Fix: Correct MCPServerConfig import to resolve Docker container crash

[RichardAtCT]

Summary

• Fixes Docker container crashes immediately #19 - Docker container crashes immediately due to ImportError
• Corrected import of MCPServerConfig from src.mcp_client instead of src.models

Problem

The application was attempting to import MCPServerConfig from src.models, but it's actually defined in src.mcp_client.py as a dataclass (lines 28-37). This caused the Docker container to crash on startup with:

ImportError: cannot import name 'MCPServerConfig' from 'src.models'

Solution

Updated src/main.py to:

• Remove MCPServerConfig from the src.models import statement (line 35)
• Add MCPServerConfig to the src.mcp_client import (line 42)

Changes

• Modified src/main.py imports only
• No logic changes required
• Python syntax validation passed

Test plan

• Build and run Docker container to verify it starts without ImportError
• Verify MCP server registration endpoint works correctly
• Confirm no other import-related issues

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PR Review: Fix MCPServerConfig Import Error ✅

Import fix successfully resolves Docker container crash

Todo List:

• Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md - file not found)
• Examine the changed file (src/main.py)
• Verify MCPServerConfig location in src/mcp_client.py
• Analyze import changes for correctness
• Check for code quality and best practices
• Look for potential bugs or issues
• Review security implications
• Assess test coverage needs
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

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✅ Review Summary: APPROVED

This PR correctly fixes the ImportError that was causing Docker container crashes. The changes are minimal, focused, and address the root cause without introducing any side effects.

📋 Code Quality Assessment

✅ Import Fix is Correct

• Problem: MCPServerConfig was incorrectly imported from src.models (line 35) where it doesn't exist
• Solution: Correctly imports MCPServerConfig from src.mcp_client (line 42) where it's actually defined as a @dataclass (lines 28-37)
• Verification: Confirmed MCPServerConfig class exists in src/mcp_client.py:28-37 and is used throughout the MCP functionality

✅ Changes Are Minimal and Safe

• Only 2 lines modified: removed incorrect import, added correct import
• No logic changes required - this was purely an import location issue
• Changes are backwards compatible

✅ No Additional Issues Found

• All other imports in src/main.py are correct and consistent
• No other files incorrectly reference MCPServerConfig from src.models
• The distinction between MCPServerConfig (dataclass) and MCPServerConfigRequest (Pydantic model) is appropriate

🔒 Security Review

• No security concerns: Import changes don't affect functionality or expose vulnerabilities
• Principle of least privilege: Import change properly scopes dependencies

⚡ Performance Considerations

• Positive impact: Fixes startup crash, enabling container to run
• No performance degradation: Import location change has no runtime impact

🧪 Test Coverage

• Recommendation: Add integration test to verify Docker container starts successfully
• Current status: Import syntax validation would have caught this in a CI pipeline
• Suggestion: Consider adding import validation in CI to prevent similar issues

📝 Additional Recommendations

1. CI Enhancement: Consider adding python -m py_compile src/main.py to catch import errors early
2. Documentation: The fix aligns with the MCP architecture where configuration classes are co-located with their client implementations

🎯 Conclusion

This is an excellent, focused fix that:

• ✅ Correctly resolves the immediate Docker container crash
• ✅ Uses proper Python import practices
• ✅ Requires no additional changes
• ✅ Has no side effects or breaking changes

Recommendation: APPROVE and MERGE - This fix is ready for production deployment.

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PR Review: Import Fix Analysis

Todo List:

• Read repository setup instructions (CLAUDE.md - file not found)
• Examine changed files (src/main.py and src/tool_manager.py)
• Verify import corrections are appropriate
• Analyze code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or issues
• Review performance considerations
• Assess security implications
• Evaluate test coverage needs
• Provide comprehensive review feedback

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✅ PR Review Complete: Import Fixes Approved

This PR contains two critical import fixes that resolve Docker container startup crashes. Both changes are minimal, correct, and necessary.

📋 Summary of Changes

File 1: src/main.py (4d10b70)

• Problem: MCPServerConfig incorrectly imported from src.models (line 35) where it doesn't exist
• Solution: Correctly imports from src.mcp_client (line 42) where it's defined as a @dataclass (lines 28-37)
• Impact: Fixes ImportError that crashes Docker container on startup

File 2: src/tool_manager.py (1c58107)

• Problem: Missing src. prefix in constants import causes ModuleNotFoundError
• Solution: Corrects import statement to include proper module path
• Impact: Prevents secondary import error after MCP fix

✅ Code Quality Assessment

Import Fixes Are Correct

• ✅ MCPServerConfig exists in src/mcp_client.py:28-37 as documented
• ✅ MCPServerConfigRequest correctly remains in src/models.py:305 (Pydantic model)
• ✅ Tool manager constants import now has proper src. prefix
• ✅ All other imports in both files are correct and consistent

Changes Are Minimal and Safe

• ✅ Only import statements modified - no logic changes required
• ✅ Changes are backwards compatible
• ✅ No side effects introduced

🔒 Security Review: APPROVED

• ✅ No security concerns - import location changes don't affect functionality
• ✅ No exposure of sensitive data or vulnerabilities
• ✅ Proper module scoping maintained

⚡ Performance Review: POSITIVE

• ✅ Fixes critical startup crash - enables application to run
• ✅ No performance degradation from import changes
• ✅ Correct imports prevent unnecessary module loading errors

🐛 Bug Analysis: FIXED

• ✅ Primary Issue: Docker container ImportError on startup - RESOLVED
• ✅ Secondary Issue: Constants import ModuleNotFoundError - RESOLVED
• ✅ No additional import-related issues detected

🧪 Test Coverage Recommendations

1. Integration Tests: Add container startup validation
2. CI Enhancement: Consider adding python -c "import src.main" to catch import errors early
3. Import Validation: Pre-commit hooks for import syntax checking

📝 Additional Observations

Architecture Appropriateness

• ✅ MCPServerConfig (dataclass) co-located with MCP client implementation
• ✅ MCPServerConfigRequest (Pydantic) appropriately in models for API validation
• ✅ Clear separation of concerns between configuration and request models

Code Standards

• ✅ Follows Python import best practices
• ✅ Consistent with existing codebase patterns
• ✅ Proper module organization

🎯 Final Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE AND MERGE

This PR successfully resolves critical startup issues with:

• ✅ Correct import fixes for both identified problems
• ✅ No breaking changes or side effects
• ✅ Minimal, focused changes that address root causes
• ✅ Production-ready implementation

Ready for immediate deployment - these fixes are essential for container stability.

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