Fix: Add context normalization for dict and string formats#1668
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Fix: Add context normalization for dict and string formats#1668GeorgelPreput wants to merge 2 commits intoassafelovic:mainfrom
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Handle both string and dict context items from MCP by converting them to a consistent hashable string format before deduplication.
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@GeorgelPreput thanks for this, due to some early merges of updated code, can you take a look at the conflict and fix? Thanks! Love this |
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Fixed the conflicts, could you have another look? |
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Due to the issue in #1667 I propose that in the Detailed Report generation, both dict context items from MCP, and strings from everywhere else are normalized by converting them to a consistent hashable string format before deduplication.