Empty ticket body leads to broken prompt

[yegor256]

Sometimes we may have an empty description of a ticket. In this case, the prompt would sound weird for the LLM. Let's prevent this by simply excluding the description entirely from the prompt if it's shorter than, say, 40 characters.

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🤖 I've analyzed¹ this issue title and have a suggestion for improvement:

Current title: Empty ticket body leads to broken prompt
Suggested title: "Exclude empty ticket descriptions from LLM prompts"

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1. Suggested by issue-title-ai ↩

[horw]

In this PR, I have added a check for this. #40

[yegor256]

@horw I'm not sure you got the idea correctly. If issue description is too short, we should NOT skip title editing. Instead, we should exclude the description from the prompt.

[horw]

If issue description is too short, we should NOT skip title editing. Instead, we should exclude the description from the prompt.

But what reference will the model use then? How will it attempt to improve the title? If we remove the description, there will be a lack of information.

In this way, I think there's another solution: the bot could send a comment to the thread, such as, "Hello, your description is too short. This often means you have not fully described the issue, which can mislead developers. Please ensure that it is longer than 40 characters.

[yegor256]

@horw yes, good idea, let's do it