* Fix support for sending server notifications with request-specific McpServer instances used outside their original scope.
* Address feedback.
* Update src/ModelContextProtocol.Core/Server/SseWriter.cs
- This removes the requirement to configure data protection which is the motivating reason for this change
- This means that McpServer.ClientInfo will always be null in stateless mode
* Fix stdio client transport CLI argument escaping.
* Fix failing Windows test.
* Add more test cases and refine escaping logic.
* Fix test failures in mono
* Style fixes
* Tweak stdio test
* Tweak tests further
* Decouple Handlers and Collections (e.g. ToolsHandler and ToolsCollection) from Capabilities by promoting them to the options types.
Also, group all handlers in container classes, for server, I decided to move McpServerHandlers down to Mcp.Core and move the NotificationHandlers there too.
Also, Fix ListResourceTemplatesHandler issue.
* Add remarks for empty protocol capability types
* Keep JsonIgnore properties and mark them as Obsolete
* Continue supporting Obsolete members
* Update Obsolete messages to indicate the member will be removed
* Add EditorBrowsable Never to the remaining obsolete members
* Add ElicitAsync<T> (#630)
- Refactored `ElicitResult` to a generic class `ElicitResult<T>` for typed content.
- Added `ElicitAsync<T>` method in `McpServerExtensions.cs` to request user input and construct schemas based on type `T`.
- Implemented schema building logic to handle primitive types and enums, ignoring unsupported types.
- Introduced `ElicitationTypedTests.cs` for testing the new elicitation functionality with typed forms.
- Verified naming policies in tests to ensure correct serialization casing.
- Defined `SampleForm` and `CamelForm` classes for expected input shapes, including unsupported properties for schema testing.
- Created JSON serialization contexts for both forms using source generation for improved performance.
* Fix the enum issue. for ElicitAsync<T>.
* Use AIJsonUtilities.CreateJsonSchema to create PrimitiveSchemaDefinition. #630
Renamed `BuildRequestSchemaFor<T>` to `BuildRequestSchema<T>`.
Updated the implementation to use `CreatePrimitiveSchema` and
enhanced type checks for supported primitives with
`AIJsonUtilities.CreateJsonSchema`. Streamlined handling of
unsupported types by consolidating return statements.
* Simplify ElicitAsync for schema validation. #630
Simplified the `ElicitAsync` method in `McpServerExtensions.cs` by removing unnecessary JSON object construction and directly deserializing `raw.Content`. Updated `CreatePrimitiveSchema` to use `JsonTypeInfo` for type checking and adjusted return logic for unsupported types.
In `ElicitationTypedTests.cs`, modified the `Can_Elicit_Typed_Information` test to account for the new `Created` property in `SampleForm`, increasing the expected property count from 5 to 6. Added assertions for the type and format of the `Created` property and included its deserialization in the test setup.
* Add error handling for unsupported elicitation types #630
Introduce exception handling in `McpServerExtensions.cs` for unsupported types. Add a test case in `ElicitationTypedTests.cs` to verify exception throwing for unsupported types. Define a new `UnsupportedForm` class with nested properties and include JSON serialization attributes for proper handling.
* Validate generic types in BuildRequestSchema #630
Introduce validation to ensure only object types are supported for elicitation requests in the `BuildRequestSchema` method. An exception is thrown for non-object types. Update the test suite with a new test case to verify this behavior, ensuring that an exception is raised when eliciting a non-object generic type (e.g., string) and that the elicitation handler is not invoked in this scenario.
* Move nullable types handling logic to ElicitationRequestParams.Coverter. #630
* Add schema validation for elicitation requests
Introduce `TryValidateElicitationPrimitiveSchema` method to validate JSON schemas for elicitation requests. This method checks for object type, verifies the "type" property, and ensures compliance with allowed properties based on primitive types (string, boolean, number). Integrate this validation in the `BuildRequestSchema` method to ensure generated schemas are valid before further processing.
