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Fix Assistants IChatClient handling of unrelated tool calls in history - #6891
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes a bug in the OpenAI Assistants IChatClient implementation where it incorrectly assumed that any tool results in message history required a thread ID. The fix addresses scenarios where message history contains historical function calls/responses (like in agent scenarios) rather than active tool calls requiring a thread.
Key changes:
- Removes validation that incorrectly throws when tool results are present without a thread ID
- Updates logic to only process function results when the message role is Tool
- Improves comments to clarify the distinction between active and historical tool results
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The implementation is assuming that any tool results in the incoming message history mean a thread ID is required, which would be necessary if those tool results were for an active run. But that's not the case if the history just contains historical function calls/responses, as is the case in agent scenarios where the message history from one agent is passed to another. The fix is to just stop throwing based on this incorrect assumption.
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The implementation is assuming that any tool results in the incoming message history mean a thread ID is required, which would be necessary if those tool results were for an active run. But that's not the case if the history just contains historical function calls/responses, as is the case in agent scenarios where the message history from one agent is passed to another. The fix is to just stop throwing based on this incorrect assumption.
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