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Correct tool use suggestion to improve model adherence to suggestion #8315

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/core/tools/multiApplyDiffTool.ts
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Expand Up @@ -463,7 +463,7 @@ Error: ${failPart.error}
Suggested fixes:
1. Verify the search content exactly matches the file content (including whitespace and case)
2. Check for correct indentation and line endings
3. Use <read_file> to see the current file content
3. Use the read_file tool to verify the file's current contents
4. Consider breaking complex changes into smaller diffs
5. Ensure start_line parameter matches the actual content location
${errorDetails ? `\nDetailed error information:\n${errorDetails}\n` : ""}
Expand All @@ -476,7 +476,7 @@ Unable to apply diffs to file: ${absolutePath}
Error: ${diffResult.error}

Recovery suggestions:
1. Use <read_file> to examine the current file content
1. Use the read_file tool to verify the file's current contents
2. Verify the diff format matches the expected search/replace pattern
3. Check that the search content exactly matches what's in the file
4. Consider using line numbers with start_line parameter
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