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Is it possible that the new tags added to the v0.2.x codebase like TAG_HIDDEN overwrite the user-supplied tags somewhere instead of appending to it and so the user-supplied tags gets lost?
The run_name can be successfully propagated from the with_config() method, only the tags are not propagated in v0.2.x
The issue was the same with the latest version of Langchain and also with older version like langchain==0.2.9, once langgraph got upgraded to v0.2.x the tags stopped propagate both with langchain==0.2.9 and langchain==0.2.17
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OS: Linux
OS Version: #115~20.04.1-Ubuntu SMP Mon Apr 15 17:33:04 UTC 2024
Python Version: 3.11.9 (main, Apr 6 2024, 17:59:24) [GCC 9.4.0]
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In v0.1.x I could add a tag to a graph with either of the following:
Or with:
In v0.1.x the added tag (
mygraph
) shows up in the metadata of the events:In v0.2.x the added tag is not in the metadata:
Is it possible that the new tags added to the v0.2.x codebase like
TAG_HIDDEN
overwrite the user-supplied tags somewhere instead of appending to it and so the user-supplied tags gets lost?See
TAG_HIDDEN
:langgraph/libs/langgraph/langgraph/constants.py
Line 19 in effddca
Ps,:
run_name
can be successfully propagated from thewith_config()
method, only thetags
are not propagated in v0.2.xlangchain==0.2.9
, oncelanggraph
got upgraded to v0.2.x the tags stopped propagate both withlangchain==0.2.9
andlangchain==0.2.17
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