chore(wren-ai-service): minor updates

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• New Features
  • Introduced a configurable option to enable or disable SQL reasoning during data processing, offering more flexible behavior based on user settings.

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Walkthrough

The pull request adds a boolean attribute, _allow_sql_generation_reasoning, to the AskPipeline class in the evaluation pipeline. This attribute is initialized from the settings object and is used within the _process method to determine whether to execute SQL generation reasoning logic. When enabled, the method processes and extracts reasoning from an internal variable; when disabled, it assigns an empty string. This change adjusts the control flow, allowing dynamic handling of SQL reasoning during pipeline execution.

Changes

File	Change Summary
wren-ai-service/.../pipelines.py	- Added _allow_sql_generation_reasoning boolean attribute to the AskPipeline constructor. - Modified _process method to conditionally execute SQL generation reasoning based on the new attribute.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller as Caller
    participant Pipeline as AskPipeline

    Caller->>Pipeline: Call _process(input)
    alt _allow_sql_generation_reasoning is True
        Pipeline->>Pipeline: Execute SQL generation reasoning
        Pipeline->>Pipeline: Extract reasoning from _reasoning
    else
        Pipeline->>Pipeline: Set reasoning to empty string
    end
    Pipeline-->>Caller: Return processed output

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Possibly related PRs

• chore(wren-ai-service): add separate reasoning pipeline #1212: Introduces a new pipeline step for SQL generation reasoning, aligning with the enhancement of SQL reasoning controls in this PR.
• chore(wren-ai-service): add followup sql generation reasoning #1407: Implements a pipeline for follow-up SQL generation reasoning, providing a related context for handling SQL reasoning.
• chore(wren-ai-service): fix view #1226: Adds a variable for storing SQL generation reasoning in the ask method, complementing the SQL reasoning logic modifications in this PR.

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I'm a bunny hopping through the code,
Adding boolean magic on the road.
SQL reasoning now takes a stand,
True or false, it follows the plan.
With every hop and careful bit,
I celebrate changes—code perfectly lit!

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

wren-ai-service/eval/pipelines.py (2)

380-380: New setting flag added correctly.

The new _allow_sql_generation_reasoning attribute is properly initialized from the settings object, consistent with the existing pattern used for other similar flags.

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418-426: Clear conditional implementation for SQL generation reasoning.

The implementation correctly handles the new feature flag by:

1. Only executing the SQL reasoning pipeline when _allow_sql_generation_reasoning is enabled
2. Setting reasoning to an empty string when disabled
3. Properly passing the reasoning result to the SQL generation pipeline

This approach allows for more flexible control over the pipeline's behavior without changing the overall flow.

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