More flexible providers #2042
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Allow provider execute functions to accept and forward arbitrary keyword arguments for more flexible providers in
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Intelligently merged upstream changes while preserving local enhancements: - Kept flexible wrapper implementation in _wrap_execute_tool that allows kwargs to override defaults - Preserved ability to pass additional kwargs through to execute method - Maintained upstream's set_execute_tool_fn initialization in __init__ - Adopted upstream's removal of NoneAgenticProviderExecuteFn from NonAgenticProvider
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With this, you can now specify what connected_account_id to use in function calls made from providers. For example, if a user has multiple connected accounts for Gmail, it's now possible to choose which one to use for the tool calls.