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providerConfig on an LLM provider only accepted a single type, making create_llm_provider() / update_llm_provider() unusable for every other provider. Reported against 1.73.0, where the accepted value was ANTHROPIC; on master it was OPENAI. Client-side only - the same payload POSTed directly to /api/v1/entities/llmProviders with providerConfig.type: "OPENAI" returns 201.

Root cause

Not stale generation - regenerating from the committed specs produced a byte-identical tree. The python-prior generator flattens a oneOf's members into the composed parent model, but for a property that several members declare it keeps only the last member's value. Two things collapse:

  • allowed_values[('type',)] holds one member's enum, so the parent accepts exactly one variant - and which one depends on the order of the oneOf array in the OpenAPI document. That is why 1.73.0 accepted only ANTHROPIC while master accepted only OPENAI: the backend reordered the array, nothing else changed.
  • openapi_types[prop] holds one member's class, so the nested auth union could not carry Bedrock or Azure Foundry auth either. Fixing only type is not enough.

This is not specific to LLM providers. An audit of the generated tree found 25 collapsed enums and 47 collapsed types across 161 composed models - notification channel destinations, JSON:API side-load *OutIncludes, parameter definitions, dashboard compound conditions.

Approach

Fixed in the custom templates so it survives regeneration, rather than in the generated sources or the spec.

Ruled out first:

  • Spec-side discriminator - v6.6.0 emits the identical collapsed model with and without one (verified on a minimal 2-variant spec). The existing afm discriminators corroborate it: key_config.py generates an empty discriminator_value_class_map.
  • Generator v7's python generator does emit a proper Union with actual_instance, so this is interim until that migration.

set_attribute now validates against the union of the members' types and enums. No validation is lost - the value is still checked against the composed schemas by validate_get_composed_info; only the parent's bogus narrowed constraints are widened. attempt_convert_item also had to stop re-raising on the first candidate class when must_convert is set, since a union property has several candidates and the first is not necessarily the match.

Only model_utils.py changes in the generated tree, and make api-client-local is idempotent against it.

Commits

1. fix: accept every oneOf variant in generated composed models - the template fix plus regeneration, and LLM provider regression tests.

2. feat: support SMTP, default SMTP and in-platform notification channels - the same defect had already cost the SDK a feature:

# TODO: there is an issue with generated client which causes these two classes to fail
# type in .../declarative_notification_channel_destination.py contains only WEBHOOK as valid value
# class CatalogDefaultSmtp(Base):  ...  (commented out)
# class CatalogSmtp(Base):         ...  (commented out)

With the generic fix in place, adds CatalogSmtp, CatalogDefaultSmtp and CatalogInPlatform, and widens destination to CatalogNotificationChannelDestination - the union the commented-out code intended. Also drops the runtime NotificationChannelDestination.allowed_values monkeypatch added since: it treated one symptom of the same defect from outside the generated client. The class attribute is still collapsed ({'IN_PLATFORM': 'IN_PLATFORM'}) and all four destinations now construct anyway, which a test pins.

Reading a channel needs an explicit from_api rather than cattrs: the four destination classes have no uniquely-required field to disambiguate a union on (IN_PLATFORM carries nothing but its type), so it dispatches on type the way _provider_config_from_api does for LLM providers.

Verification

Original repro, all three SDK-supported provider types:

OPENAI          OK -> {'auth': {'api_key': 'dummy', 'type': 'API_KEY'}, 'type': 'OPENAI'}
AWS_BEDROCK     OK -> {'auth': {...'type': 'ACCESS_KEY'}, 'region': 'us-east-1', 'type': 'AWS_BEDROCK'}
AZURE_FOUNDRY   OK -> {'auth': {'api_key': 'dummy', 'type': 'API_KEY'}, 'endpoint': ..., 'type': 'AZURE_FOUNDRY'}

Both test files are non-vacuous: reverting only the generated model_utils.py turns 9 behavioural notification-channel cases red and breaks collection of the LLM tests on the helper imports.

gooddata-sdk 551 passed, 2 skipped, 3 xfailed at the tip, 529 passed at commit 1 alone; gooddata-pandas 347 passed; gooddata-pipelines 195 passed. ruff check/format clean on the touched files.

