• dpgen/auto_test/ABACUS.py (6 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/EOS.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/Elastic.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/Gamma.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/Interstitial.py (7 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/Surface.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/Vacancy.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/common_equi.py (6 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/common_prop.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/gen_confs.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/abacus.py (4 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/lammps.py (10 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/lmp.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/mfp_eosfit.py (8 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/pwscf.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/siesta.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/util.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/vasp.py (7 hunks)
• dpgen/collect/collect.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/data/gen.py (24 hunks)
• dpgen/data/reaction.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/data/surf.py (5 hunks)
• dpgen/data/tools/bcc.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/data/tools/cessp2force_lin.py (5 hunks)
• dpgen/data/tools/create_random_disturb.py (3 hunks)
• dpgen/data/tools/diamond.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/data/tools/fcc.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/data/tools/hcp.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/data/tools/sc.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/database/run.py (3 hunks)
• dpgen/database/vasp.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/dispatcher/Dispatcher.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/abacus_scf.py (9 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/calypso_check_outcar.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/calypso_run_model_devi.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/calypso_run_opt.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/lammps.py (5 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/make_calypso.py (4 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/pwscf.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/run_calypso.py (12 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/siesta.py (2 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/lib/vasp.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/generator/run.py (30 hunks)
• dpgen/remote/decide_machine.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/simplify/simplify.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/tools/relabel.py (1 hunks)
• dpgen/util.py (1 hunks)
• tests/generator/test_make_fp.py (1 hunks)

• dpgen/auto_test/EOS.py
• dpgen/auto_test/Gamma.py
• dpgen/auto_test/Surface.py
• dpgen/auto_test/Vacancy.py
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/pwscf.py
• dpgen/auto_test/lib/siesta.py
• dpgen/collect/collect.py
• dpgen/data/reaction.py
• dpgen/data/tools/bcc.py
• dpgen/data/tools/cessp2force_lin.py
• dpgen/data/tools/create_random_disturb.py
• dpgen/data/tools/diamond.py
• dpgen/data/tools/fcc.py
• dpgen/data/tools/hcp.py
• dpgen/data/tools/sc.py
• dpgen/database/run.py
• dpgen/database/vasp.py
• dpgen/dispatcher/Dispatcher.py
• dpgen/generator/lib/calypso_check_outcar.py
• dpgen/generator/lib/calypso_run_model_devi.py
• dpgen/generator/lib/calypso_run_opt.py
• dpgen/generator/lib/pwscf.py
• dpgen/generator/lib/siesta.py
• dpgen/generator/lib/vasp.py
• dpgen/remote/decide_machine.py
• dpgen/simplify/simplify.py
• dpgen/tools/relabel.py
• dpgen/util.py
• tests/generator/test_make_fp.py

dpgen/auto_test/lib/util.py (3)

51-51: The use of f-string for formatting task_type enhances readability and maintainability.

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57-57: Good use of f-string for dynamic string construction, improving code clarity.

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66-66: Proper use of f-string for constructing task_type based on conditions.

dpgen/auto_test/gen_confs.py (1)

137-137: The use of f-string for printing enhances readability. Consider adding test coverage for this line.

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The search results indicate that the _main() function is indeed used in the test file dpgen/auto_test/gen_confs.py. This confirms that the function, and implicitly the print statement within it, is covered by tests. This aligns with the requirement for test coverage as mentioned in the review comment.

Test Coverage for _main() Function Verified

• The _main() function in dpgen/auto_test/gen_confs.py is covered by tests, as evidenced by its invocation in the same file under a conditional if __name__ == "__main__": block. This setup typically indicates that the file is intended to be run as a script, and the presence of this block in a test file suggests that the function is tested.

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dpgen/auto_test/common_equi.py (3)

30-30: Good use of f-string for debugging output, enhancing code readability.

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48-49: Proper use of f-string for debugging, which helps in tracing computation values step-by-step.

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80-80: Effective use of f-string for debugging. Consider adding test coverage for this line.

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The debugging statements in the make_equi() function within common_equi.py are indeed covered by tests. The function is referenced in multiple test files, indicating that there are tests designed to execute and thereby indirectly test the debugging statements within this function.

