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fix(gemini): map tool_choice none and the named-function form - #1352

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Re-creation of #1300 by @tonycoder-hub, which was closed as stale on 2026-08-21 without a review. His four commits are cherry-picked unchanged, Co-authored-by trailers intact, onto current main. The only merge touch is the _convert_tool_spec(params.tools, provider_name) line from #1309 that sits above the changed tool_choice call.

From the original: Gemini's _convert_tool_choice only knew auto and required, so "none" raised KeyError, and the OpenAI named-function dict was discarded at the isinstance(..., str) gate, so a forced function ran as AUTO with no error. "none" now maps to FunctionCallingConfigMode.NONE; the named-function dict and the allowed_tools form map to mode=ANY with allowed_function_names; anything else raises UnsupportedParameterError. VertexAI inherits the conversion.

I confirmed the silent drop live on #1300 and we hit it building against Gemini, which is why I am carrying it. Verified live on this branch with gemini-3-flash-preview and a get_weather tool:

tool_choice result
"none" on "What is the weather in Paris?" no tool call, text answer, finish_reason=stop
{"type": "function", "function": {"name": "get_weather"}} on "Hello there, how are you?" get_weather called, finish_reason=tool_calls
"auto" unchanged, get_weather called

Tests: tests/unit/providers/test_gemini_provider.py and test_vertexai_provider.py, 225 passed. Pre-commit clean.

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Supersedes #1300.

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  • New Features

    • Improved Gemini tool-choice handling, including support for disabling tools, selecting a specific function, and restricting available functions.
    • Added support for more flexible tool-choice configurations when making requests.
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    • Prevented invalid or malformed tool-choice inputs from causing unexpected errors during request preparation.
    • Improved validation and reporting for unsupported tool-choice configurations.

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Gemini now converts string and dictionary tool_choice values, including none, named functions, and allowed_tools. Invalid values raise UnsupportedParameterError. Tests cover supported and invalid choices.

Gemini tool choice handling

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Tool choice conversion
src/any_llm/providers/gemini/utils.py, src/any_llm/providers/gemini/base.py
Gemini conversion supports string and dictionary tool_choice values, including none, named functions, and allowed_tools. Invalid values raise UnsupportedParameterError.
Tool choice validation
tests/unit/providers/test_gemini_provider.py
Tests cover NONE, named-function, allowed_tools, and invalid tool_choice values.

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This change correctly maps Gemini tool-choice options, including disabling tools and selecting a named function, while rejecting unsupported inputs explicitly. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks and review.

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javiermtorres self-requested a review September 2, 2026 14:35
cursoragent and others added 5 commits September 2, 2026 16:37
tool_choice="none" hit a bare KeyError in _convert_tool_choice because the
mode map only knew "auto" and "required", and the OpenAI named-function dict
was skipped entirely by an isinstance(str) guard, so a forced function silently
fell back to Gemini's default AUTO mode. Both values are produced by the
library's own Messages bridge (_convert_tool_choice_to_openai maps Anthropic
{"type": "none"} and {"type": "tool"}), so client.messages() against Gemini
could not disable or force tool use.

Map "none" to FunctionCallingConfigMode.NONE, translate the named-function dict
to ANY plus allowed_function_names, and raise UnsupportedParameterError with the
offending value for anything else.

Co-authored-by: Tony Coder <407243179@qq.com>
A truthy non-string name such as {"type": "function", "function": {"name": 1}}
skipped the guard and reached types.FunctionCallingConfig, surfacing a raw
pydantic ValidationError instead of UnsupportedParameterError.

Co-authored-by: Tony Coder <407243179@qq.com>
OpenAI's allowed_tools choice with mode="required" is expressible on Gemini as
ANY mode with every listed name in allowed_function_names, so raising for it
turned a supported request into an error. mode="auto" stays rejected because
Gemini honors allowed_function_names only in ANY mode. Names are validated as
before: reject unless every entry is a non-empty string.

Co-authored-by: Tony Coder <407243179@qq.com>
allowed.get("tools", []) returned the stored value whenever the key was
present, so tools=None or tools=1 raised TypeError from the comprehension
instead of UnsupportedParameterError. Non-dict entries were also filtered out,
letting a mixed list through with a silently narrowed tool set. Require a list
and keep every entry so an unusable one fails the existing name check.

Co-authored-by: Tony Coder <407243179@qq.com>
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@github-actions github-actions Bot added the 1.27.0 Included in release 1.27.0 label Sep 3, 2026
JamMaster1999 added a commit to JamMaster1999/any-llm that referenced this pull request Sep 3, 2026
…mozilla-ai#1319

Upstream has merged mozilla-ai#1291, mozilla-ai#1292, mozilla-ai#1308, mozilla-ai#1309, mozilla-ai#1310, mozilla-ai#1317, mozilla-ai#1318, mozilla-ai#1320,
mozilla-ai#1325 and mozilla-ai#1352 in their final form, so the fork's own copies are dropped in
favour of upstream's. The tree is exactly upstream main plus the two fixes
still open there: gemini reasoning_effort="none" (mozilla-ai#1294) and closing the
provider stream when the wrapped stream closes (mozilla-ai#1319).

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