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@JEETDESAI25 JEETDESAI25 commented Dec 18, 2025

Addressing issue: #283

Fixes a nil pointer dereference panic in loadartifactstool that occurred when the tool was used without configuring an ArtifactService in the Runner. The tool now returns ErrArtifactServiceNotInitialized instead of panicking.

Changes:

  • Added ErrArtifactServiceNotInitialized error in loadartifactstool
  • Added nil check in ProcessRequest()
  • Fixed context wrappers to return nil when underlying ArtifactService is nil

Test: Added TestLoadArtifactsTool_ProcessRequest_NilArtifactService.

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This pull request enhances the robustness of the system by preventing a potential nil pointer dereference panic in the loadartifactstool. Previously, if the ArtifactService was not initialized, the tool would crash. Now, it will instead return a clear error, improving the stability and predictability of the application. The changes involve adding explicit nil checks and adjusting context initialization to correctly propagate the absence of an artifact service.

Highlights

  • Error Handling: The loadartifactstool now returns a specific error, ErrArtifactServiceNotInitialized, instead of panicking when the ArtifactService is not configured.
  • Nil Checks: Introduced nil checks in ProcessRequest() within loadartifactstool to gracefully handle uninitialized artifact services.
  • Context Wrappers: Modified internal context wrappers (callbackContext and toolContext) to ensure their Artifacts() methods return nil if the underlying ArtifactService is not present.
  • Testing: A new test case, TestLoadArtifactsTool_ProcessRequest_NilArtifactService, has been added to validate the new error handling behavior.

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This pull request addresses a potential nil pointer dereference in loadartifactstool when an ArtifactService is not configured. The changes correctly add nil checks in the context wrappers and in the tool's ProcessRequest method to return a specific error instead of panicking. A new test case has been added to verify this fix. The changes are well-implemented and effectively resolve the issue. I have one minor suggestion to simplify the error checking in the new test.

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