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@Ubiquinone-dot Ubiquinone-dot marked this pull request as ready for review December 8, 2025 05:06
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Pull request overview

This PR attempts to add defensive code to ensure the extra dictionary exists in example specifications before setting the task_name key within it. The change prevents a potential KeyError when accessing example_spec["extra"]["task_name"].

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  • Add a check to initialize example_spec["extra"] as an empty dictionary if it doesn't exist before setting task_name

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Comment on lines 394 to 396
if 'extra' not in example_spec:
example_spec["extra"] = {}
example_spec["extra"]["task_name"] = prefix
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This code assumes example_spec is always a dictionary, but according to the type hint on line 378, example_spec can be either a dict or a DesignInputSpecification object. When it's a DesignInputSpecification object:

  1. The 'extra' not in example_spec check will fail because Pydantic models don't support the in operator for checking attributes
  2. Dictionary-style access example_spec["extra"] will raise an error because Pydantic models require attribute access (example_spec.extra)

To handle both cases, consider:

# Handle both dict and DesignInputSpecification types
if isinstance(example_spec, dict):
    if 'extra' not in example_spec:
        example_spec["extra"] = {}
    example_spec["extra"]["task_name"] = prefix
else:
    # DesignInputSpecification has extra field with default_factory=dict
    if example_spec.extra is None:
        example_spec.extra = {}
    example_spec.extra["task_name"] = prefix

Alternatively, if all DesignInputSpecification objects should have the extra field initialized (which they do by default), you could simplify by converting to dict first or using attribute access for Pydantic objects.

Suggested change
if 'extra' not in example_spec:
example_spec["extra"] = {}
example_spec["extra"]["task_name"] = prefix
if isinstance(example_spec, dict):
if 'extra' not in example_spec:
example_spec["extra"] = {}
example_spec["extra"]["task_name"] = prefix
else:
# DesignInputSpecification has extra field with default_factory=dict
if example_spec.extra is None:
example_spec.extra = {}
example_spec.extra["task_name"] = prefix

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@Ubiquinone-dot Ubiquinone-dot merged commit 2568e98 into production Dec 8, 2025
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@Ubiquinone-dot Ubiquinone-dot deleted the Ubiquinone-dot-patch-1 branch December 8, 2025 05:21
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