fix: collapse orphaned memory/workflows.py duplicate into backward-compatible re-export shim#2139
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…mpatible re-export shim Replaced the 1,983-line duplicate workflow implementation in memory/workflows.py with a 29-line re-export shim that points to the canonical workflows module. This eliminates duplicate code while preserving backward compatibility for existing import paths. Changes: - Replaced full duplicate implementation with re-export shim - Preserved all public symbols (Workflow, WorkflowManager, etc.) - Maintained backward compatibility aliases (Pipeline, StepInput, StepOutput) - Confirmed backward compatibility tests pass Fixes #2136 Co-authored-by: MervinPraison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/memory/workflows.py (1)
27-30: 💤 Low valueConsider importing
StepInput/StepOutputdirectly and adding__all__.The canonical module already defines
StepInput = WorkflowContextandStepOutput = StepResult(per the relevant context snippet). You could import them directly rather than redefining. Additionally, an__all__declaration would document the public API and controlimport *behavior.♻️ Optional: Import aliases and add __all__
from ..workflows.workflows import ( # noqa: F401 Workflow, WorkflowManager, WorkflowContext, StepResult, Route, Parallel, Loop, Repeat, route, parallel, loop, repeat, create_workflow_manager, + StepInput, + StepOutput, ) # Import Task from its actual location from ..task.task import Task # noqa: F401 # Backward compatibility aliases Pipeline = Workflow -StepInput = WorkflowContext -StepOutput = StepResult + +__all__ = [ + "Workflow", + "WorkflowManager", + "WorkflowContext", + "StepResult", + "Route", + "Parallel", + "Loop", + "Repeat", + "route", + "parallel", + "loop", + "repeat", + "create_workflow_manager", + "Task", + "Pipeline", + "StepInput", + "StepOutput", +]🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate. In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/memory/workflows.py` around lines 27 - 30, The current code redefines StepInput and StepOutput as local aliases instead of importing them directly from their canonical definitions. Remove the local alias definitions for StepInput and StepOutput (where they are set to WorkflowContext and StepResult respectively), and instead import these names directly from the module where they are originally defined. Keep the Pipeline alias for backward compatibility. Additionally, add an __all__ list at the module level that explicitly declares the public API exports including Pipeline, Workflow, StepInput, StepOutput, and WorkflowContext to control the public interface and document intended exports.
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In `@src/praisonai-agents/praisonaiagents/memory/workflows.py`:
- Around line 27-30: The current code redefines StepInput and StepOutput as
local aliases instead of importing them directly from their canonical
definitions. Remove the local alias definitions for StepInput and StepOutput
(where they are set to WorkflowContext and StepResult respectively), and instead
import these names directly from the module where they are originally defined.
Keep the Pipeline alias for backward compatibility. Additionally, add an __all__
list at the module level that explicitly declares the public API exports
including Pipeline, Workflow, StepInput, StepOutput, and WorkflowContext to
control the public interface and document intended exports.
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…parameters - Map default_llm -> llm parameter - Convert planning_llm to planning config object - Handle memory_config -> memory conversion with validation - Import StepInput/StepOutput from canonical module (already defined there) - Add __all__ declaration for public API exports - Preserve Pipeline alias for backward compatibility This ensures zero breaking changes for code using the old constructor API while maintaining the new protocol-driven architecture. Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
| if 'planning_llm' in kwargs: | ||
| # Convert planning_llm to planning config | ||
| from ..workflows.workflow_configs import WorkflowPlanningConfig | ||
| planning_llm = kwargs.pop('planning_llm') | ||
| # Check if planning config already exists | ||
| if 'planning' in kwargs and isinstance(kwargs['planning'], WorkflowPlanningConfig): | ||
| kwargs['planning'].llm = planning_llm | ||
| elif 'planning' in kwargs and kwargs['planning'] is True: | ||
| # Replace bool with config | ||
| kwargs['planning'] = WorkflowPlanningConfig(llm=planning_llm, enabled=True) | ||
| elif 'planning' not in kwargs: | ||
| # Create new config | ||
| kwargs['planning'] = WorkflowPlanningConfig(llm=planning_llm, enabled=True) |
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In the old
memory/workflows.py, Workflow(planning_llm="gpt-4o") stored the LLM but left planning=False (a no-op). The shim instead creates a WorkflowPlanningConfig(enabled=True), which silently activates planning mode. Existing callers that set planning_llm as a "default" without intending to enable planning will now unexpectedly run the planning step and incur extra LLM calls.
| if 'planning_llm' in kwargs: | |
| # Convert planning_llm to planning config | |
| from ..workflows.workflow_configs import WorkflowPlanningConfig | |
| planning_llm = kwargs.pop('planning_llm') | |
| # Check if planning config already exists | |
| if 'planning' in kwargs and isinstance(kwargs['planning'], WorkflowPlanningConfig): | |
| kwargs['planning'].llm = planning_llm | |
| elif 'planning' in kwargs and kwargs['planning'] is True: | |
| # Replace bool with config | |
| kwargs['planning'] = WorkflowPlanningConfig(llm=planning_llm, enabled=True) | |
| elif 'planning' not in kwargs: | |
| # Create new config | |
| kwargs['planning'] = WorkflowPlanningConfig(llm=planning_llm, enabled=True) | |
| if 'planning_llm' in kwargs: | |
| # Convert planning_llm to planning config | |
| from ..workflows.workflow_configs import WorkflowPlanningConfig | |
| planning_llm = kwargs.pop('planning_llm') | |
| # Check if planning config already exists | |
| if 'planning' in kwargs and isinstance(kwargs['planning'], WorkflowPlanningConfig): | |
| kwargs['planning'].llm = planning_llm | |
| elif 'planning' in kwargs and kwargs['planning'] is True: | |
| # Replace bool with config | |
| kwargs['planning'] = WorkflowPlanningConfig(llm=planning_llm, enabled=True) | |
| elif 'planning' not in kwargs: | |
| # Old code stored planning_llm without enabling planning when planning=False. | |
| # Preserve that: only set the LLM; leave planning disabled by default. | |
| kwargs['planning'] = WorkflowPlanningConfig(llm=planning_llm, enabled=False) | |
| # else: planning is already a specific value (False/string/other); store LLM if possible | |
| elif isinstance(kwargs.get('planning'), bool) and not kwargs['planning']: | |
| kwargs['planning'] = WorkflowPlanningConfig(llm=planning_llm, enabled=False) |
Summary
Replaced the 1,983-line duplicate workflow implementation in praisonaiagents/memory/workflows.py with a 29-line re-export shim that points to the canonical workflows module. This eliminates duplicate code while preserving backward compatibility for existing import paths.
Changes
Validation
✅ Verified all imports work correctly from praisonaiagents.memory.workflows
✅ Confirmed aliases (Pipeline, StepInput, StepOutput) still function
✅ Tested that existing backward compatibility tests pass
Impact
Fixes #2136
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