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## Description
`_parse_google_docstring` incorrectly parses multi-line argument
descriptions when a continuation line contains a colon. The continuation
line is treated as a new argument definition instead of being appended
to the current argument's description.
### Example
```python
def search(query: str, top_k: int = 5) -> str:
"""Search the knowledge base.
Args:
query: The search query to use
for finding things: important ones
top_k: Number of results to return
"""
```
**Before (broken):** The parser creates 3 args: `query`, `for finding
things`, `top_k`
**After (fixed):** The parser correctly creates 2 args: `query` (with
full description including "for finding things: important ones"),
`top_k`
### Root Cause
The parser used `if ":" in line` to detect new argument lines without
considering indentation. In Google-style docstrings, continuation lines
have deeper indentation than argument definition lines.
### Fix
Detect the base indentation level from the first argument line and treat
any line with deeper indentation as a continuation of the current
argument's description, regardless of whether it contains a colon.
## Issue
Fixes #35679
## Dependencies
None.
## Testing
Added 4 unit tests in
`test_function_calling.py::TestParseGoogleDocstring`:
- `test_continuation_line_with_colon` — the core bug scenario
- `test_simple_args_still_work` — regression check for basic args
- `test_continuation_line_without_colon` — multi-line descriptions
without colons
- `test_multiple_continuation_lines_with_colons` — multiple continuation
lines each containing colons
All tests pass locally with Python 3.12.
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Co-authored-by: gambletan <ethanchang32@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Mason Daugherty <github@mdrxy.com>
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