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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces several key updates and additions to the LibreChat project. It focuses on enhancing the project's infrastructure management, security, and integration with various LLM providers. The changes include adding a .SourceSageignore file, updating the .gitignore file to exclude LibreChat logs, modifying the .env.example file to include various configuration options, updating the README.md file with detailed information about the project, adding new header and script header SVG files, modifying the docker-compose.yml file, updating the CloudFront infrastructure, modifying common variables, updating the main Terraform file, updating output configurations, updating Terraform variables, adding a setup script, updating Terraform versions, and modifying the LiteLLM configuration file to include DeepSeek models and remove Gemini models.
Highlights
- Infrastructure Management: The pull request enhances infrastructure management by introducing a
docker-compose.ymlfile for container orchestration and Terraform configurations for AWS CloudFront deployment. - Security Enhancements: Security is improved through the addition of
.SourceSageignorefiles to prevent sensitive data from being tracked, and WAFv2 configurations for IP whitelisting in the CloudFront infrastructure. - LLM Provider Integration: The pull request updates the LiteLLM configuration to include DeepSeek models, expanding the range of supported LLM providers.
- Documentation Updates: The
README.mdfile is updated with detailed information about the project, including features, quick start guide, testing tools, configuration customization, and troubleshooting.
Changelog
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- .gitignore
- Added exclusion rules for LibreChat log files to prevent them from being tracked by Git.
- spellbook/librechat/.SourceSageignore
- Added a new
.SourceSageignorefile to specify intentionally untracked files that Git should ignore.
- Added a new
- spellbook/librechat/.env.example
- Modified the
.env.examplefile to include various configuration options for LibreChat, such as server settings, API keys for different LLM providers, and user system settings.
- Modified the
- spellbook/librechat/README.md
- Updated the
README.mdfile with detailed information about the project, including features, quick start guide, testing tools, configuration customization, and troubleshooting.
- Updated the
- spellbook/librechat/assets/header.svg
- Added a new header SVG file for the project.
- spellbook/librechat/assets/script-header.svg
- Added a new script header SVG file for the project.
- spellbook/librechat/docker-compose.yml
- Modified the
docker-compose.ymlfile to include the RAG API and vector database services.
- Modified the
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/cloudfront-infrastructure/.SourceSageignore
- Added a
.SourceSageignorefile to the CloudFront infrastructure directory.
- Added a
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/cloudfront-infrastructure/README.md
- Added a
README.mdfile to the CloudFront infrastructure directory with information about the module.
- Added a
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/cloudfront-infrastructure/main.tf
- Updated the main Terraform file for the CloudFront infrastructure to include provider configurations and module calls.
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/cloudfront-infrastructure/outputs.tf
- Updated the output configurations for the CloudFront infrastructure.
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/cloudfront-infrastructure/terraform.tfvars.example
- Added an example Terraform variables file for the CloudFront infrastructure.
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/cloudfront-infrastructure/variables.tf
- Updated the Terraform variables for the CloudFront infrastructure.
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/main-infrastructure/common_variables.tf
- Modified common variables for the main infrastructure, including project name, AWS region, and domain settings.
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/main-infrastructure/main.tf
- Updated the main Terraform file to include IAM and compute modules.
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/main-infrastructure/outputs.tf
- Updated the output configurations for the main infrastructure.
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/main-infrastructure/scripts/setup_script.sh
- Added a setup script to automate the deployment process.
- spellbook/librechat/terraform/main-infrastructure/versions.tf
- Updated the Terraform versions for the main infrastructure.
- spellbook/litellm/config.yaml
- Modified the LiteLLM configuration file to include DeepSeek models and remove Gemini models.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces several updates and configurations for the LibreChat application, including .gitignore modifications, .env example updates, and terraform infrastructure adjustments. The addition of DeepSeek models and removal of Gemini models in the config.yaml file are also significant. Overall, the changes seem well-structured, but require careful review to ensure compatibility and security.
Summary of Findings
- .gitignore Updates: The .gitignore file has been updated to include LibreChat logs. This is a good practice to avoid committing unnecessary log files to the repository.
- .env.example Updates: The .env.example file has been significantly updated with various configuration options. It's crucial to ensure that these options are well-documented and that the default values are secure and appropriate.
- config.yaml Updates: The config.yaml file has been updated to include DeepSeek models and remove Gemini models. This change should be carefully reviewed to ensure that the application functions correctly with the new model configurations.
- Terraform Infrastructure Adjustments: The terraform infrastructure has been adjusted to configure AWS CloudFront and other resources. It's important to verify that these changes are correctly implemented and that the infrastructure is secure and scalable.
Merge Readiness
The pull request includes significant updates and configurations that require careful review. Before merging, ensure that all configuration options in the .env.example file are well-documented, the terraform infrastructure is correctly implemented, and the application functions correctly with the new model configurations. Given the scope of changes, it's recommended to have additional reviewers and approvals before merging. I am unable to approve this pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. Addressing the medium severity comments would be beneficial before merging.
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