fix(tools/loader): load and register all decorated @tool functions from file path #742
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Description
Previously, passing a file path that contained multiple
@tool
decorated functions resulted in only one tool being loaded/registered. This made file-based tool loading inconsistent with directory/module scanning (which returns all decorated tools). This PR fixes that: the file-path loader now collects all decorated function tools and returns them; the registry is updated to register each tool individually. Unit tests and linters were updated and run locally.Key Changes
DecoratedFunctionTool
objects when loading a.py
file and return alist
when multiple exist.AgentTool
separately in the registry.normalize_loaded_tools
helper tosrc/strands/tools/tools.py
.test_load_python_tool_path_multiple_function_based
verifying multiple decorated tools are discovered when loading a file path.mark_dynamic()
+register_tool()
per tool.Related Issues
Closes #612
Documentation PR
N/A
Type of Change
Bug fix
Testing
How have you tested the change? Verify that the changes do not break functionality or introduce warnings in consuming repositories: agents-docs, agents-tools, agents-cli
hatch fmt --formatter
→ 170 files left unchangedhatch fmt --linter
→ All checks passedpre-commit run --all-files
→ Format: Passed; Lint: Passed; Type linting: Passed; Unit Tests: Passedpytest -q tests/strands/tools/test_loader.py::test_load_python_tool_path_multiple_function_based
→1 passed in 0.16s
hatch run test-integ
locally.Checklist
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