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feat: update file upload and download mechanism on toolset #1124
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1. python/composio/tools/toolset.py:702
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Typo in function name_process_respone
. Consider renaming it to_process_response
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2. python/composio/tools/toolset.py:584
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The_ensure_output_dir_exists
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3. python/composio/client/collections.py:1246
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Theoutput_in_file
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"connectedAccountId": connected_account, | ||
"entityId": entity_id, | ||
"appName": action.app, | ||
"input": modified_params, | ||
"input": params, | ||
"text": text, | ||
"authConfig": self._serialize_auth(auth=auth), | ||
}, |
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Bug Fix: Verify the necessity of 'modified_params' before reverting to 'params' to prevent potential logical errors.
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- "input": params,
+ "input": modified_params,
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"connectedAccountId": connected_account, | |
"entityId": entity_id, | |
"appName": action.app, | |
"input": modified_params, | |
"input": params, | |
"text": text, | |
"authConfig": self._serialize_auth(auth=auth), | |
}, | |
{ | |
"connectedAccountId": connected_account, | |
"entityId": entity_id, | |
"appName": action.app, | |
"input": modified_params, # Ensure modified_params is correctly set and validated | |
"text": text, | |
"authConfig": self._serialize_auth(auth=auth), | |
} |
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return processed | ||
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def _process_respone( | ||
def _process_response( | ||
self, action: Action, response: t.Dict | ||
) -> t.Union[t.Dict, _Retry]: | ||
processed = self._process( |
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Bug Fix: Correct the function name typo to ensure consistency and avoid errors.
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- def _process_respone(
+ def _process_response(
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return processed | |
def _process_respone( | |
def _process_response( | |
self, action: Action, response: t.Dict | |
) -> t.Union[t.Dict, _Retry]: | |
processed = self._process( | |
def _process_response( | |
self, action: Action, response: t.Dict | |
) -> t.Union[t.Dict, _Retry]: | |
processed = self._process(action, response) | |
return processed |
python/composio/tools/toolset.py
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def _substitute_file_upload_data(self, action: Action, params: t.Dict) -> t.Dict: | ||
_schema = self._action_schemas.get(action.slug) | ||
if _schema is None: | ||
(_schema,) = self.get_action_schemas(actions=[action]) | ||
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if _schema.parameters.file_uploadable: | ||
return self._load_file_as_param(_path=params["file"]) | ||
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return self._substitute_file_upload_data_recursively( | ||
params=params, | ||
schema=_schema.model_dump().pop("parameters"), |
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Bug Fix: Ensure _substitute_file_upload_data
handles all file upload scenarios without regressions. Test thoroughly with diverse inputs.
🔧 Suggested Code Diff:
+ def _substitute_file_upload_data(self, action: Action, params: t.Dict) -> t.Dict:
+ _schema = self._action_schemas.get(action.slug)
+ if _schema is None:
+ (_schema,) = self.get_action_schemas(actions=[action])
+ if _schema.parameters.file_uploadable:
+ return self._load_file_as_param(_path=params.get("file", ""))
+ return self._substitute_file_upload_data_recursively(
+ params=params,
+ schema=_schema.model_dump().pop("parameters"),
+ )
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def _substitute_file_upload_data(self, action: Action, params: t.Dict) -> t.Dict: | |
_schema = self._action_schemas.get(action.slug) | |
if _schema is None: | |
(_schema,) = self.get_action_schemas(actions=[action]) | |
if _schema.parameters.file_uploadable: | |
return self._load_file_as_param(_path=params["file"]) | |
return self._substitute_file_upload_data_recursively( | |
params=params, | |
schema=_schema.model_dump().pop("parameters"), | |
def _substitute_file_upload_data(self, action: Action, params: t.Dict) -> t.Dict: | |