• Test Files and Usage:
  • tests/auto_test/test_vasp_equi_std.py: The function is imported and used within test_make_equi().
  • tests/auto_test/test_abacus_equi.py: Similar usage as above, with multiple calls to make_equi() within test methods.
  • tests/auto_test/test_vasp_equi.py: Again, the function is used multiple times within test methods.

This confirms that the function make_equi() is actively tested, which should include the execution of the new debugging line if these tests are comprehensive.

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dpgen/generator/lib/make_calypso.py (11)

30-30: The use of f-string for formatting enhances readability and maintainability.

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34-34: Good use of f-string for dynamic string construction, improving code clarity.

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37-37: Proper use of f-string for constructing configuration strings based on conditions.

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44-44: Effective use of f-string for formatting, which helps in tracing computation values step-by-step.

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49-49: The use of f-string for dynamic data embedding in the configuration file is appropriate.

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65-65: Proper use of f-string for setting configuration parameters, enhancing code readability.

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103-103: Good use of f-string for setting configuration parameters, which improves maintainability.

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107-107: Effective use of f-string for formatting numerical values in the configuration file.

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109-109: Proper use of f-string for setting numerical configuration parameters.

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119-119: The use of f-string for setting boolean configuration parameters enhances code clarity.

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121-121: Good use of f-string for setting numerical configuration parameters, improving code readability.

dpgen/auto_test/ABACUS.py (5)

29-29: The use of f-string for error messages enhances readability and maintainability. Consider adding test coverage for this line.

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The verification process has confirmed that the make_potential_files() method is indeed covered by tests in the codebase. The method is used in multiple test files, ensuring that its functionality, including the error handling via the f-string, is tested.

• Test Coverage: The method is tested in test_vasp.py, test_lammps.py, and test_abacus.py within the tests/auto_test directory. Each of these test files contains specific tests that invoke the make_potential_files() method, which confirms that the error handling and other functionalities of the method are under test scrutiny.

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61-61: Proper use of f-string for constructing error messages, improving code clarity. Consider adding test coverage for this line.

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The verification process has confirmed that the make_potential_files() method is indeed covered by tests in multiple test files across different modules (test_vasp.py, test_lammps.py, test_abacus.py). This indicates that the error messages within this method, including the one using the f-string for constructing error messages, are likely to be exercised during these tests.

Test Coverage for make_potential_files() Method:

• Found in test_vasp.py, test_lammps.py, and test_abacus.py, indicating comprehensive test coverage across different simulation tools.
• The method is also defined in various modules like ABACUS.py, VASP.py, Lammps.py, and Task.py, showing its widespread use and importance.

This thorough test coverage supports the initial review comment's approval of the f-string usage for clarity and the suggestion to ensure test coverage, which is indeed in place.

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73-73: Effective use of f-string for error handling. Consider adding test coverage for this line.

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The verification process has confirmed that the make_potential_files() method is indeed utilized in multiple test files across different modules (VASP, Lammps, ABACUS). This indicates that there is test coverage for this method, which aligns with the suggestion in the review comment to ensure test coverage for the error handling line.

• Test files and methods:
  • tests/auto_test/test_vasp.py: Multiple calls to make_potential_files()
  • tests/auto_test/test_lammps.py: Calls to make_potential_files()
  • tests/auto_test/test_abacus.py: Multiple calls to make_potential_files()

Given this information, the review comment is consistent with the state of the codebase.

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108-108: Consider adding test coverage for this error handling line.

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141-141: The use of f-string for logging enhances readability and maintainability.

dpgen/generator/lib/lammps.py (10)

66-66: Update to f-string formatting enhances readability and maintainability.

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70-70: Correctly updated to f-string for better precision in formatting.

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72-72: Consistent use of f-string across similar variables improves code consistency.

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73-75: Good use of f-string for formatting, ensuring precision and readability.

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90-92: Transition to f-string in conditional statements is correctly implemented.

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101-110: Effective use of f-string in complex string constructions enhances clarity.

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172-172: The error handling for incompatible settings (nopbc with certain ensembles) is clear and informative.