* Refactor nullable type pattern matching. #630
* Update src/ModelContextProtocol.Core/Server/McpServerExtensions.cs
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* Update src/ModelContextProtocol.Core/Server/McpServerExtensions.cs
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* Update src/ModelContextProtocol.Core/Server/McpServerExtensions.cs
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* Update src/ModelContextProtocol.Core/Server/McpServerExtensions.cs
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* Update src/ModelContextProtocol.Core/Server/McpServerExtensions.cs
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* Add ElicitResultSchemaCache. #630
* Prepopulate elicit schema validation logic. #630
- Introduced `LazyElicitAllowedProperties` to cache allowed property names for primitive types, replacing hardcoded logic.
- Streamlined `TryValidateElicitationPrimitiveSchema` method by consolidating type checks using pattern matching.
- Removed manual addition of allowed properties and now retrieve them directly from the new dictionary.
- Updated handling of "integer" type to be treated as "number" for consistency.
* Use Nullable.GetUnderlyingType to handle nullable types on elicitation. #630
- Update `ElicitRequestParams.cs` to throw a `JsonException` for non-string "type" properties, simplifying error handling.
- Modify `CreatePrimitiveSchema` in `McpServerExtensions.cs` to better handle nullable types and improve error messages.
- Revise `TryValidateElicitationPrimitiveSchema` to accept schema as the first parameter, enhancing clarity in error reporting.
- Simplify validation logic for the "type" keyword by directly retrieving string values, ensuring unsupported "type" arrays are flagged as errors.
* Rename static field.
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* Fix static field renamings. #630
* Make BuildRequestSchema non-generic. #630
* Avoid closure allocation for serializerOptions on netcore #630
Updated the `GetOrAdd` method to use a generic type parameter for .NET, allowing for better handling of `JsonSerializerOptions`. Retained the original implementation for other frameworks to ensure compatibility.
* Refactor ElicitRequestParams and McpServerExtensions. #630
- Simplified "type" property handling in Converter.
- Changed s_lazyElicitAllowedProperties to nullable type.
- Updated ElicitAsync to use static lambda for clarity.
- Refactored CreatePrimitiveSchema to handle nullable types.
- Initialized allowed properties in TryValidateElicitationPrimitiveSchema.
- Updated ElicitationTypedTests for naming conventions and added tests for nullable properties.
- Enforced required properties in SampleForm and introduced NullablePropertyForm.
- Added JSON source generation context for NullablePropertyForm.
* Remove reduntant checks. #630
Refactor JSON schema type handling and add integer support
This commit simplifies the validation logic for the `type` property in the JSON schema by removing unnecessary conditional checks. It directly retrieves the string value from `typeProperty` and assigns it to `typeKeyword`. Additionally, it enhances the `s_lazyElicitAllowedProperties` dictionary to include support for the `integer` type, allowing it to be recognized as a valid type with its corresponding allowed properties.
* Add IsAccepted property and update ElicitAsync return type
- Introduced `IsAccepted` property in `ElicitResult` and `ElicitResult<T>` to indicate if the action was accepted.
- Changed `ElicitAsync<T>` to return `ValueTask<ElicitResult<T>>` instead of `ValueTask<ElicitResult<T?>>`, ensuring non-nullable results.
- Updated return statements in `ElicitAsync<T>` to reflect the new return type, treating `Content` as non-nullable.
* Rename to s_elicitAllowedProperties
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* Fix renaming s_elicitAllowedProperties. #630
* Remove unnecessary json attributes. #630
* Improve xml comment
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* Remove extra IsAccepted property. #630
* Use IsAccepted for checks.
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* Add IsAccepted to non-generic ElicitResult.
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We special-case string enumerables, translating them to an array of text content blocks, but other enumerables just get serialized, and there's a reasonable expectation that returning a string[] would produce a JSON array of strings. Just delete the special-casing.
It's included as internal on netstandard/net472, and the C# compiler may bake a reference to that into a consumer. If that consumer is then used with a net8.0+ build, the IsExternalInit needs to be there and forwarded to the real one.
This switches our polyfill files to always be included but the actual contents ifdef'd out on TFMs that already have the contents. That then makes it easier to do specialized ifdef'ing in the future, as this does for IsExternalInit.
