example-mcp-server-backup
This document provides a summary of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server backup, highlighting an issue with the 'organize_imports' operation.
The MCP Server Backup repository contains a backup of an example MCP server that implements the rope tool. The current issue with this server is related to the 'organize_imports' operation, which is returning an error due to the incorrect use of the 'splitlines()' method on a ChangeSet object. This error indicates a need for debugging and potentially refactoring the code to ensure that the 'splitlines()' method is applied to a string rather than a ChangeSet object. The repository serves as a useful resource for developers looking to understand and resolve issues related to MCP server operations, particularly those involving code organization and import management.
Features
- Backup of an example MCP server
- Implementation of the rope tool
- Focus on 'organize_imports' operation
- Error handling and debugging
- Code refactoring guidance
MCP Tools
- rope: A Python refactoring library used for organizing imports and other code modifications.
Usage with Different Platforms
python_script
python
import rope
# Example usage of rope for organizing imports
project = rope.base.project.Project('my_project')
resource = project.get_resource('my_module.py')
change_set = rope.refactor.importutils.organize_imports(resource)
project.do(change_set)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 'organize_imports' operation?
The 'organize_imports' operation is a feature of the rope tool that helps in managing and organizing import statements in a Python module.
What causes the 'ChangeSet' object error?
The error occurs when the 'splitlines()' method is incorrectly applied to a ChangeSet object instead of a string.
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