Fix #382: Make Gradient data_id optional to prevent tutorial errors #448
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Fix #382: Make Gradient data_id optional to prevent tutorial errors
Problem
Tutorial notebooks fail with
ValueError: The data_id should not be None
when users createGradient
objects without providing the requireddata_id
parameter. This breaks the learning experience for new users following documentation examples.Root Cause
The
Gradient.__init__
method enforced thatdata_id
must be provided, raising aValueError
ifNone
:This was problematic for tutorial scenarios where users manually create
Gradient
objects without understanding the internal data tracking requirements.Solution
data_id
isNone
gradient_{gradient_id}
whenNone
data_id
usageBefore (Problematic):
After (Fixed):
Benefits
data_id
continues to workdata_id
values are unique and predictableTesting
data_id
still works (backward compatibility)data_id=None
generates sensible defaultsdata_id
parameter works with auto-generationdata_id
generation for multiple gradientsImpact
This fix resolves a common barrier for new users learning AdalFlow through tutorials and documentation. Users can now create
Gradient
objects intuitively without needing to understand internal data tracking mechanisms.Type of Change
Fixes #382