Defer ToolCallbackProvider resolution to execution time #4749
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Changed DefaultChatClient to store ToolCallbackProvider instances instead of eagerly resolving them during configuration. Providers are now resolved lazily when call() or stream() is invoked. - Added toolCallbackProviders field to DefaultChatClientRequestSpec - Updated DefaultChatClientUtils to resolve providers at execution time - Added tests verifying lazy evaluation behavior Resolves spring-projects#4748 Signed-off-by: Christian Tzolov <[email protected]>
ericbottard
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You should add Fixes #4459 as well |
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Changed DefaultChatClient to store ToolCallbackProvider instances instead of eagerly resolving them during configuration. Providers are now resolved lazily when call() or stream() is invoked.
Resolves #4748