[Brain as API] 6.C AAU, in brain management settings tab, i can see but not update the API definition in brains management

[mamadoudicko]

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[dosubot]

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Hello @mamadoudicko,

Great to see you back here! I remember our interaction from the last issue you reported, and it's nice to have you contributing to Quivr again.

I'm currently looking into the issue you've reported about the API definition in the brains management. I'll provide a detailed response as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!

[dosubot]

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Based on the current structure of the Quivr codebase, the functionality to update the API definition is not exposed in the set of methods in the brains.py file of the backend/models/databases/supabase repository. The available methods are for creating, deleting, getting, and updating brains and brain users, but there is no method for updating the API definition itself.

The update_brain_by_id method is available, but it only allows updating of certain properties of a brain as defined in the BrainUpdatableProperties class, which does not include the API definition.

To add the ability to update the API definition, a new method would need to be added to the brains.py file, such as update_api_definition. However, as a maintainer, I don't have the ability to create pull requests or issues.

You can refer to the following sources for more information:

• backend/repository/brain/init.py
• backend/models/databases/supabase/brains.py

As for the structure of the API definition in the Quivr codebase and the specific reason why the functionality to update the API definition is not included in the current version of Quivr, I wasn't able to find an answer within the repository. It's possible that this information may be available elsewhere or I could have missed it. If you have more specific information or context, it would be helpful in providing a more accurate response.

Sources

• backend/repository/brain/init.py
• backend/models/databases/supabase/brains.py

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