fix: Call after_call callback when tool doesn't exist#1373
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The --td (tool debug) flag was not showing debug output when a model tried to call a tool that doesn't exist. This happened because the after_call callback was not being invoked in the error case. Changes: - Response.execute_tool_calls(): Call after_call when tool is None - AsyncResponse.execute_tool_calls(): Call after_call when tool is None or has no implementation in both sync and async branches Fixes simonw#1151
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Fixes #1151
The --td (tool debug) flag was not showing debug output when a model tried to call a tool that doesn't exist. This happened because the after_call callback was not being invoked when:
Changes:
This ensures that users always see debug output when using --td, even when the model calls a tool incorrectly (e.g., using the wrong tool name).