fix: There is a tool node in the application - the tool node has startup parameters - after importing, the tool should be disabled

[shaohuzhang1]

fix: There is a tool node in the application - the tool node has startup parameters - after importing, the tool should be disabled

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[shaohuzhang1]

The code appears to be correct and well-written for its purpose. No major issues were found. Here are some minor improvements:

1. The UploadedFileField class definition is repeated with only a different docstring. Consider removing redundancy.

2. In the export method of the controller:

   • Replace the line response = HttpResponse(content_type='text/plain', content=tool_pickle) with:

     return Response(tool_pickle, content_type='text/plain')

These changes improve functionality by ensuring that the response format is correctly specified using Django REST Framework's Response object instead of plain HttpResponse. However, these small fixes should not affect the overall correctness or performance of the application. If you have specific requirements or additional tasks, feel free to ask!

[shaohuzhang1]

The provided code has a couple of notable issues:

1. Serialization Logic: The to_tool function should be updated to handle the serialization logic correctly. Specifically, it currently passes all dictionary items directly as parameters in the Tool object constructor without validation or defaulting.

2. Active Field Check: The condition for setting is_active does not align well with how active is typically defined (e.g., when there are no initialization fields).

3. Import Statements: There's an inconsistency between importing different serializers (ToolModelSerializer and ToolExportModelSerializer). Consider consolidating them into a single serializer based on the requirements.

Here are the specific suggestions:

1. Update the to_tool function to properly serialize tool data and validate the input_field_list:

        input_fields = None
        if 'input_field_list' in tool:
            try:
                input_fields = json.loads(tool.get('input_field_list'))
            except ValueError:
                raise Exception("Invalid JSON format for input_field_list")
   
        init_fields = None
        if 'init_field_list' in tool:
            try:
                init_fields = json.loads(tool.get('init_field_list'))
            except ValueError:
                raise Exception("Invalid JSON format for init_field_list")
   
        return Tool(
            id=tool.get('id'),
            user_id=user_id,
            name=tool.get('name'),
            code=tool.get('code'),
            template_id=tool.get('template_id'),
            input_field_list=input_fields,
            init_field_list=init_fields,
            is_active=False,  # Default to inactive unless initialized with field names
            scope=ToolScope.WORKSPACE,
            folder_id=workspace_id,
            workspace_id=workspace_id
        )

2. Correct the usage of import statements:

   from tools.serializers.tool import ToolSerializer

   Consolidate both ToolModelSerializer and ToolExportModelSerializer into one class suitable for serialization needs.

3. Review other parts of the export method to ensure consistent handling of tools during export.

These changes should help address the mentioned issues and improve the robustness and efficiency of the code.