_schema = self._action_schemas.get(action.slug) | |
if _schema is None: | |
(_schema,) = self.get_action_schemas(actions=[action]) | |
if _schema.parameters.file_uploadable: | |
file_path = params.get("file", "") | |
if not file_path: | |
raise ValueError("File path is required for file uploadable actions.") | |
return self._load_file_as_param(_path=file_path) | |
return self._substitute_file_upload_data_recursively( | |
params=params, | |
schema=_schema.model_dump().pop("parameters"), | |
) |
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def _substitute_file_download_data_recursively( | ||
self, | ||
schema: t.Dict, | ||
response: t.Dict, | ||
action: Action, | ||
) -> t.Dict: | ||
for key in schema["properties"]: | ||
if self._is_file_downloadable(schema=schema["properties"][key]): | ||
response[key] = self._store_response_file( | ||
action=action.slug, | ||
response=response[key], | ||
) | ||
continue | ||
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if "type" not in schema["properties"][key]: | ||
continue | ||
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if schema["properties"][key]["type"] == "object": | ||
response[key] = self._substitute_file_download_data_recursively( | ||
schema=schema["properties"][key], | ||
response=response[key], | ||
action=action, | ||
) | ||
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Refactor: Refactor _substitute_file_download_data_recursively
to an iterative approach to prevent stack overflow in deeply nested schemas.
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def _substitute_file_download_data_iteratively(self, schema: t.Dict, response: t.Dict, action: Action) -> t.Dict:
stack = [(schema, response)]
while stack:
current_schema, current_response = stack.pop()
for key in current_schema['properties']:
if self._is_file_downloadable(schema=current_schema['properties'][key]):
current_response[key] = self._store_response_file(
action=action.slug,
response=current_response[key],
)
elif 'type' in current_schema['properties'][key] and current_schema['properties'][key]['type'] == 'object':
stack.append((current_schema['properties'][key], current_response[key]))
return response
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def _substitute_file_download_data_recursively( | |
self, | |
schema: t.Dict, | |
response: t.Dict, | |
action: Action, | |
) -> t.Dict: | |
for key in schema["properties"]: | |
if self._is_file_downloadable(schema=schema["properties"][key]): | |
response[key] = self._store_response_file( | |
action=action.slug, | |
response=response[key], | |
) | |
continue | |
if "type" not in schema["properties"][key]: | |
continue | |
if schema["properties"][key]["type"] == "object": | |
response[key] = self._substitute_file_download_data_recursively( | |
schema=schema["properties"][key], | |
response=response[key], | |
action=action, | |
) | |
def _substitute_file_download_data_iteratively(self, schema: t.Dict, response: t.Dict, action: Action) -> t.Dict: | |
stack = [(schema, response)] | |
while stack: | |
current_schema, current_response = stack.pop() | |
for key in current_schema['properties']: | |
if self._is_file_downloadable(schema=current_schema['properties'][key]): | |
current_response[key] = self._store_response_file( | |
action=action.slug, | |
response=current_response[key], | |
) | |
elif 'type' in current_schema['properties'][key] and current_schema['properties'][key]['type'] == 'object': | |
stack.append((current_schema['properties'][key], current_response[key])) | |
return response |
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def _substitute_file_download_data( | ||
self, | ||
action: Action, | ||
response: t.Dict, | ||
) -> t.Dict: | ||
if not response["successfull"]: | ||
return response | ||
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_schema = self._action_schemas.get(action.slug) | ||
if _schema is None: | ||
(_schema,) = self.get_action_schemas(actions=[action]) | ||
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if _schema.response.file_downloadable: | ||
return { | ||
"output_file": self._store_response_file( | ||
action=action.slug, | ||
response=response.pop("data"), | ||
), | ||
**response, | ||
} | ||
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return { | ||
**response, | ||
"data": self._substitute_file_download_data_recursively( | ||
schema=_schema.response.model_dump(), | ||
response=response["data"], | ||
action=action, | ||
), |
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Bug Fix: Add a check for 'data' in the response to prevent KeyError.
