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Draft PR to validate CI before pushing to upstream google#4748

… non-serializable objects

When Python callables or other non-JSON-serializable values are stored in
session state (e.g. via MCP tool callbacks), EventActions.state_delta and
agent_state would cause DatabaseSessionService.append_event to crash with
PydanticSerializationError during event.model_dump(mode="json").

Add field serializers for state_delta and agent_state that recursively
convert non-serializable leaf values to a descriptive string, allowing
the event to be persisted without data loss for serializable fields.

Fixes google#4724
- Add cast(dict[str, Any], ...) to _serialize_state_delta and
  _serialize_agent_state return values to resolve no-any-return errors
- Add # type: ignore[misc] to @field_serializer decorators to suppress
  untyped-decorator errors (known pydantic/mypy compatibility issue)
- Add # type: ignore[misc] to EventCompaction and EventActions class
  definitions to suppress pre-existing BaseModel subclass typing errors
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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily addresses potential serialization issues within Pydantic models by introducing a robust JSON serialization utility. It ensures that complex dictionary fields within event actions can be reliably converted to JSON, preventing crashes when encountering non-serializable objects. The changes are also being used to validate the mypy-diff CI pipeline.

Highlights

  • JSON Serialization Utility: Introduced a new utility function, _make_json_serializable, to recursively convert objects into a JSON-serializable format, handling non-serializable leaf values by replacing them with a descriptive string.
  • Pydantic Field Serialization: Implemented field_serializer decorators for the state_delta and agent_state fields within the EventActions Pydantic model. These serializers now utilize the _make_json_serializable function to ensure proper JSON serialization of these potentially complex dictionary fields.
  • Type Hinting Adjustments: Added type: ignore[misc] comments to the EventCompaction and EventActions class definitions to address potential MyPy issues related to Pydantic's BaseModel inheritance or new serialization decorators.

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This pull request introduces a fix for a serialization issue by adding a helper function _make_json_serializable and using it within Pydantic field serializers for state_delta and agent_state. This approach effectively prevents crashes when these fields contain non-JSON-serializable data, such as callables. The changes are logical and directly address the problem. I have one suggestion to simplify one of the new serializer methods for better conciseness.

Comment on lines +139 to +141
if value is None:
return None
return cast(dict[str, Any], _make_json_serializable(value))
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The _make_json_serializable function correctly handles None values by returning None, so the explicit check for value is None is redundant. You can simplify this method by removing the conditional and calling _make_json_serializable directly on the value, which makes the code more concise.

    return cast(Optional[dict[str, Any]], _make_json_serializable(value))

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