Lucio Lelii
7d3f6b088c
Three fields are declared @ConfigurableAsInput - the model of an LLM
descriptor and the two on the MCP blocks - and the editor offers the same
choices on all of them: leave it blank and feed the port, or write a template
such as ${{global.modelName}}. It was resolved three times and differently.
The MCP executors each carried an identical private copy that fell back to the
configured value raw, so a placeholder written there reached the MCP service
verbatim, and a global input could not decide the model of an MCP block at all.
The rule now lives in ConfigurableInputBinding: a value bound to the port
wins, otherwise the configured value is resolved as a template against the
same inputs and variables a prompt is. LLMDescriptorInputBinding keeps only
what is specific to it - rebuilding the record around the resolved model, and
resolving the model alone, since the provider decides the credential and the
sampling parameters and cannot arrive mid-execution.
The MCP model fields carry @AcceptsVariablePlaceholder to match, so the editor
declares what the runtime has always been asked to accept.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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