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def _substitute_file_download_data(
self,
action: Action,
response: t.Dict,
) -> t.Dict:
if not response.get("successfull"):
return response
+ if "data" not in response:
+ self.logger.error("Missing 'data' in response")
+ return response
_schema = self._action_schemas.get(action.slug)
if _schema is None:
(_schema,) = self.get_action_schemas(actions=[action])
if _schema.response.file_downloadable:
return {
"output_file": self._store_response_file(
action=action.slug,
response=response.pop("data"),
),
**response,
}
return {
**response,
"data": self._substitute_file_download_data_recursively(
schema=_schema.response.model_dump(),
response=response["data"],
action=action,
),
}
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def _substitute_file_download_data( | |
self, | |
action: Action, | |
response: t.Dict, | |
) -> t.Dict: | |
if not response["successfull"]: | |
return response | |
_schema = self._action_schemas.get(action.slug) | |
if _schema is None: | |
(_schema,) = self.get_action_schemas(actions=[action]) | |
if _schema.response.file_downloadable: | |
return { | |
"output_file": self._store_response_file( | |
action=action.slug, | |
response=response.pop("data"), | |
), | |
**response, | |
} | |
return { | |
**response, | |
"data": self._substitute_file_download_data_recursively( | |
schema=_schema.response.model_dump(), | |
response=response["data"], | |
action=action, | |
), | |
def _substitute_file_download_data( | |
self, | |
action: Action, | |
response: t.Dict, | |
) -> t.Dict: | |
if not response.get("successfull"): | |
return response | |
if "data" not in response: | |
self.logger.error("Missing 'data' in response") | |
return response | |
_schema = self._action_schemas.get(action.slug) | |
if _schema is None: | |
(_schema,) = self.get_action_schemas(actions=[action]) | |
if _schema.response.file_downloadable: | |
return { | |
"output_file": self._store_response_file( | |
action=action.slug, | |
response=response.pop("data"), | |
), | |
**response, | |
} | |
return { | |
**response, | |
"data": self._substitute_file_download_data_recursively( | |
schema=_schema.response.model_dump(), | |
response=response["data"], | |
action=action, | |
), | |
} | |
processed_response = ( | ||
response | ||
if action.is_runtime | ||
else self._process_respone(action=action, response=response) | ||
else self._process_response(action=action, response=response) | ||
) | ||
if isinstance(processed_response, _Retry): | ||
self.logger.debug( |
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Bug Fix: Correct the function name typo to prevent runtime errors.
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- else self._process_respone(action=action, response=response)
+ else self._process_response(action=action, response=response)
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processed_response = ( | |
response | |
if action.is_runtime | |
else self._process_respone(action=action, response=response) | |
else self._process_response(action=action, response=response) | |
) | |
if isinstance(processed_response, _Retry): | |
self.logger.debug( | |
processed_response = ( | |
response | |
if action.is_runtime | |
else self._process_response(action=action, response=response) | |
) | |
if isinstance(processed_response, _Retry): | |
self.logger.debug( |
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👍 Looks good to me! Incremental review on 944e2ef in 55 seconds
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1. python/composio/tools/toolset.py:848
- Draft comment:
The method_substitute_file_upload_data
uses a hardcoded key 'file' to access the file path inparams
. Consider dynamically determining the key based on the schema properties to avoid potential issues if the file parameter is named differently. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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2. python/composio/tools/toolset.py:985
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Good practice in handlingInvalidFileProvided
exception by returning detailed error information as a dictionary. This approach enhances error transparency for the caller. - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:0%
TheInvalidFileProvided
exception is being caught and returned as a dictionary in theexecute_action
method. This is a good practice for handling exceptions gracefully and providing detailed error information to the caller.
