refactor: remove ParseParams() from Tool interface#2375
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Summary of ChangesHello @duwenxin99, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request significantly refactors the way tool parameters are handled within the system. By extracting the parameter parsing responsibility from individual tools and centralizing it, the change promotes a cleaner architecture and better separation of concerns. This modification simplifies the Highlights
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This pull request is a significant refactoring that removes the ParseParams() method from the Tool interface and its implementations. The parameter parsing logic is now centralized and called directly from the API handlers using parameters.ParseParams(tool.GetParameters(), ...). This is a good change as it simplifies the Tool interface and decouples the tools from the specifics of parameter parsing. The changes are applied consistently across a large number of files, including updating test files. The overall change improves code structure and maintainability. I've found one minor issue with a dangling comment, which is noted in the specific feedback.
…pis#2375) The `ParseParams` Tool interface is only passing the tool's parameter into a generic `parameters.ParseParams()` helper. Instead of keeping it as a tool interface, we add a `GetParameters()` method (googleapis#2374) to the tool interface and call it directly from the API handlers. This way we keep the parameter parsing logic independent from the tools. 2d5d333
The `ParseParams` Tool interface is only passing the tool's parameter into a generic `parameters.ParseParams()` helper. Instead of keeping it as a tool interface, we add a `GetParameters()` method (googleapis#2374) to the tool interface and call it directly from the API handlers. This way we keep the parameter parsing logic independent from the tools.
The `ParseParams` Tool interface is only passing the tool's parameter into a generic `parameters.ParseParams()` helper. Instead of keeping it as a tool interface, we add a `GetParameters()` method (googleapis#2374) to the tool interface and call it directly from the API handlers. This way we keep the parameter parsing logic independent from the tools.
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ParseParamsTool interface is only passing the tool's parameter into a genericparameters.ParseParams()helper. Instead of keeping it as a tool interface, we add aGetParameters()method (#2374) to the tool interface and call it directly from the API handlers. This way we keep the parameter parsing logic independent from the tools.