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fix: Add validation for empty artifact lists in completed_task
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fix: Add validation for empty artifact lists in completed_task
#308
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This pull request enhances the robustness of the completed_task function by introducing explicit validation for the artifacts parameter. This change prevents the function from processing invalid or empty artifact lists, thereby improving data integrity and overall system stability. Accompanying tests ensure the new validation behaves as expected.
Highlights
- Validation Enhancement: The
completed_taskfunction ina2a/utils/task.pynow includes a validation check for itsartifactsparameter. This ensures that the providedartifactslist is not empty and contains onlyArtifactobjects. - Error Handling: A
ValueErroris now raised bycompleted_taskif theartifactslist is empty or contains items that are not instances ofArtifact, preventing unexpected behavior from invalid inputs. - Test Coverage: New unit tests have been added to
tests/utils/test_task.pyspecifically to verify the new validation logic. These tests cover scenarios where an emptyartifactslist or a list with invalid item types is passed tocompleted_task, ensuring theValueErroris correctly raised.
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This pull request introduces validation for the artifacts list in the completed_task function, enhancing the robustness of the code. The tests adequately cover the new validation logic, and I've suggested making the error messages more specific to improve debuggability.
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🤖 I have created a release *beep* *boop* --- ## [0.2.13](v0.2.12...v0.2.13) (2025-07-17) ### Features * Add `get_data_parts()` and `get_file_parts()` helper methods ([#312](#312)) ([5b98c32](5b98c32)) * Support for Database based Push Config Store ([#299](#299)) ([e5d99ee](e5d99ee)) * Update A2A types from specification 🤖 ([#319](#319)) ([18506a4](18506a4)) ### Bug Fixes * Add Input Validation for Task IDs in TaskManager ([#310](#310)) ([a38d438](a38d438)) * Add validation for empty artifact lists in `completed_task` ([#308](#308)) ([c4a324d](c4a324d)) * Handle readtimeout errors. ([#305](#305)) ([b94b8f5](b94b8f5)), closes [#249](#249) ### Documentation * Update Documentation Site Link ([#315](#315)) ([edf392c](edf392c)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). Co-authored-by: release-please[bot] <55107282+release-please[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
This update addresses an issue where the
completed_taskfunction ina2a/utils/task.pydid not perform any validation on theartifactslist. This could lead to unexpected behavior if an empty or invalid list was provided.This change introduces a validation check to ensure that the
artifactslist is a non-empty list ofArtifactobjects, raising aValueErrorif the validation fails.Changes:
a2a/utils/task.pyto add a validation check for theartifactsparameter in thecompleted_taskfunction.tests/utils/test_task.pyto include tests for the new validation logic, covering cases with empty lists and lists containing invalid items.