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def _substitute_file_upload_data_recursively( | ||
self, | ||
params: t.Dict, | ||
schema: t.Dict, | ||
) -> t.Dict: | ||
for key in schema["properties"]: | ||
if self._is_file_uploadable(properties=schema["properties"][key]): | ||
params[key] = self._load_file_as_param( | ||
_path=params[key], | ||
_accept=schema["properties"][key].get("accept", ["*/*"]), | ||
) | ||
continue | ||
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if schema["properties"][key]["type"] == "object": | ||
params[key] = self._substitute_file_upload_data_recursively( | ||
params=params[key], | ||
schema=schema["properties"][key], | ||
) | ||
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Potential Issue: The method _substitute_file_upload_data_recursively
uses recursion to handle nested schemas, which can lead to stack overflow errors if the schema is deeply nested. This is a performance concern that should be addressed to ensure robustness.
Suggestions:
- Iterative Approach: Consider refactoring the method to use an iterative approach, which can handle deeply nested structures without the risk of stack overflow.
- Recursion Depth Check: If recursion is preferred, implement a maximum recursion depth check to prevent stack overflow errors.
By addressing this issue, the code will be more resilient and performant, especially when dealing with complex schemas.
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def _substitute_file_upload_data_iteratively(self, params: t.Dict, schema: t.Dict) -> t.Dict:
stack = [(params, schema)]
while stack:
current_params, current_schema = stack.pop()
for key in current_schema["properties"]:
if self._is_file_uploadable(properties=current_schema["properties"][key]):
current_params[key] = self._load_file_as_param(
_path=current_params[key],
_accept=current_schema["properties"][key].get("accept", ["*/*"]),
)
elif current_schema["properties"][key]["type"] == "object":
stack.append((current_params[key], current_schema["properties"][key]))
return params
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def _substitute_file_upload_data_recursively( | |
self, | |
params: t.Dict, | |
schema: t.Dict, | |
) -> t.Dict: | |
for key in schema["properties"]: | |
if self._is_file_uploadable(properties=schema["properties"][key]): | |
params[key] = self._load_file_as_param( | |
_path=params[key], | |
_accept=schema["properties"][key].get("accept", ["*/*"]), | |
) | |
continue | |
if schema["properties"][key]["type"] == "object": | |
params[key] = self._substitute_file_upload_data_recursively( | |
params=params[key], | |
schema=schema["properties"][key], | |
) | |
def _substitute_file_upload_data_iteratively(self, params: t.Dict, schema: t.Dict) -> t.Dict: | |
stack = [(params, schema)] | |
while stack: | |
current_params, current_schema = stack.pop() | |
for key in current_schema["properties"]: | |
if self._is_file_uploadable(properties=current_schema["properties"][key]): | |
current_params[key] = self._load_file_as_param( | |
_path=current_params[key], | |
_accept=current_schema["properties"][key].get("accept", ["*/*"]), | |
) | |
elif current_schema["properties"][key]["type"] == "object": | |
stack.append((current_params[key], current_schema["properties"][key])) | |
return params |
) | ||
try: | ||
params = self._substitute_file_upload_data(action=action, params=params) | ||
except InvalidFileProvided as e: | ||
return { | ||
"successful": False, | ||
"error": e.message, | ||
"file": e.file, | ||
"allowed": e.allowed, | ||
"mimetype": e.mimetype, |
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Bug Fix: The recent code change introduces a new exception handling mechanism for invalid file uploads, which is a significant alteration in the file handling logic. This change could potentially impact existing workflows by introducing a new exception that might not be handled elsewhere in the code.
Actionable Suggestions:
- Review the
InvalidFileProvided
Exception: Ensure that this exception is well-integrated with the existing file upload logic. Verify that it is raised and caught appropriately across all relevant parts of the code. - Comprehensive Testing: Conduct thorough testing to cover all possible scenarios where this exception might be triggered. This includes testing with various file types, sizes, and invalid inputs.
- User Feedback: Ensure that the error messages provided by this exception are clear and informative, aiding in debugging and providing useful feedback to users.
