switched back to use the update_forward_refs function as we need to s…

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…upport pydantic v1

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• Chores
  • Updated internal handling of type references to improve compatibility and maintainability. No changes to user-facing features or functionality.

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The changes update the way forward references are resolved in Pydantic models by replacing calls to model_rebuild() with update_forward_refs() in several classes. No other logic, structure, or public interface is modified in the affected files.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
elementary/messages/blocks.py	Replaced model_rebuild() with update_forward_refs() for classes with forward references.
elementary/messages/message_body.py	Replaced model_rebuild() with update_forward_refs() for the MessageBody model.

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In lines of code, a gentle sweep,
Forward refs now run less deep.
No more rebuilds, just updates clear,
Pydantic models persevere.
With every hop, a cleaner way,
The rabbit cheers: "Refreshed today!"
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🔇 Additional comments (4)

elementary/messages/blocks.py (2)

116-116: LGTM! Correct forward reference resolution for Pydantic v1.

The change from model_rebuild() to update_forward_refs() is appropriate for maintaining Pydantic v1 compatibility. This correctly resolves the forward reference in the InlineBlock union type that includes "LineBlock".

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187-187: LGTM! Correct forward reference resolution for recursive type.

The change correctly resolves forward references for the ExpandableBlock class, which has a recursive type definition through the InExpandableBlock union that includes "ExpandableBlock".

elementary/messages/message_body.py (2)

42-42: LGTM! Maintains forward reference resolution chain.

The change correctly maintains forward reference resolution for MessageBody, which is necessary because it uses MessageBlock that includes ExpandableBlock with forward references.

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42-42: Verification complete: No remaining model_rebuild() calls

• No instances of model_rebuild() found in the repository.
• update_forward_refs() is in use at:
  • elementary/messages/message_body.py:42
  • elementary/messages/blocks.py:116
  • elementary/messages/blocks.py:187

No additional Pydantic models require updates.

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