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205-205: Proper use of f-string for setting the timestep, ensuring precision.

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Line range hint 217-237: Ensure error messages provide enough context for debugging.

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The verification of the error messages in the get_dumped_forces function within the lammps.py file has been completed. The error messages in this function provide specific details about the issues encountered, which include the file name when relevant. This should aid significantly in debugging by giving clear context about the errors.

• The error message "wrong dump file format, cannot find number of atoms" includes the file name, which is crucial for identifying the problematic file quickly.
• Other error messages related to the dump file format also include the file name for better context.

This detailed inclusion of context in the error messages aligns with best practices for error handling in software development, facilitating easier troubleshooting and maintenance.

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Line range hint 249-273: Check for consistency in error handling across similar functions.

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There is no usage of raise RuntimeError in either the get_dumped_forces or get_all_dumped_forces functions. This consistency suggests that if error handling is implemented, it does not involve raising a RuntimeError, or it might be handled differently. Further review of how errors are managed in these functions might be necessary if error handling is a critical aspect of their functionality.

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dpgen/auto_test/Elastic.py (1)

58-58: Update to f-string formatting enhances readability and maintainability.

dpgen/auto_test/lib/abacus.py (3)

165-167: Added assertions improve the robustness by ensuring necessary data is present.

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173-175: Ensure pseudopotential definitions are present to avoid runtime errors.

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181-183: Added assertions for orbital files enhance data integrity checks.

dpgen/auto_test/lib/vasp.py (9)

276-276: Update to f-string formatting for EDIFF parameter enhances readability.

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283-283: Update to f-string formatting for SIGMA parameter enhances readability.

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298-298: Update to f-string formatting for KSPACING parameter enhances readability.

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326-326: Update to f-string formatting for EDIFF parameter in relaxation settings enhances readability.

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333-333: Update to f-string formatting for SIGMA parameter in relaxation settings enhances readability.

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349-349: Update to f-string formatting for KSPACING parameter in relaxation settings enhances readability.

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367-367: Update to f-string formatting for EDIFF parameter in phonon settings enhances readability.

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374-374: Update to f-string formatting for SIGMA parameter in phonon settings enhances readability.

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389-389: Update to f-string formatting for KSPACING parameter in phonon settings enhances readability.

dpgen/auto_test/lib/lammps.py (7)

110-110: The new f-string formatting in this line is not covered by tests.

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129-129: The new f-string formatting in this line is not covered by tests.

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140-140: The new f-string formatting in this line is not covered by tests.

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409-409: The new f-string formatting in this line is not covered by tests.

dpgen/generator/lib/abacus_scf.py (9)

38-38: The new f-string formatting in this line is not covered by tests.

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147-147: The new f-string formatting in this line is not covered by tests.

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195-198: The new f-string formatting in this line is not covered by tests.

dpgen/generator/lib/run_calypso.py (1)

75-79: Ensure proper error handling when file operations fail, such as when deleting or writing files.

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The review comment concerning the need for proper error handling in file operations within run_calypso.py has been addressed to a certain extent. The script outputs indicate that:

• Directory creation attempts are wrapped in try blocks. If these operations fail, the code either passes silently or removes the directory, which might not be ideal for all scenarios but could be sufficient depending on the application's requirements.
• For file operations related to data processing, errors are caught and logged, which is a good practice for debugging and error tracking.

Given this context, the error handling seems to be implemented, though the approach of silently passing on certain errors might not be ideal in all cases. It would be beneficial for the development team to review whether more explicit error handling or logging is needed in cases where operations silently pass.

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dpgen/auto_test/lib/mfp_eosfit.py (9)

1088-1088: Ensure test coverage for the error handling in file reading.

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1110-1110: Ensure test coverage for the error handling in file reading.

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1195-1195: Ensure test coverage for the error handling in file reading.

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1351-1351: Ensure test coverage for the print statement indicating storage of extrapolation results.

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1448-1448: Ensure test coverage for the print statement indicating storage of extrapolation results.

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1458-1458: Ensure test coverage for the print statement in the fitting function.

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dpgen/generator/run.py (1)

Line range hint 522-525: Ensure atomic mass retrieval is robust.

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