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# What does this PR do? ## Test Plan # What does this PR do? ## Test Plan # What does this PR do? ## Test Plan Completes the refactoring started in previous commit by: 1. **Fix library client** (critical): Add logic to detect Pydantic model parameters and construct them properly from request bodies. The key fix is to NOT exclude any params when converting the body for Pydantic models - we need all fields to pass to the Pydantic constructor. Before: _convert_body excluded all params, leaving body empty for Pydantic construction After: Check for Pydantic params first, skip exclusion, construct model with full body 2. **Update remaining providers** to use new Pydantic-based signatures: - litellm_openai_mixin: Extract extra fields via __pydantic_extra__ - databricks: Use TYPE_CHECKING import for params type - llama_openai_compat: Use TYPE_CHECKING import for params type - sentence_transformers: Update method signatures to use params 3. **Update unit tests** to use new Pydantic signature: - test_openai_mixin.py: Use OpenAIChatCompletionRequestParams This fixes test failures where the library client was trying to construct Pydantic models with empty dictionaries. The previous fix had a bug: it called _convert_body() which only keeps fields that match function parameter names. For Pydantic methods with signature: openai_chat_completion(params: OpenAIChatCompletionRequestParams) The signature only has 'params', but the body has 'model', 'messages', etc. So _convert_body() returned an empty dict. Fix: Skip _convert_body() entirely for Pydantic params. Use the raw body directly to construct the Pydantic model (after stripping NOT_GIVENs). This properly fixes the ValidationError where required fields were missing. The streaming code path (_call_streaming) had the same issue as non-streaming: it called _convert_body() which returned empty dict for Pydantic params. Applied the same fix as commit 7476c0ae: - Detect Pydantic model parameters before body conversion - Skip _convert_body() for Pydantic params - Construct Pydantic model directly from raw body (after stripping NOT_GIVENs) This fixes streaming endpoints like openai_chat_completion with stream=True. The streaming code path (_call_streaming) had the same issue as non-streaming: it called _convert_body() which returned empty dict for Pydantic params. Applied the same fix as commit 7476c0ae: - Detect Pydantic model parameters before body conversion - Skip _convert_body() for Pydantic params - Construct Pydantic model directly from raw body (after stripping NOT_GIVENs) This fixes streaming endpoints like openai_chat_completion with stream=True. |
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Llama Stack Unit Tests
Unit Tests
Unit tests verify individual components and functions in isolation. They are fast, reliable, and don't require external services.
Prerequisites
- Python Environment: Ensure you have Python 3.12+ installed
- uv Package Manager: Install
uvif not already installed
You can run the unit tests by running:
./scripts/unit-tests.sh [PYTEST_ARGS]
Any additional arguments are passed to pytest. For example, you can specify a test directory, a specific test file, or any pytest flags (e.g., -vvv for verbosity). If no test directory is specified, it defaults to "tests/unit", e.g:
./scripts/unit-tests.sh tests/unit/registry/test_registry.py -vvv
If you'd like to run for a non-default version of Python (currently 3.12), pass PYTHON_VERSION variable as follows:
source .venv/bin/activate
PYTHON_VERSION=3.13 ./scripts/unit-tests.sh
Test Configuration
- Test Discovery: Tests are automatically discovered in the
tests/unit/directory - Async Support: Tests use
--asyncio-mode=autofor automatic async test handling - Coverage: Tests generate coverage reports in
htmlcov/directory - Python Version: Defaults to Python 3.12, but can be overridden with
PYTHON_VERSIONenvironment variable
Coverage Reports
After running tests, you can view coverage reports:
# Open HTML coverage report in browser
open htmlcov/index.html # macOS
xdg-open htmlcov/index.html # Linux
start htmlcov/index.html # Windows