Notes for the reviewer

  • The existing recorded-cassette test caught a real bug in my first from_api: reading a webhook returns has_secret_key, which CatalogWebhook does not model, and the explicit constructor raised TypeError where cattrs had silently ignored it. from_api now keeps only the fields each class declares, preserving that tolerance.
  • The new notification-channel tests are unit tests. Extending the vcr coverage to SMTP destinations needs a live stack to re-record layout_notification_channels.yaml, so the recorded test still covers webhook only.
  • The spec now carries an ANTHROPIC provider variant with no corresponding CatalogAnthropicProviderConfig in the SDK. Out of scope here, but worth a follow-up.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for SMTP, default SMTP, and in-platform notification destinations alongside webhooks.
    • Improved conversion and validation for models with multiple possible types and allowed values.
    • Added public access to the new notification destination types.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved nested attribute assignment and clearer handling of unsupported attributes or invalid keys.
    • Unknown notification destination types are now rejected safely.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for notification destination round trips and composed provider configurations across supported AI providers.

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Walkthrough

The change adds composed-schema union handling to generated models and expands notification channel support to SMTP, default SMTP, and in-platform destinations. It also adds public exports and regression tests for model and destination serialization.

Changes

Composed model union support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Composed union validation and conversion
.openapi-generator/custom_templates/model_templates/method_set_attribute.mustache, .openapi-generator/custom_templates/model_utils.mustache, gooddata-api-client/gooddata_api_client/model_utils.py
Generated models resolve member types and allowed values from oneOf and anyOf schemas. Attribute assignment validates keys, values, and nested paths. Conversion tries all coercible candidates before raising the final error.
Composed model regression coverage
packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/unit_tests/test_composed_oneof_unions.py
Tests cover provider serialization, round trips, union enum values, nested authentication types, and primitive composed members.

Notification destination support

Layer / File(s) Summary
Destination classes and API deserialization
packages/gooddata-sdk/src/gooddata_sdk/catalog/organization/layout/notification_channel.py, packages/gooddata-sdk/src/gooddata_sdk/__init__.py
The catalog supports webhook, SMTP, default SMTP, and in-platform destinations. API deserialization selects concrete classes, filters unsupported fields, and rejects unknown destination types. The classes are exported at package level.
Destination serialization and regression coverage
packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/unit_tests/test_notification_channel_destinations.py
Tests cover API conversion, notification-channel serialization, concrete-type round trips, unknown types, generated composed models, and runtime union validation.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to f25f9

The change broadens generated composed-model support, but nested composed variants can still be rejected and the new test fixtures have a reported lint issue. Merge should wait for these bounded correctness and validation concerns to be fixed or explicitly accepted.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant API
  participant CatalogDeclarativeNotificationChannel
  participant destination_type_map
  participant CatalogNotificationChannelDestination
  API->>CatalogDeclarativeNotificationChannel: provide notification channel entity
  CatalogDeclarativeNotificationChannel->>destination_type_map: resolve destination type
  destination_type_map->>CatalogNotificationChannelDestination: construct concrete destination
  CatalogNotificationChannelDestination-->>CatalogDeclarativeNotificationChannel: return parsed destination
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Suggested reviewers: lupko, pcerny, jaceksan

Poem

A rabbit checks the union trail,
Types and values join the tale.
SMTP rests beside webhook light,
In-platform paths now parse just right.
Tests thump softly, clear and sound,
Carrots of correctness gather round.

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`CatalogLlmProvider.to_api()` raised `ApiValueError: Invalid value for
`type` (AZURE_FOUNDRY), must be one of ['OPENAI']` for every LLM provider
except one, so `create_llm_provider()` / `update_llm_provider()` were
unusable for OpenAI, AWS Bedrock and Azure Foundry alike (reported against
1.73.0, where the one that worked was Anthropic).

openapi-generator's `python-prior` generator flattens a oneOf's members
into the composed parent model, but for a property that several members
declare it keeps only the *last* member's value. Two things collapse:

  * `allowed_values[('type',)]` holds one member's enum, so the parent
    accepts exactly one variant - and which one depends on the order of
    the oneOf array in the OpenAPI document. That is why the released
    1.73.0 accepted only ANTHROPIC while master accepted only OPENAI:
    the backend had reordered the array, nothing else changed.
  * `openapi_types[prop]` holds one member's class, so the *nested*
    `auth` union could not carry Bedrock or Azure Foundry auth either.

Fixed in the custom templates so it survives regeneration, rather than
in the generated sources or the spec. A spec-side `discriminator` was
ruled out first: v6.6.0 emits the identical collapsed model with and
without one (the existing afm discriminators generate an empty
`discriminator_value_class_map`). Generator v7's `python` generator does
emit a proper `Union`, so this is interim until that migration.

