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- agni_eda-0.3.12/src/agni/values.py +37 -0
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Name: agni-eda
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def diff_designs(self, request: Optional[diff_pb2.DiffDesignsRequest] = None, **fields) -> diff_pb2.DiffDesignsResponse:
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def get_design(self, request: Optional[design_pb2.GetDesignRequest] = None, **fields) -> design_pb2.GetDesignResponse:
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def trace_design(self, request: Optional[design_pb2.TraceDesignRequest] = None, **fields) -> design_pb2.TraceDesignResponse:
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def get_layout_report(self, request: Optional[design_pb2.GetLayoutReportRequest] = None, **fields) -> design_pb2.GetLayoutReportResponse:
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def create_review(self, request: Optional[review_pb2.CreateReviewRequest] = None, **fields) -> review_pb2.Review:
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return self.call("ReviewService", "CreateReview", request, **fields) # type: ignore[return-value]
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def list_checklists(self, request: Optional[review_pb2.ListChecklistsRequest] = None, **fields) -> review_pb2.ListChecklistsResponse:
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default first. Each carries its manifest, which ``create_review(manifest=...)`` runs. An
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empty ``project`` means the design belongs to none."""
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return self.call("ReviewService", "ListChecklists", request, **fields) # type: ignore[return-value]
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def render_review_report(self, request: Optional[review_pb2.RenderReviewReportRequest] = None, **fields) -> review_pb2.RenderReviewReportResponse:
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"""A review this client holds, ``review=`` as ``create_review`` returned it, written as the
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checklist page ``agni review --format html`` writes. Nothing is re-run. Connect only."""
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return self.call("ReviewService", "RenderReviewReport", request, **fields) # type: ignore[return-value]
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def get_review_manifest(self, request: Optional[review_pb2.GetReviewManifestRequest] = None, **fields) -> review_pb2.GetReviewManifestResponse:
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return self.call("ReviewService", "GetReviewManifest", request, **fields) # type: ignore[return-value]
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def list_mounts(self, request: Optional[workspace_pb2.ListMountsRequest] = None, **fields) -> workspace_pb2.ListMountsResponse:
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return self.call("WorkspaceService", "ListMounts", request, **fields) # type: ignore[return-value]
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