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### What problem does this PR solve? Fixes the `AttributeError: 'bool' object has no attribute 'items'` error when updating the `enabled` parameter of a document via the Python SDK (Issue #11721). Background: When calling `Document.update({"enabled": True/False})` through the SDK, the server-side API returned a boolean `data=True` in the response (instead of a dictionary). The SDK's `_update_from_dict` method (in `base.py`) expects a dictionary to iterate over with `.items()`, leading to an immediate AttributeError during response parsing. This prevented successful synchronization of the updated `enabled` status to the local SDK object, even if the server-side database/update index operations succeeded. ### Type of change - [x] Bug Fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) ### Additional Context (optional, for clarity) - **Root Cause**: Server returned `data=True` (boolean) for `enabled` parameter updates, violating the SDK's expectation of a dictionary-type `data` field. - **Fix Logic**: 1. Removed the separate `return get_result(data=True)` in the `enabled` update branch to unify response flow. 2. - **Backward Compatibility**: No breaking changes—other update scenarios (e.g., renaming documents, modifying chunk methods) remain unaffected, and the response format stays consistent. Co-authored-by: shirukai <shirukai@hollysysdigital.com> |
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| constants.py | ||
| ragflow_server.py | ||
| settings.py | ||
| validation.py | ||