hermes - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Bug]: Hermes Cronjob Tool Bug Report [1 comments, 2 participants]

TypeError: create_job() got an unexpected keyword argument 'workdir'

TL;DR

The cronjob tool's create action fails due to a mismatched workdir parameter between the tool wrapper and the backend create_job() function, which can be resolved by conditionally omitting the workdir parameter.

Guidance

• Review the tool wrapper code to identify where the workdir parameter is being injected and consider adding a conditional check to omit it if not explicitly provided.
• Verify the create_job() function signature to confirm it does not accept a workdir parameter and adjust the tool wrapper accordingly.
• Check the debug reports and logs for any additional error messages or clues that may indicate a different root cause.
• Consider modifying the create_job() function to accept a workdir parameter if it is a required field for job creation.

Example

# Tool wrapper code example
def create_job(action, name, schedule, prompt, workdir=None):
    if workdir:
        # Conditionally include workdir in the create_job call
        return backend.create_job(action, name, schedule, prompt, workdir)
    else:
        # Omit workdir if not provided
        return backend.create_job(action, name, schedule, prompt)

Notes

The provided information suggests a parameter mismatch between the tool wrapper and the backend function. However, without access to the full codebase, it's difficult to provide a definitive fix. The proposed solution assumes the workdir parameter is not required for job creation.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Conditionally omit the workdir parameter in the tool wrapper to prevent the TypeError and allow job creation to proceed. This approach assumes the workdir parameter is not critical for job creation and can be safely omitted.