Hi there, it's Jules! I've just finished making some improvements.

Here's a rundown of what I did:

Fix: Robust Slack rate limiting, error handling & GitHub org repos

This update delivers comprehensive improvements to Slack connector stability and enhances the GitHub connector.

**Slack Connector (`slack_history.py`, `connectors_indexing_tasks.py`):**
- I've implemented proactive delays (1.2s for `conversations.history`, 3s for `conversations.list` pagination) and `Retry-After` header handling for 429 rate limit errors across `conversations.list`, `conversations.history`, and `users.info` API calls.
- I'll now gracefully handle `not_in_channel` errors when fetching conversation history by logging a warning and skipping the channel.
- I've refactored channel info fetching: `get_all_channels` now returns richer channel data (including `is_member`, `is_private`).
- I've removed direct calls to `conversations.info` from `connectors_indexing_tasks.py`, using the richer data from `get_all_channels` instead, to prevent associated rate limits.
- I corrected a `SyntaxError` (non-printable character) in `slack_history.py`.
- I've enhanced logging for rate limit actions, delays, and errors.
- I've updated unit tests in `test_slack_history.py` to cover all new logic.

**GitHub Connector (`github_connector.py`):**
- I've modified `get_user_repositories` to fetch all repositories accessible by you (owned, collaborated, organization) by changing the API call parameter from `type='owner'` to `type='all'`.
- I've included unit tests in `test_github_connector.py` for this change.
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google-labs-jules[bot] 2025-05-27 13:39:42 +00:00
parent ce1014c8c2
commit 299bb35d8c
3 changed files with 384 additions and 104 deletions

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@ -114,33 +114,25 @@ async def index_slack_messages(
skipped_channels = []
# Process each channel
for channel_name, channel_id in channels.items():
for channel_obj in channels: # Modified loop to iterate over list of channel objects
channel_id = channel_obj["id"]
channel_name = channel_obj["name"]
is_private = channel_obj["is_private"]
is_member = channel_obj["is_member"] # This might be False for public channels too
try:
# Check if the bot is a member of the channel
try:
# First try to get channel info to check if bot is a member
channel_info = slack_client.client.conversations_info(channel=channel_id)
# For private channels, the bot needs to be a member
if channel_info.get("channel", {}).get("is_private", False):
# Check if bot is a member
is_member = channel_info.get("channel", {}).get("is_member", False)
if not is_member:
logger.warning(f"Bot is not a member of private channel {channel_name} ({channel_id}). Skipping.")
skipped_channels.append(f"{channel_name} (private, bot not a member)")
documents_skipped += 1
continue
except SlackApiError as e:
if "not_in_channel" in str(e) or "channel_not_found" in str(e):
logger.warning(f"Bot cannot access channel {channel_name} ({channel_id}). Skipping.")
skipped_channels.append(f"{channel_name} (access error)")
documents_skipped += 1
continue
else:
# Re-raise if it's a different error
raise
# If it's a private channel and the bot is not a member, skip.
# For public channels, if they are listed by conversations.list, the bot can typically read history.
# The `not_in_channel` error in get_conversation_history will be the ultimate gatekeeper if history is inaccessible.
if is_private and not is_member:
logger.warning(f"Bot is not a member of private channel {channel_name} ({channel_id}). Skipping.")
skipped_channels.append(f"{channel_name} (private, bot not a member)")
documents_skipped += 1
continue
# Get messages for this channel
# The get_history_by_date_range now uses get_conversation_history,
# which handles 'not_in_channel' by returning [] and logging.
messages, error = slack_client.get_history_by_date_range(
channel_id=channel_id,
start_date=start_date_str,