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Escape double quotes inside compiled code description strings#63
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good catch, thanks! will replace with a json.dumps(s).strip('"') |
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Currently, tools which report a double quote in the
descriptionfield, will cause an error insidenerve, within the compiled mcp code.This patch does a naive escape of backslashes and double-quotes to fix this use-case.
Other cases of syntax errors due to improper escaping of interpolated code are likely possible.