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  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved compatibility of function parameter schemas with Gemini by adjusting how unsupported "format" properties are handled in schema descriptions.
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    • Enhanced schema processing with automatic transformation and caching for better performance and reliability.

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The update introduces a schema transformation cache to modify function parameter schemas when converting AIFunction instances to FunctionDeclaration objects. The transformation relocates unsupported "format" properties into the "description" field, except for "enum" or "date-time" formats, ensuring compatibility with Gemini restrictions. The cache and transformation logic are implemented as a new private static property.

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Schema Transformation Logic
src/GenerativeAI.Microsoft/Extensions/MicrosoftExtensions.cs
Adds a private static schema transformation cache, alters function parameter schema parsing to use the cache, and implements logic to move unsupported "format" properties into the "description" field, except for "enum" or "date-time".

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A schema cache now hops in place,
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Formats tucked where they belong,
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/GenerativeAI.Microsoft/Extensions/MicrosoftExtensions.cs (1)

618-621: Consider using a more structured format for the description field.

When appending format information to an existing description, consider using a more structured format instead of just a newline separator. This would make the format information more distinguishable.

-                schemaObj["description"] = schemaObj["description"] is { } descriptionNode && descriptionNode.GetValueKind() is JsonValueKind.String ?
-                    $"{descriptionNode.GetValue<string>()}\n{formatNode}" :
-                    formatNode.ToString();
+                schemaObj["description"] = schemaObj["description"] is { } descriptionNode && descriptionNode.GetValueKind() is JsonValueKind.String ?
+                    $"{descriptionNode.GetValue<string>()}\nFormat: {formatNode}" :
+                    $"Format: {formatNode}";
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src/GenerativeAI.Microsoft/Extensions/MicrosoftExtensions.cs (2)

47-54: LGTM! Schema transformation correctly applied before parsing.

The change appropriately transforms the function schema through the cache before parsing, ensuring Gemini compatibility.


602-625: Well-implemented schema transformation for Gemini compatibility.

The transformation logic correctly identifies and relocates unsupported format properties while preserving "enum" and "date-time" formats. The implementation follows a clean pattern using the AIJsonSchemaTransformCache.

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gunpal5 commented Jul 30, 2025

Thank you for support. I really appreciate it!

@gunpal5 gunpal5 merged commit 037fc20 into gunpal5:main Jul 30, 2025
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