- Documentation: Update any relevant documentation to reflect this new exception handling mechanism, ensuring that developers and users are aware of the change.
By addressing these points, you can ensure that the new logic is robust and does not introduce regressions or unexpected behavior.
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+ try:
+ params = self._substitute_file_upload_data(action=action, params=params)
+ except InvalidFileProvided as e:
+ return {
+ "successful": False,
+ "error": e.message,
+ "file": e.file,
+ "allowed": e.allowed,
+ "mimetype": e.mimetype,
+ }
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) | |
try: | |
params = self._substitute_file_upload_data(action=action, params=params) | |
except InvalidFileProvided as e: | |
return { | |
"successful": False, | |
"error": e.message, | |
"file": e.file, | |
"allowed": e.allowed, | |
"mimetype": e.mimetype, | |
try: | |
params = self._substitute_file_upload_data(action=action, params=params) | |
except InvalidFileProvided as e: | |
return { | |
"successful": False, | |
"error": str(e), # Ensure the error message is a string | |
"file": e.file, | |
"allowed": e.allowed, | |
"mimetype": e.mimetype, | |
} |
processed_response = ( | ||
response | ||
if action.is_runtime | ||
else self._process_respone(action=action, response=response) | ||
else self._process_response(action=action, response=response) | ||
) | ||
if isinstance(processed_response, _Retry): | ||
self.logger.debug( |
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Bug Fix: The identified issue is a typographical error in the method name _process_respone
, which has been corrected to _process_response
. This correction is crucial as the typo could lead to a NameError
, potentially breaking the functionality if the incorrect method name is called elsewhere in the code.
Actionable Steps:
- Ensure that all instances of
_process_respone
in the codebase are updated to_process_response
to prevent runtime errors. - Conduct a thorough search across the codebase to confirm no other occurrences of the typo exist.
This change is critical to maintain the integrity of the code and prevent unexpected errors during execution.
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processed_response = ( | |
response | |
if action.is_runtime | |
else self._process_respone(action=action, response=response) | |
else self._process_response(action=action, response=response) | |
) | |
if isinstance(processed_response, _Retry): | |
self.logger.debug( | |
processed_response = ( | |
response | |
if action.is_runtime | |
else self._process_response(action=action, response=response) | |
) | |
if isinstance(processed_response, _Retry): | |
self.logger.debug( |
action: Action, | ||
response: t.Dict, | ||
) -> t.Dict: | ||
if not response["successfull"]: |
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I think we are passing successful also now. Should we use that now?
cc: @utkarsh-dixit
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def _substitute_file_upload_data(self, action: Action, params: t.Dict) -> t.Dict: |
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Two related bugs were introduced in file upload handling:
In _substitute_file_upload_data(), when file_uploadable is True, the method returns only the file parameter, discarding other parameters. This means actions requiring multiple parameters will fail because non-file parameters are omitted.
In Actions.execute(), the previous file parameter processing logic was removed. This breaks file upload functionality, as file paths are now sent as raw strings instead of being properly read, encoded, and formatted for upload.
These changes prevent correct file uploads and break backward compatibility for actions that require file parameters.
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A schema retrieval bug occurs in the get_actions_schemas method where action schemas are stored using item.name (e.g., 'bash'), but later retrieved using action.slug (e.g., 'anthropic_bash_command'). This inconsistency causes schema lookup to fail when retrieving action schemas, potentially leading to incorrect processing of file uploads and downloads. Specifically, methods like _substitute_file_upload_data and _substitute_file_download_data may encounter None schemas due to this mismatched key usage.
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We are removing this functionality?
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Refactored to usemodel_dump()
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The change in line 855 is a refactor to use the correct method for dumping the schema model. This aligns with the PR description's intent to improve schema processing.
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Purpose:
Changes:
Enhancement:
file_uploadable
andfile_downloadable
attributes to streamline file path and content handling.Refactor:
execute
function by removing redundant logic.Impact:
Original Description