * **Pydantic Model Docstrings:** All Pydantic models (`GeminiResponse`, `GitHubIssueResponse`, etc.) now include descriptive docstrings. This improves code readability and enhances auto-generated API documentation (e.g., OpenAPI/Swagger). * **Improved Logging:** The `call_gemini_impl` function now truncates long prompts in log messages to the first 50 characters. This prevents excessively large log entries and improves log readability. #### 3. Project Configuration * **`.gitignore` Updates:** The `.gitignore` file has been updated to exclude the following: * `__pycache__/`: Python bytecode cache directories. * `docs/`: Generated documentation folders. * `.venv/`: Python virtual environment directories. ### Impact * **Client Integration:** Any client or service currently using the `greeting://` endpoint will break and must be updated to use the new `hello://` endpoint and handle the new response format. * **Developer Experience:** The addition of docstrings and improved logging significantly enhances code maintainability and makes debugging easier. * **Repository Cleanliness:** The `.gitignore` updates ensure that local development artifacts are not accidentally committed to the repository. ### Usage To check the server's health and receive a greeting, make a request to the new `hello://` endpoint. **Example Request:** ``` GET /hello/World ``` **Example Response:** ```json "Server OK. Hello, World!" ``` ### Breaking Changes **Endpoint Removed and Replaced** The `greeting://{name}` endpoint has been **removed**. It is replaced by the `hello://{name}` endpoint, which has a different purpose and response schema. * **Old Endpoint:** `GET greeting://{name}` -> `"Hello, {name}!"` * **New Endpoint:** `GET hello://{name}` -> `"Server OK. Hello, {name}!"` Direct calls to the old endpoint will result in a "Not Found" error. ### Migration Notes To adapt to this change, developers must update any client code that interacts with the old greeting service. 1. **Update the URI:** Change all instances of `greeting://` to `hello://`. 2. **Update Response Handling:** Adjust any logic that parses the response to account for the new `"Server OK. "` prefix in the string. **Before:** ```python # Old client code response = requests.get("http://localhost:8000/greeting/Alice") # response.text -> "Hello, Alice!" ``` **After:** ```python # New client code response = requests.get("http://localhost:8000/hello/Alice") # response.text -> "Server OK. Hello, Alice!" ```