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This pull request addresses a NotImplementedError encountered when running adk web with MCP tools on Windows, which was caused by issues with asyncio subprocess creation in the Uvicorn/FastAPI environment. It also resolves several ImportErrors that were occurring during unit tests.

Key Changes:

  • Asyncio Subprocess Management (Windows):

    • Ensured WindowsProactorEventLoopPolicy is consistently applied for adk web by prioritizing its setup in google/adk/cli/cli_tools_click.py.
    • Disabled Uvicorn's auto-reload feature on Windows to prevent potential event loop conflicts that can interfere with asyncio subprocesses.
    • Refactored google/adk/tools/mcp_tool/mcp_session_manager.py to use asyncio.create_subprocess_exec directly for creating MCP tool subprocesses on Windows. This includes the use of a StreamWriterWrapper (adjust if this was not part of your final implementation) to ensure compatibility with the asyncio streams.
  • Test Import Fixes:

    • Created the missing EvalSetResult definition (e.g., class EvalSetResult: pass) in google/adk/cli/cli_eval.py. This resolves import errors in tests that depend on google/adk/cli/fast_api.py.
    • Adjusted the agent_dir parameter handling within google/adk/cli/fast_api.py to align with expectations from test_fast_api.py. (Please ensure this specific change has been made based on your detailed investigation).

These changes aim to allow adk web to function correctly with MCP tools on Windows and ensure the relevant unit tests can pass.

Fixes #585

Jacksunwei and others added 2 commits May 27, 2025 16:15
…issues (google#585)

This pull request addresses a `NotImplementedError` encountered when running `adk web` with MCP tools on Windows, which was caused by issues with `asyncio` subprocess creation in the Uvicorn/FastAPI environment. It also resolves several `ImportError`s that were occurring during unit tests.

**Key Changes:**

*   **Asyncio Subprocess Management (Windows):**
    *   Ensured `WindowsProactorEventLoopPolicy` is consistently applied for `adk web` by prioritizing its setup in `google/adk/cli/cli_tools_click.py`.
    *   Disabled Uvicorn's auto-reload feature on Windows to prevent potential event loop conflicts that can interfere with `asyncio` subprocesses.
    *   Refactored `google/adk/tools/mcp_tool/mcp_session_manager.py` to use `asyncio.create_subprocess_exec` directly for creating MCP tool subprocesses on Windows. This includes the use of a `StreamWriterWrapper` (adjust if not used) to ensure compatibility with the asyncio streams.

*   **Test Import Fixes:**
    *   Created the missing `EvalSetResult` definition (e.g., class `EvalSetResult: pass`) in `google/adk/cli/cli_eval.py`. This resolves import errors in tests that depend on `google/adk/cli/fast_api.py`.
    *   Adjusted the `agent_dir` parameter handling within `google/adk/cli/fast_api.py` to align with expectations from `test_fast_api.py`, resolving related import or runtime errors in tests. (Ensure you've made this specific change based on your findings).

These changes allow `adk web` to function correctly with MCP tools on Windows and ensure the relevant unit tests can pass.

Fixes google#585
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hangfei commented May 30, 2025

@Kk12suthar Please resolve the conflicts.

@wyf7107 @ankursharmas PTAL.

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Thanks for your contribution!

why are we changing eval related code? If not intended, could you remove those changes and focus on the asyncio issue in this PR?

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Kk12suthar commented May 31, 2025

Ohh So Eval code change was originally not intended it was done during unit testing when i saw the difference in eval file of both version ( one of this cloned repo and other was google-adk 1.0.0 (pip install)) so i had to stay with running code so i decided that i should just use the version 1.0.0 code if its stable.

All the cases ran fine when i did the unit testing locally and after then i did made a PR.

Also i noticed one more thing that you addressed that asyncio issue is now resolved in adk version==1.1.0 but i dont think so because when i tried it gave me the same error for adk web.

Thanks

Edit-:

I did install the latest version of google-adk(1.1.0) tried and fixed it with the same issues without changing the eval code.

So the latest merge bring those changes please review them and let me know

This commit addresses a series of issues primarily related to the management and operation of MCP (Model Context Protocol) sessions, particularly over stdio on Windows.

Key changes include:

- Refactored MCP stdio client handling in `mcp_session_manager.py`:
    - The `_create_stdio_client` method now consistently uses `mcp.client.stdio.stdio_client` for all platforms.
    - This removes the custom `StreamWriterWrapper` and `manual_stdio_transport` logic, which was a source of serialization errors (e.g., `SessionMessage` encoding, `cbor2` dependency) and import issues (`mcp.common`). This change delegates stdio transport and serialization to the `mcp` library, improving robustness.

- Corrected session object handling in `MCPToolset` and `MCPTool`:
    - Ensured that the `(session, process)` tuple returned by `MCPSessionManager.create_session()` is correctly unpacked.
    - `self._session` in `MCPToolset` and the local `session` variable in `MCPTool.run_async()` now correctly reference the `ClientSession` object, resolving `AttributeError`s for `list_tools` and `call_tool`.

- Improved resource management in `MCPToolset`:
    - Ensured `AsyncExitStack` is properly initialized, passed to `MCPSessionManager`, and closed in `MCPToolset.close()`.

- Addressed miscellaneous errors in `fast_api.py`:
    - Corrected the import location for `EvalSetResult`.
    - Fixed an incorrect keyword argument (`agent_dir` to `agents_dir`) in `LocalEvalSetsManager` initialization.

These changes collectively stabilize the `adk web` functionality by resolving critical runtime errors during MCP session establishment and tool invocation.
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hangfei commented Jul 18, 2025

Could you resolve the conflicts?

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hangfei commented Jul 18, 2025

Feel free to re-open after the conflicts are resolved.

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MCPToolset.from_server fails on Windows with NotImplementedError from asyncio subprocess in Python 3.13, 3.12. 3.11
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