Bug Description
Line 168 in langchain_daytona_data_analysis/tools.py attempts to concatenate an integer (execution.exit_code) directly with strings, which causes a TypeError.
Current Code (Line 168)
return 'Python code execution code exited with code ' + execution.exit_code + "\n" + "Result: " + execution.result
The Problem
execution.exit_code is an integer, but the code tries to concatenate it with strings using the + operator without converting it to a string first. This will raise:
TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str
Proposed Fix
Convert the integer to a string using f-string formatting:
return f'Python code execution code exited with code {execution.exit_code}\nResult: {execution.result}'Impact
This bug will cause the error handling to fail whenever Python code execution returns a non-zero exit code, preventing users from seeing proper error messages.
Bug Description
Line 168 in
langchain_daytona_data_analysis/tools.pyattempts to concatenate an integer (execution.exit_code) directly with strings, which causes aTypeError.Current Code (Line 168)
The Problem
execution.exit_codeis an integer, but the code tries to concatenate it with strings using the+operator without converting it to a string first. This will raise:Proposed Fix
Convert the integer to a string using f-string formatting:
Impact
This bug will cause the error handling to fail whenever Python code execution returns a non-zero exit code, preventing users from seeing proper error messages.