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Add OpenHands Integration for AI code generation #576

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YeagerAI-Bulat opened this issue Oct 28, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #578
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Add OpenHands Integration for AI code generation #576

YeagerAI-Bulat opened this issue Oct 28, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #578
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Overview

Integrate OpenHands to enable automatic code generation from GitHub issue descriptions. This will streamline our development process by converting natural language issue descriptions into initial code implementations.

Current Behavior

  1. Developers manually interpret issue descriptions, Initial code structure needs to be created from scratch, new code is being created by humans
  2. Time spent on boilerplate and basic implementation takes a few days or weeks

Proposed Changes

  1. CI/CD pipeline will be created to run OpenHands in headless mode
  2. OpenHands will run automatically on any issues within this repository which are labeled fix-me
  3. It will create a new branch with a pull request, with the results available immediately after 5-10 minutes
@YeagerAI-Bulat YeagerAI-Bulat self-assigned this Oct 29, 2024
YeagerAI-Bulat added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 29, 2024
…ssues (#576)

Fixes #576

# What

- Integrated OpenHands into the CI/CD pipeline to enable automatic code generation from GitHub issue descriptions.
- Created a GitHub Actions workflow that triggers OpenHands in headless mode when an issue is labeled `fix-me`.
- Configured secrets and parameters necessary for OpenHands to function securely within the pipeline.
- Adjusted the workflow to create a new branch and pull request with the generated code, available within 5-10 minutes.

# Why
- To streamline the development process by automating the initial code implementation from natural language issue descriptions.
- Reduces time spent on boilerplate and basic implementations, enhancing developer productivity.
- Provides immediate results for issues labeled `fix-me`, accelerating issue resolution and feature development.

# Testing done

<!-- Describe the tests you ran to verify your changes. -->

- Tested the new GitHub Actions workflow to ensure it triggers correctly when an issue is labeled fix-me.
- Verified that OpenHands runs in headless mode and generates appropriate code based on issue descriptions.

# Decisions made

- Decided to use the fix-me label to control which issues trigger the OpenHands automation.
- Chose to run OpenHands in headless mode within the CI/CD pipeline for seamless integration.

# Checks

- [ ] I have tested this code
- [ ] I have reviewed my own PR
- [ ] I have created an issue for this PR
- [ ] I have set a descriptive PR title compliant with [conventional commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/)

# Reviewing tips

<!-- What can you tell the reviewer to make the review easier? -->

# User facing release notes

<!-- What should the user know about this change? Think of it going into public forums for end users to read -->
cristiam86 pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 11, 2024
…ssues (#576) (#578)

Fixes #576

# What

- Integrated OpenHands into the CI/CD pipeline to enable automatic code generation from GitHub issue descriptions.
- Created a GitHub Actions workflow that triggers OpenHands in headless mode when an issue is labeled `fix-me`.
- Configured secrets and parameters necessary for OpenHands to function securely within the pipeline.
- Adjusted the workflow to create a new branch and pull request with the generated code, available within 5-10 minutes.

# Why
- To streamline the development process by automating the initial code implementation from natural language issue descriptions.
- Reduces time spent on boilerplate and basic implementations, enhancing developer productivity.
- Provides immediate results for issues labeled `fix-me`, accelerating issue resolution and feature development.

# Testing done

<!-- Describe the tests you ran to verify your changes. -->

- Tested the new GitHub Actions workflow to ensure it triggers correctly when an issue is labeled fix-me.
- Verified that OpenHands runs in headless mode and generates appropriate code based on issue descriptions.

# Decisions made

- Decided to use the fix-me label to control which issues trigger the OpenHands automation.
- Chose to run OpenHands in headless mode within the CI/CD pipeline for seamless integration.

# Checks

- [ ] I have tested this code
- [ ] I have reviewed my own PR
- [ ] I have created an issue for this PR
- [ ] I have set a descriptive PR title compliant with [conventional commits](https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/)

# Reviewing tips

<!-- What can you tell the reviewer to make the review easier? -->

# User facing release notes

<!-- What should the user know about this change? Think of it going into public forums for end users to read -->
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🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 0.19.0 🎉

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