OpenApi 3.1.0 ArrayType is recognized as StringType unexpectly

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Dify version

0.6.11

Cloud or Self Hosted

Cloud

Steps to reproduce

Import this openapi schema as custom tool, add it into a workflow later, the "article_ids" parameter of ApiInsertArticleInsert is recognized as StringType instead of ArrayType[StringType ] (which Coze workflow can recognize correctly, though it only support 3.0.0 openApi schema, u can convert it ):

the openapi 3.1.0 schema generated by LiteStar

openapi (4).json

✔️ Expected Behavior

type of paramerter article_ids should be list[str]

❌ Actual Behavior

type of paramerter article_ids is str

[dosubot]

The issue with the article_ids parameter being recognized as StringType instead of ArrayType[StringType] in Dify version 0.6.11 is due to the _get_tool_parameter_type method in the ApiBasedToolSchemaParser class not handling array types. This method currently only checks for integer, number, boolean, and string types, and defaults to STRING for any other type.

Here is the relevant part of the code:

@staticmethod
def _get_tool_parameter_type(parameter: dict) -> ToolParameter.ToolParameterType:
    parameter = parameter or {}
    typ = None
    if 'type' in parameter:
        typ = parameter['type']
    elif 'schema' in parameter and 'type' in parameter['schema']:
        typ = parameter['schema']['type']
    
    if typ == 'integer' or typ == 'number':
        return ToolParameter.ToolParameterType.NUMBER
    elif typ == 'boolean':
        return ToolParameter.ToolParameterType.BOOLEAN
    elif typ == 'string':
        return ToolParameter.ToolParameterType.STRING

Since the method does not check for array type, it defaults to STRING. To fix this, you would need to modify the _get_tool_parameter_type method to handle array types appropriately ^[1].

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[laipz8200]

Our tool currently doesn't support array-type parameters, we might add this feature in the future.