`set_attribute` now validates against the union of the members' types and
enums. This loses no checking - the value is still validated against the
composed schemas by `validate_get_composed_info`; only the parent's bogus
narrowed constraints are widened. `attempt_convert_item` also had to stop
re-raising on the first candidate class when `must_convert` is set, since
a union property has several candidates and the first is not necessarily
the match.

The defect was repo-wide: an audit found 25 collapsed enums and 47
collapsed types across 161 composed models. Fixing it generically retires
the per-site workarounds it has been accumulating, starting with the
`NotificationChannelDestination.allowed_values` monkeypatch removed in the
following commit. Only `model_utils.py` changes in the generated tree.
`CatalogSmtp` and `CatalogDefaultSmtp` had been sitting commented out with a
TODO blaming the generated client:

    # TODO: there is an issue with generated client which causes these two
    # classes to fail. type in declarative_notification_channel_destination.py
    # contains only WEBHOOK as valid value

That was the oneOf-flattening defect fixed in the previous commit, so
`destination` could only ever be a webhook. With the generated composed model
now accepting every member, add the missing destinations and widen the union:

  * CatalogSmtp - custom SMTP server
  * CatalogDefaultSmtp - the platform's own mail server
  * CatalogInPlatform - in-platform notifications

`destination` becomes `CatalogNotificationChannelDestination`, the union the
commented-out code intended.

Also drop the runtime monkeypatch that re-populated
`NotificationChannelDestination.allowed_values[("type",)]`. It treated one
symptom of the same defect from outside the generated client; the template fix
covers every collapsed composed model, so patching class attributes at import
time is no longer needed.

Reading a channel needs an explicit `from_api` rather than cattrs: the four
destination classes have no uniquely-required field to disambiguate a union on
(IN_PLATFORM carries nothing but its type), so dispatch on `type` the way
`_provider_config_from_api` does for LLM providers. It keeps only the fields
each class declares, because the API sends some we do not model - reading a
webhook returns `has_secret_key` - and dropping those matches what cattrs did
before and keeps reads working when the API grows a field.
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- Around line 142-164: Update composed_union_types and
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recursively traverse nested composed members, merge all leaf metadata, and
prevent cycles. Add a regression test in
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for member in composed_oneof_members(cls):
for member_type in getattr(member, 'openapi_types', {}).get(name, ()):
if member_type not in types:
types.append(member_type)
return tuple(types)


def composed_union_allowed_values(cls, name):
"""Union of the enum values the oneOf/anyOf members allow for `name`.

Same generator defect as composed_union_types: the flattened parent keeps
only the last member's enum, so a discriminator-like `type` property ends
up accepting exactly one of the variants and which one depends on the order
of the oneOf array in the OpenAPI document.

Returns {} when no member constrains `name`, so the caller falls back to
the parent's own allowed_values. Tolerates non-model members for the same
reason as composed_union_types.
"""
merged = {}
for member in composed_oneof_members(cls):
merged.update(getattr(member, 'allowed_values', {}).get((name,), {}))
return merged

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift

Traverse nested composed members when merging metadata.

The helpers inspect only direct members. If a direct member is another composed model, its openapi_types and allowed_values are already flattened. Variants inside that nested composition remain absent. A valid nested variant then fails type or enum validation.

Recursively merge composed children, with cycle protection, and add a nested-composition regression case.

  • .openapi-generator/custom_templates/model_utils.mustache#L142-L164: recursively collect child composed-member types and enum values.
  • gooddata-api-client/gooddata_api_client/model_utils.py#L151-L173: keep the generated runtime implementation consistent with the template.
  • packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/unit_tests/test_composed_oneof_unions.py#L148-L179: test a composed member that contains another composed union and verify all leaf variants are accepted.
📍 Affects 3 files
  • .openapi-generator/custom_templates/model_utils.mustache#L142-L164 (this comment)
  • gooddata-api-client/gooddata_api_client/model_utils.py#L151-L173
  • packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/unit_tests/test_composed_oneof_unions.py#L148-L179
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In @.openapi-generator/custom_templates/model_utils.mustache around lines 142 -
164, Update composed_union_types and composed_union_allowed_values in
.openapi-generator/custom_templates/model_utils.mustache (lines 142-164) and the
generated implementations in
gooddata-api-client/gooddata_api_client/model_utils.py (lines 151-173) to
recursively traverse nested composed members, merge all leaf metadata, and
prevent cycles. Add a regression test in
packages/gooddata-sdk/tests/catalog/unit_tests/test_composed_oneof_unions.py
(lines 148-179) covering a nested composed union and verifying every leaf
variant passes type and enum validation.

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