Il n'y a pas de questions bêtes
Jean-Pierre Lambelet
On a chatbot running on a local council website, a very simple question produced a wrong answer: who looks after the finances? The bot replied with a name, a role, and the present tense. The name was real. The role was correct, but it was correct in 2019: the person had left the executive at … Read more
Imagine someone who has read every university library in Switzerland. They can answer almost any general knowledge question. But if you ask them what happened at your place last week, or what’s in your internal documents, they have no idea. They weren’t there, and no one showed them. That’s RAG explained simply: the gap this … Read more
I recently opened WhatsApp Web and counted: 52 conversations where someone was waiting on a reply from me, lost in hundreds of group chats and notifications. The native filter strip (All / Unread / Favorites / Groups) does not have a “to reply” view. Unread only catches genuinely unread messages, not the ones I opened … Read more
How to prevent LLM hallucination on contact data by injecting a verified registry into the system prompt.
On PostgreSQL, a column whose name contains an uppercase letter must be wrapped in double quotes to be read or modified. Syntax and best practice to avoid this common pitfall.
When using Doctrine, it is sometimes important to find where a SQL query is executed. To do this, simply activate the following option in the Doctrine configuration doctrine: dbal: default_connection: default # A collection of custom types Types: # example some_custom_type: class: AcmeHelloBundleMyCustomType Connections: # A collection of different named connections (e.g. default, conn2, etc.) … Read more
The drupal/console package was never made fully compatible with Drupal 9, and its development has now stopped. If you are starting a recent project, the command-line reference is now Drush. The modern solution: Drush Drush is actively maintained and compatible with Drupal 9, 10 and beyond: composer require drush/drush You then access the commands through … Read more
A little-known but very useful operator, for example to sort an array, is the spaceship operator: <=> It compares two values and returns an integer (-1, 0, 1) depending on the result. $a < $b returns -1 $a = $b returns 0 $a > $b returns 1 One way to see it is here: https://3v4l.org/WcRSo … Read more
A really useful tool to keep your code clean is PHP Coding Standards Fixer. It allows us to follow the PHP standards defined in PSR-1, PSR-2, etc. It is also possible to configure it to follow the style of your team with a documentation. The recommended way to install it is outside your code, but … Read more
Let’s say we have a method in a controller like this: /** * @Route(path=”/add”, name=”add”, methods={“POST”}) */ public function add(Request $request,): Response { throw new BadRequestHttpException(‘Error’); } To test that the exception is properly thrown, just write this public function testList(): void { $this->expectException(BadRequestHttpException::class); $client = self::createClient(); $client->catchExceptions (false); $crawler = $client->request( Request::METHOD_POST, ‘/add’ ); … Read more