[fix]: langchain-community bedrock anthropic support
For some reason content parts type are different when using langgraph with bedrock claude models, causing "Unknown content part type" in convertLangChainMessages.ts. So I added missing types to fix this issue
[!IMPORTANT] Adds support for
text_deltaandinput_json_deltatypes inconvertLangChainMessages.tsto fix type errors with Bedrock Claude models.
- Behavior:
- Adds support for
text_deltaandinput_json_deltatypes incontentToParts()inconvertLangChainMessages.tsto prevent "Unknown content part type" errors.- Types:
- Updates
MessageContentTextto includetext_deltatype intypes.ts.- Updates
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packages/react-langgraph/src/convertLangChainMessages.ts:29-31
The `default` case in the switch statement doesn't wrap the declaration in a block, which could lead to variable scoping issues. The linter suggests wrapping the declaration in a block to restrict its access.
Scores:
- Production Impact: 3
- Fix Specificity: 5
- Urgency Impact: 3
- Total Score: 11
Reason for filtering: The comment addresses a legitimate code issue with variable scoping in switch statements that could lead to unexpected behavior.
Analysis: The issue involves variable scoping in a switch statement which could potentially cause bugs if other cases access the variable incorrectly. The fix is extremely specific and directly applicable. While important for code correctness, it's unlikely to cause immediate production failures as it's in an error handling path. The total score falls below the threshold of 13, but the issue is still valid and worth addressing.
Walkthrough
The changes extend the message content handling by adding support for two new content part types. The conversion function now processes "text_delta" parts as "text" and excludes "input_json_delta" parts by returning null. Correspondingly, the type definitions were updated to allow "text_delta" as a valid type for MessageContentText and "input_json_delta" as a valid type for MessageContentToolUse. No other logic or types were altered.
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Bug Report
| Name | Severity | Example test case | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
tool_use and input_json_delta information is dropped |
Medium | Create a LangGraph message with tool_use or input_json_delta content, then convert it using convertLangChainMessages. The tool call information will be dropped. |
The contentToParts function in convertLangChainMessages.ts explicitly returns null for tool_use and input_json_delta content types. This means that any tool call information or input json deltas will be dropped during the conversion process, potentially breaking functionality if the UI relies on tool calls or state updates. |
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Bug Report
| Name | Severity | Example test case | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in text_delta content |
Critical | Send a LangChain message with content containing a text_delta part with a malicious JavaScript payload, such as <script>alert("XSS")</script>. |
The convertLangChainMessages.ts file extracts the text content from text_delta and passes it to the UI. If this content is not properly sanitized, an attacker can inject malicious JavaScript code that will be executed in the user's browser. This can lead to session hijacking, data theft, and other malicious activities. The fix should involve HTML-encoding the text before rendering it in the UI. |
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