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fix(tool): omit injected state from inferred function schemas - #3090
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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AgentScope Version
2.0.10dev (base commit
72f3f6fa0b2fc38b8517f408ab616f0f2bd229e6).Description
Fixes #3089.
Creating a
FunctionToolwithis_state_injected=Truecurrently raisesNameErrorwhen the function declares_agent_state: automatic schema inference tries to create a Pydantic field with a leading underscore. Omit_agent_stateduring inference when state injection is enabled, keeping the business parameters in the schema. Explicit input schemas retain their existing behavior.The regression test checks the complete inferred schema and calls the tool through
Toolkit, verifying that it receives the sameAgentStateinstance and returns the expected response.Validation:
python -m pytest tests/toolkit_test.py tests/tool_lazy_annotations_test.py tests/tool_middleware_test.py tests/tool_argument_repair_test.py tests/tool_group_ownership_test.py -q: 45 passed, 8 subtests passed. The new regression fails with the expectedNameErrorbefore the fix.pre-commit run --all-files: passed.python -m pytest tests -q -ra --tb=short: 2634 passed, 125 skipped, 532 subtests passed.Checklist
FunctionToolconstructor docstring; no separate documentation repository update is needed for this bug fix