Fix: Prevent TypeError in PythonTool by passing channel #95
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This PR fixes a critical bug in
docker_tool.pythat causes aTypeErrorwhenPythonToolprocesses a message.Change Description
The
PythonTool._processmethod attempts to callself._make_response(output, channel=channel). But, the_make_responsemethod was not defined to accept achannelargument. This mismatch caused the program to crash and produce a TypeError.Here is the call that incorrectly passes
channel:yield self._make_response(output, channel=channel)Change Made
Therefore I added the
channelparameter to the_make_responsemethod and passed it through to the existingmake_responsemethod.