In the last 30 days, the "Search with Lepton" project has seen a notable stagnation in development activity, with no new commits or pull requests since a README update 37 days ago. This project allows users to create conversational search engines using minimal code and integrates with large language models, catering to developers looking for customizable search solutions.
Despite its promising features and significant community interest—evidenced by over 7,600 stars and nearly 1,000 forks—the project currently faces challenges with a high number of open issues (37) and pull requests (5), indicating potential bottlenecks in development or user support.
The recent issues primarily revolve around setup and configuration challenges, particularly concerning authentication errors and server startup issues. For example, Issue #89 reports an "openai.AuthenticationError: Unauthorized," while Issue #91 highlights a server startup failure due to an invalid URL. These issues suggest that users are encountering significant hurdles when trying to implement the software.
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Detailed Reportsbraces from version 3.0.2 to 3.0.3 (55 days ago).The most recent contributions focus on documentation improvements rather than new features or bug fixes, indicating a shift towards enhancing user onboarding.
Overall, while the project has garnered significant interest and community involvement, it faces critical challenges in addressing user concerns and maintaining development momentum.
| Timespan | Opened | Closed | Comments | Labeled | Milestones |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 Days | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 30 Days | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
| 90 Days | 8 | 2 | 16 | 8 | 1 |
| All Time | 63 | 26 | - | - | - |
Like all software activity quantification, these numbers are imperfect but sometimes useful. Comments, Labels, and Milestones refer to those issues opened in the timespan in question.
The GitHub repository for "Search with Lepton" currently has 37 open issues, indicating ongoing user engagement and potential challenges within the project. Notably, several issues highlight recurring themes such as authentication errors, missing environment variables, and deployment complications, suggesting that users may struggle with setup and configuration.
A significant anomaly is the high number of unresolved issues related to server errors and API integrations, particularly concerning authentication and environmental configurations. Issues like #89 (openai.AuthenticationError: Unauthorized) and #91 (start server failed Invalid URL) reflect common pain points that could hinder new users from effectively utilizing the software. Additionally, there are multiple instances where users report similar problems without clear resolutions, indicating a potential gap in documentation or support.
Issue #91: start server failed Invalid URL '/api/v1/kv/namespaces': No scheme supplied
Issue #89: openai.AuthenticationError: Unauthorized
Issue #86: > python3 search_with_lepton.py
Issue #85: Why >lep login Failed？？？
Issue #83: How to obtain video references, for example, from YouTube videos and similar sources?
Issue #89: openai.AuthenticationError: Unauthorized
Issue #86: > python3 search_with_lepton.py
Issue #85: Why >lep login Failed？？？
Issue #91: start server failed Invalid URL '/api/v1/kv/namespaces': No scheme supplied
Issue #82: Why does the content accessed via domain name not have the streaming print output effect?
The repository leptonai/search_with_lepton currently has five open pull requests, focusing on dependency updates, bug fixes, and feature enhancements. The activity around these pull requests indicates an ongoing effort to improve the project's functionality and maintainability.
PR #77: build(deps): bump next from 14.0.4 to 14.1.1 in /web
Created 98 days ago, this PR updates the Next.js dependency from version 14.0.4 to 14.1.1, addressing various issues and improvements in the framework. Notably, it has been open for an extended period, indicating potential delays in review or merge processes.
PR #67: Fix Google search engine
Created 149 days ago, this PR addresses a bug related to inconsistent response formats from Google and Bing search engines. It implements defensive programming techniques to handle cases where the "id" field may be missing.
PR #49: [Bug] fix issue#47
Created 193 days ago, this PR resolves issue #47 by adding id, name, and url fields to Google custom search results. It has garnered positive feedback from reviewers, suggesting readiness for merging.
PR #37: Update .eslintrc.json
Created 198 days ago, this PR modifies the ESLint configuration to prevent build failures on Windows systems. This reflects a responsiveness to cross-platform compatibility issues.
PR #32: feat(history): use localstorage for query local result
Created 199 days ago, this feature introduces local storage functionality for caching query results temporarily. However, it has encountered some errors during implementation, as noted in comments from other contributors.
PR #90: fix: some installation and setup issues in the README
Closed after being merged 37 days ago, this PR improved the documentation related to installation and setup processes.
PR #87: build(deps): bump braces from 3.0.2 to 3.0.3 in /web
Closed after being merged 55 days ago, this PR updated the braces dependency, ensuring that the project remains secure and up-to-date with its dependencies.
PR #64: Feature/fix search demo
Closed without merging after extensive changes were proposed by a contributor but ultimately deemed not suitable for inclusion.
The current landscape of pull requests in the leptonai/search_with_lepton repository reveals several key themes and areas of focus among contributors:
Dependency Management: The presence of multiple dependency update pull requests (e.g., PR #77 and PR #87) highlights a proactive approach towards maintaining the project's health by keeping libraries up-to-date. This is crucial for security and performance optimizations but also indicates that contributors are attentive to potential vulnerabilities that may arise from outdated packages.
Bug Fixes and Enhancements: Several open pull requests are dedicated to fixing bugs (e.g., PR #67 and PR #49). These contributions reflect an active engagement from developers in addressing issues that affect user experience and functionality. The fact that contributors are implementing defensive programming techniques suggests a maturity in coding practices aimed at enhancing robustness against external API changes.
Feature Development: The introduction of new features such as local storage for query results (PR #32) demonstrates an ongoing commitment to enhancing user functionality within the application. However, challenges encountered during implementation indicate that while innovation is encouraged, thorough testing and validation are essential before merging new features into the main codebase.
Documentation Improvements: The closed pull request that focused on improving README documentation (PR #90) underscores the importance of clear setup instructions for users—especially in projects with complex configurations like integrating multiple APIs or deploying on different platforms.
Community Engagement: The high number of open pull requests (42 total) relative to the number of commits suggests a vibrant community actively contributing to the project but also points toward possible bottlenecks in code review processes or decision-making regarding which features or fixes should be prioritized for merging.
In summary, while there is significant activity within the repository indicating a healthy level of engagement from contributors, there are also signs of potential inefficiencies in managing pull requests and addressing community feedback promptly. Streamlining review processes could enhance productivity and ensure that valuable contributions are integrated more swiftly into the project’s development cycle.
NickN0309
Leting Ni
dependabot[bot]
braces from version 3.0.2 to 3.0.3 (55 days ago).Sebastjan Prachovskij
Rogers Erper
Yadong Xie (vthinkxie)
Yangqing Jia
Overall, the development team has shown a mix of collaborative efforts focused on documentation and maintenance, with a notable decrease in feature development activity in recent weeks.