feat: Update tool filter type from List to Collection in BaseToolset.isToolSelected #455
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This pull request correctly updates the toolFilter type from List to Collection in BaseToolset.isToolSelected to allow for broader type compatibility. The change is well-contained and the Javadoc updates are consistent. I've included one suggestion to further simplify the code in BaseToolset.java by using a modern Java feature that is already in use elsewhere in the method.
| if (filter instanceof Collection) { | ||
| @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") | ||
| List<String> toolNames = (List<String>) filter; | ||
| Collection<String> toolNames = (Collection<String>) filter; | ||
| return toolNames.contains(tool.name()); | ||
| } |
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You can simplify this block by using pattern matching for instanceof, which you're already using for ToolPredicate earlier in this method. This will make the code more concise and remove the need for @SuppressWarnings("unchecked").
if (filter instanceof Collection<?> toolNames) {
return toolNames.contains(tool.name());
}
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ListwithCollectioninBaseToolset.isToolSelectedfor broader type compatibility.