Chewji 029a43359c fix(command-code): include tool call arguments (#9821) ...

* fix(command-code): normalize malformed tool call arguments and fix test assertion handling

* fix(command-code): resolve toolName from assistant calls and update version header to 1.15.1

* refactor(command-code): consolidate pre-pass message tool metadata extraction and add unknown fallback test

* fix(command-code): fallback unnamed tool calls to unknown to satisfy upstream name validation

* fix(db): rename 139_job_registry -> 143 to avoid collision with 139_ccr_blocks

release/v3.8.50 owns version 139 (ccr_blocks, #9061). The #9631 job
registry cherry-pick (5e5919dcc) landed its migration as 139_job_registry,
recreating the version collision that fix 21a3cb32f had already resolved
on the standalone branch. The migration runner throws on startup, which
makes getDbInstance() fail and every route return 500.

Bump the job registry migration to 143 (next free slot; 140 is taken by
connection_runtime_state) so the runner stops throwing. The SQL is
idempotent (CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS + INSERT OR IGNORE), so DBs that
never applied it just pick it up on next boot; no DB can have recorded
version 139 as job_registry because the collision always threw before
any migration ran.

* fix(command-code): emit arguments on tool-result parts to satisfy /alpha/generate schema

* fix(command-code): rename tool names colliding with upstream built-ins to satisfy /alpha/generate result normalization

The upstream server normalizes tool-call/tool-result parts against its own
built-in registry for matching names. A tool named `tool_search` collides
with a server-side built-in, so the result is rejected mid-stream with
`input[N] missing required field 'arguments'` (verified live: renaming the
pair makes the identical request pass; the server pairs each result with the
nearest preceding tool-call, so any result following such a call is affected).

Rename colliding names consistently on the wire (definitions + calls +
results) via a request-scoped toolNameMap, then un-rename on the response
path so the client still sees its original tool names.

2026-08-11 08:31:09 -03:00

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