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Detect multiple diff segments within the same function
Merge them into a unified change block
Fetch the complete function context only once
Reduce redundant context retrieval operations
Extend Context Retrieval Direction
Proposed Implementation:
Maintain existing upward retrieval to function start
Add support for downward retrieval to function end
Provide complete function-level context
Ensure suggestion accuracy and completeness
Motivation
Current Limitations
Redundancy with Multiple Changes
Currently, when multiple changes exist within a single function, each diff segment triggers a separate fetch of the entire function content
This leads to unnecessary context duplication and performance overhead
2. Context Retrieval Direction Limitation
The current implementation only supports retrieving context upward to the function's start position
Lacks the ability to fetch context downward to the function's end
May result in incomplete context and potentially affect suggestion accuracy
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Your proposal has potential, but it's quite complicated to implement.
let's start from this:
The current implementation only supports retrieving context upward to the function's start position
Lacks the ability to fetch context downward to the function's end
How do you propose to do this ?
We currently search upward using github mechanism that tells you (sometimes) what is the function header.
How do you suggest methodically searching downward (in any programming language)?
Feature request
Proposed Improvements
Proposed Implementation:
Proposed Implementation:
Motivation
Current Limitations
Currently, when multiple changes exist within a single function, each diff segment triggers a separate fetch of the entire function content
This leads to unnecessary context duplication and performance overhead
2. Context Retrieval Direction Limitation
The current implementation only supports retrieving context upward to the function's start position
Lacks the ability to fetch context downward to the function's end
May result in incomplete context and potentially affect suggestion accuracy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: