Fix handler signature validation for future annotations#11
Fix handler signature validation for future annotations#11
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## Summary - resolve handler annotations via `typing.get_type_hints` before validation - reuse resolved ctx annotation in explicit @handler mode - add regression test for future annotations on @handler methods ## Testing - `python/packages/core/tests/workflow/test_executor_future_annotations.py` Fixes #1
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Issue: #1
The core change to resolve handler annotations via typing.get_type_hints addresses the reported from __future__ import annotations/PEP 563 failure and adds a regression test, but the PR also introduces unrelated GitHub Actions workflows with high-risk secret handling and supply-chain exposure. Additionally, _validate_handler_signature currently swallows all get_type_hints errors, which can silently mask real annotation/forward-ref problems and reduce validation reliability. As-is, this should not be merged until the workflow security issues are removed/hardened and the handler validation/test coverage gaps are addressed.
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- Remove or substantially harden the newly-added GitHub Actions workflows that clone/run external code with secrets (including secrets embedded in clone URLs) and unpinned dependenci
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python/packages/core/agent_framework/_workflows/_executor.py,_validate_handler_signaturecatchesExceptionaroundtyping.get_type_hintsand falls back to{}with no s - Add regression coverage for the explicit decorator mode (
@handler(input=..., output=...)/skip_message_annotation=True) underfrom __future__ import annotations, since this
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- Add a targeted forward-reference test (e.g.,
message: "MyMessage"or a string-annotatedWorkflowContext[...]) to ensureget_type_hintsresolution is actually exercised. - If keeping a fallback when
get_type_hintsfails, emit at least debug/warn logging withfunc.__qualname__and the exception to aid diagnosis. - Consider passing appropriate
globalns/localnsintoget_type_hintsto improve forward-ref resolution for nested/local definitions. - +1 more
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Blocking (reliability): except Exception: hints = {} silently ignores typing.get_type_hints failures (e.g., NameError on forward refs), potentially allowing incorrect handler validation. Catch narrower exceptions and/or raise/log a clear ValueError so annotation issues are actionable.
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Blocking (coverage): add a regression test for explicit @handler(input=..., output=...) mode under from __future__ import annotations, since that path now depends on _validate_handler_signature returning ctx_annotation.
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Suggestion: the test asserts against private internals (_handlers, _handler_spec) and may be brittle; prefer asserting observable behavior (e.g., registration/execution succeeds and output types match expectations).
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## Summary - resolve handler annotations via `typing.get_type_hints` and surface invalid annotation errors - reuse resolved ctx annotation in explicit @handler mode - add regression tests for future annotations, explicit handler types, and forward references ## Testing - `python/packages/core/tests/workflow/test_executor_future_annotations.py` Fixes #1
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Issue: #1
The annotation-resolution fix using typing.get_type_hints is on the right track for from __future__ import annotations, but the PR currently bundles high-risk GitHub Actions workflows that execute external code with secrets, which should not ship with this change. In the core code, get_type_hints failures are silently swallowed and explicit-mode ctx validation can mis-handle unresolved string annotations, risking unexpected runtime errors. Tests cover the scenario but are brittle because they assert private internals instead of user-observable behavior.
Blocking issues (4):
- Remove or move the newly added GitHub Actions workflows that clone/execute external code with high-privilege secrets/tokens (supply-chain and secret-exfiltration risk) since it is
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python/packages/core/agent_framework/_workflows/_executor.py, do not swallowtyping.get_type_hintsexceptions silently: at minimum log (debug/warn) the exception with `func. - Fix
_validate_handler_signatureexplicit-modectxhandling: under future annotationsctx_annotationcan be a string; ensurectx_annotationis resolved to an actual type bef - Rewrite/adjust the new tests so they assert public/observable behavior rather than private internals (
executor._handlers,handler_func._handler_spec), to keep the regression te
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- Add a negative test for unresolvable forward refs (e.g., missing name) to validate the chosen behavior (clear error or logged fallback) and ensure it’s actionable.
- Consider improving
get_type_hintsresolution by providing an appropriatelocalns(or documenting limitations) when nested/local handler definitions are expected. - Add coverage ensuring explicit
@handler(input=..., output=...)still enforcesctxto be aWorkflowContextwhen annotated, and fails clearly for non-WorkflowContexttypes.
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Blocking/reliability: catching Exception from typing.get_type_hints and silently falling back to {} masks forward-ref/future-annotations failures and can change behavior without visibility. Log (debug/warn) with func.__qualname__ + exception details, and consider raising a clear error when resolution is required.
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Blocking/correctness: in explicit @handler(...) mode, ctx_annotation may be a string under future annotations; treating it as a real annotation will call validate_workflow_context_annotation on str and can raise unexpectedly. Resolve ctx_annotation via get_type_hints (or treat unresolved strings as absent/unresolved) before validation.
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Blocking: this test asserts on private internals (executor._handlers, _handler_spec), making it brittle. Prefer asserting observable behavior (registration via public API, executor.output_types, and/or a minimal execution path) to keep the regression test stable.
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This assertion on _handler_spec["ctx_annotation"] is brittle; if possible assert the resolved types through public/observable surfaces (e.g., output types or successful execution) rather than internal spec structure.
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Add test_deepcopy_shallow_copy_fields_override_default_exclude to verify that a field in both DEFAULT_EXCLUDE and _SHALLOW_COPY_FIELDS is shallow-copied (controlled by _SHALLOW_COPY_FIELDS), while a field in DEFAULT_EXCLUDE only is still deep-copied. This addresses review comment #11 ensuring the two class variables control independent concerns. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Add test_deepcopy_shallow_copy_fields_override_default_exclude to verify that a field in both DEFAULT_EXCLUDE and _SHALLOW_COPY_FIELDS is shallow-copied (controlled by _SHALLOW_COPY_FIELDS), while a field in DEFAULT_EXCLUDE only is still deep-copied. This addresses review comment #11 ensuring the two class variables control independent concerns. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Summary
typing.get_type_hintsand surface invalid annotation errorsTesting
python/packages/core/tests/workflow/test_executor_future_annotations.py