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fix: #2839 argument reference error #2877
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fix: #2839 argument reference error #2877
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This pull request resolves a critical bug in the LiteLLM integration where None arguments in function declarations could lead to an error. The change enhances the robustness of argument parsing by adding a null check, ensuring that the system can gracefully handle function declarations that may not have parameters defined. A new test case has been added to confirm the fix.
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- Bug Fix: Addresses an AttributeError in LiteLLM's _function_declaration_to_tool_param function by correctly handling cases where function_declaration.parameters might be None.
- Test Coverage: Introduces a new unit test case in test_litellm.py to specifically validate the fix for function declarations without arguments, ensuring robustness.
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This pull request addresses a bug in LiteLLM where it couldn't parse None arguments. The fix involves adding a check for function_declaration.parameters before accessing its required attribute in src/google/adk/models/lite_llm.py. Additionally, a test case for a function with no arguments is added in tests/unittests/models/test_litellm.py to ensure the fix works as expected.
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high: This change adds a check for function_declaration.parameters before accessing the required attribute. This prevents an AttributeError when function_declaration.parameters is None. This is good defensive programming, as it prevents the code from crashing when encountering unexpected input. However, it would be better to add a comment explaining why this check is necessary, and what kind of input would cause function_declaration.parameters to be None.
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high: Adding a test case for a function with no arguments is a good way to ensure that the fix works as expected. This test case covers the scenario where function_declaration.parameters is None, which is the root cause of the bug. It would be better to add a comment explaining what this test case is testing, and why it is important.
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medium: Consider simplifying this condition by using the walrus operator to reduce redundancy.
if params := function_declaration.parameters and params.required:
Oops...
This fix already fixed in this
target issue
closes: #2839
LiteLLM has a bug cannot perse None arguments.
Testing plan
added test code into
tests/unittests/models/test_litellm.pyand it was passed