LCORE-946: updated utils doc#796
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WalkthroughDocumentation improvements and a minor control-flow optimization in utility functions. Expanded docstrings for MCP server registration and async execution functions, plus an early return when no MCP servers are configured. Changes
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60-72: Well-documented internal function.The expanded docstring clearly explains the MCP toolgroup registration logic, parameter usage, and error handling behavior.
96-104: Clear decorator documentation.The docstring effectively explains the one-time execution semantics, Task caching mechanism, and event loop requirements.
109-117: Inner wrapper documentation added.The wrapper function now has its own docstring explaining the caching behavior. While there's some overlap with the outer function's docstring, documenting the inner implementation is still helpful for code maintainability.
| Parameters: | ||
| logger: Logger instance. | ||
| configuration: Configuration containing the `mcp_servers` list and | ||
| `llama_stack` client mode. | ||
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| - The `logger` parameter is used for debug/info logging and is | ||
| intentionally undocumented as a common service. |
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Resolve the contradiction about the logger parameter.
The Parameters section documents the logger parameter (lines 26-27), but the Notes section states it is "intentionally undocumented as a common service" (lines 31-32). This is contradictory.
Consider either:
- Removing the
loggerentry from the Parameters section if it's meant to be undocumented, or - Removing or rewording the note in lines 31-32 to reflect that the logger is now documented
Apply this diff to remove the contradictory note:
- logger: Logger instance.
configuration: Configuration containing the `mcp_servers` list and
`llama_stack` client mode.
Notes:
- - The `logger` parameter is used for debug/info logging and is
- intentionally undocumented as a common service.
- Exceptions from the LlamaStack client (network/errors during
initialization or registration) are not caught here and will
propagate to the caller.Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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In src/utils/common.py around lines 25 to 32, the docstring contradicts itself
by documenting the `logger` parameter in Parameters (lines 26-27) while the
Notes (lines 31-32) say the logger is intentionally undocumented; remove the
Notes lines that claim the logger is undocumented so the docstring consistently
documents `logger`, or alternatively reword the Notes to acknowledge that
`logger` is documented; apply the change by deleting the two-note lines (or
updating their text) so the docstring is no longer contradictory.
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LCORE-946: updated utils doc
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