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@16oeahr Please help take a look at this, thanks. |
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Can you share your tool package with the custom strong type connection @amichel ? I cannot repro in my local. And please also share the details including which flow and how you run the flow. |
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Please add local prompt flow package version also. If you are using the prompt flow vscode extension, please add the extension version also |
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Hi, sorry for the delay, sharing the entire repo that reproduces the problem. `Package Version aniso8601 9.0.1 |
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@amichel Thanks for sharing the information. The problem lies in your package tool yaml file. The connection is not correctly written. Please pay attention to the ** part. test_tools.tools.test_connection.validate:
function: validate
inputs:
**connection:
custom_type:
- TestConnection
type:
- CustomConnection**
module: test_tools.tools.test_connection
name: Test Connection Validate
description: Validate a custom strong typed connection
type: pythonI am afraid current tutorial does not highlight this special config in yaml for custom strong type connection. But it provides a script in this guide to help you auto generate the tool yaml. |
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Thanks a lot!
It solves the problem.
I actually did use the tool to generate the initial package.
I would expect the type inheritance to be resolved by reflection when
connection types are registered vs explicitly configuring custom_type/type.
…On Mon, 12 Aug 2024 at 03:43, Yao ***@***.***> wrote:
@amichel <https://github.com/amichel> Thanks for sharing the information.
The problem lies in your package tool yaml file. The connection is not
correctly written. Please pay attention to the part in bold.
test_tools.tools.test_connection.validate:
function: validate
inputs:
**connection:
custom_type:
- TestConnection
type:
- CustomConnection**
module: test_tools.tools.test_connection
name: Test Connection Validate
description: Validate a custom strong typed connection
type: python
I am afraid current tutorial does not highlight this special config in
yaml for custom strong type connection. But you can use the script in this
guide
<https://microsoft.github.io/promptflow/how-to-guides/develop-a-tool/create-and-use-tool-package.html#:~:text=hello_world/yamls/hello_world_tool.yaml%3A%20Tool%20YAMLs%20defines%20the%20metadata%20of%20the%20tool.%20The%20tool%20list%20method%2C%20as%20outlined%20in%20the%20utils.py%2C%20fetches%20these%20tool%20YAMLs.>
to auto generate the tool yaml.
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I am trying to create a custom connection following this example:
After building and importing the tools package, I am able to create the connection from yaml that points to the tools package/module and it also works fine from a script tool, but exactly same tool method does not work when built as part of the tools package as in the above example.
I get the following exception:
I tried to work around this by calling register_connections(MyCustomConnection) inside the tool module but then I got another exception:
Any ideas welcome
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