Hello there.
I encountered an issue which points back to this place:
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function.invoke(context, parameters.parameters.map { p -> input[p.name]?.let { "$it" } }) |
When I want to provide an "object" or an "array" parameter to a function, the "$it" will cause calling toString() on the function input parameter.
If the function input parameter is however an object, we e.g. have an implementation of a LinkedHashMap at this point (probably due to some Jackson magic converting JSON object to a map) which will not convert it to JSON, but print the string format of the map instead.
Maybe the wrapping in a string is not a good idea here, as one does not have explicit control over "toString()" of input arguments there.
But maybe I miss something and I can control what kind of objects are provided as input?
Hello there.
I encountered an issue which points back to this place:
arc/arc-agents/src/main/kotlin/functions/LambdaLLMFunction.kt
Line 36 in 83aa23c
When I want to provide an "object" or an "array" parameter to a function, the
"$it"will cause callingtoString()on the function input parameter.If the function input parameter is however an object, we e.g. have an implementation of a
LinkedHashMapat this point (probably due to some Jackson magic converting JSON object to a map) which will not convert it to JSON, but print the string format of the map instead.Maybe the wrapping in a string is not a good idea here, as one does not have explicit control over "toString()" of input arguments there.
But maybe I miss something and I can control what kind of objects are provided as input?