feat: map conversationalService.syntheticUserId to runtime context [JAR-9965]#119
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Add synthetic_user_id to UiPathRuntimeContext plus the fps_mappings entry, so the conversational bridge can present the conversation owner id to CAS on the websocket handshake. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
This PR extends UiPathRuntimeContext to carry a conversation “owner” identifier (synthetic_user_id) by mapping it from fpsProperties["conversationalService.syntheticUserId"]. This enables downstream components (e.g., the conversational bridge) to include the synthetic user id during the CAS WebSocket handshake.
Changes:
- Added
synthetic_user_id: str | NonetoUiPathRuntimeContext. - Added an FPS mapping from
conversationalService.syntheticUserId→synthetic_user_idinUiPathRuntimeContext.from_config(...). - Extended
tests/test_context.pyto assert the new FPS key is correctly loaded into the context.
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src/uipath/runtime/context.py |
Adds the synthetic_user_id field and maps it from fpsProperties into runtime context. |
tests/test_context.py |
Adds an assertion covering the new FPS→context mapping. |
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TL;DR
Map
conversationalService.syntheticUserIdfrom FpsProperties onto a newsynthetic_user_idfield onUiPathRuntimeContext, so the conversational bridge can present the conversation owner id to CAS on the WebSocket handshake.Solution
runtime/context.py: addsynthetic_user_id: str | NonetoUiPathRuntimeContextand afps_mappingsentry"conversationalService.syntheticUserId" -> "synthetic_user_id".tests/test_context.py(asserts the fps key maps onto the field).Consumed by
uipathbridge (sends it as theX-UiPath-Internal-SyntheticUserIdhandshake header) → AgentInterfaces CAS (validates againstconversation.user_idto authorize Unified Runtime Robot connections for RunAsMe=false conversations).