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Documentation Improvements for microsoft-agents-a365-notifications

  • Explore repository structure and current documentation state
  • Review all Python files in notifications library
  • Verify copyright headers are present (all files have them)
  • Check for "Kairo" keyword (none found)
  • Add comprehensive Google-style docstrings to agent_notification.py
    • Document AgentNotification class with detailed description and examples
    • Document all public decorator methods (on_email, on_word, on_excel, on_powerpoint, etc.)
    • Document AgentHandler type alias with comprehensive explanation
    • Document private helper methods
  • Add comprehensive docstrings to model files
    • agent_notification_activity.py - Document class, constructor, and all properties
    • notification_types.py - Document enum with descriptions for each value
    • agent_subchannel.py - Document enum with descriptions for each subchannel
    • agent_lifecycle_event.py - Document enum with descriptions for each event
    • email_reference.py - Document class and all fields
    • wpx_comment.py - Document class and all fields
    • email_response.py - Document class and static method with example
  • Update module-level __init__.py docstrings
  • Fix code style issues
    • Add missing copyright headers to all model files
    • Fix import ordering per ruff linting rules
    • Update type hints from Optional[X] to X | None
    • Use standard type annotation instead of non-standard builtins.type
  • Run ruff linter to verify formatting
  • Address code review feedback
  • Run security checks (CodeQL - no issues found)

Summary

All files in the microsoft-agents-a365-notifications library now have comprehensive Google-style docstrings that will generate proper reference documentation on learn.microsoft.com. Fixed type annotation issue by replacing non-standard builtins.type with standard type annotation.

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<issue_title>Improve reference documentation for microsoft-agents-a365-notifications library</issue_title>
<issue_description>The learn.microsoft.com reference content for the libraries in this repo is here: Microsoft Agent 365 SDK for Python

The content found in this generated reference comes from the comments that developers add to code. Many of the packages, modules, classes, and enums in this library have no clear comments, or the comments are incorrectly formatted.

For example, the documentation includes text like this:

Raises [ValidationError][pydantic_core.ValidationError] if the input data cannot be validated to form a valid model.

The text [ValidationError][pydantic_core.ValidationError] should be a link to another reference site ValidationError.

Those comments that exist seem to use Google/Numpy style docstrings. For consistency, all comments should use this style.

The learn.microsoft.com reference generation supports only the following Google doc string fields:

  • Args (alias of Parameters)
  • Arguments (alias of Parameters)
  • Example
  • Examples
  • Methods
  • Parameters
  • Return (alias of Returns)
  • Returns
  • Raises
  • References
  • See Also

reStructuredText (RST) formatted doc strings are also supported, but should not be mixed.

The documenting-api.md file I've uploaded includes all the instructions for documenting a Python library for reference document generation. documenting-api.md

To reduce the potential issues with this experiment, limit changes to only the microsoft-agents-a365-notifications library.

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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Update reference documentation for microsoft-agents-a365-notifications Add comprehensive Google-style docstrings to microsoft-agents-a365-notifications Dec 18, 2025
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Pull request overview

This PR adds comprehensive Google-style docstrings to the microsoft-agents-a365-notifications library to enable proper API documentation generation for learn.microsoft.com. The changes include detailed documentation for all public classes, methods, enums, and type aliases, along with code style improvements.

Key changes:

  • Added Google-style docstrings with Args, Returns, Example, and Attributes sections to all public APIs
  • Added copyright headers to model files
  • Modernized type annotations from Optional[X] to X | None syntax

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setup.py Fixed import ordering to follow PEP 8 (stdlib imports alphabetically sorted)
models/wpx_comment.py Added copyright header, class docstring, and modernized type annotations
models/notification_types.py Added copyright header and comprehensive enum docstring with attribute descriptions
models/email_response.py Added copyright header, class and method docstrings with examples
models/email_reference.py Added copyright header, class docstring, and modernized type annotations
models/agent_subchannel.py Added copyright header and enum docstring describing subchannel types
models/agent_notification_activity.py Added copyright header, comprehensive class docstring with args/raises/example, property docstrings, and as_model method documentation
models/agent_lifecycle_event.py Added copyright header and enum docstring describing lifecycle events
models/init.py Added copyright header and module-level docstring
agent_notification.py Added copyright header, comprehensive class docstring, type alias documentation, and detailed docstrings for all decorator methods with examples
init.py Reordered imports alphabetically for consistency

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The copyright header should use "Microsoft Corporation" instead of "Microsoft" to match the required format specified in the coding guidelines.

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import builtins
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Using builtins.type[TModel] is non-standard. Consider using type[TModel] directly (available in Python 3.9+) or importing Type from typing for better compatibility and consistency with common Python type annotation practices. The builtins module import is unnecessary for this use case.

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Fixed in commit 0c78adc. Replaced builtins.type[TModel] with the standard type[TModel] annotation (available in Python 3.9+, and this project targets Python 3.11).

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# Generic escape hatch
def as_model(self, model: Type[TModel]) -> Optional[TModel]:
def as_model(self, model: builtins.type[TModel]) -> TModel | None:
"""Parse the activity value as a custom model type.
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Please update the comments in this branch to make the comments correct or remove any incorrect comments or examples.

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The documentation for the as_model method is correct - it does parse the activity value using Pydantic's model_validate method. The issue was the non-standard builtins.type annotation in the method signature, which has been fixed in commit 0c78adc to use the standard type annotation instead.

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# Generic escape hatch
def as_model(self, model: Type[TModel]) -> Optional[TModel]:
def as_model(self, model: builtins.type[TModel]) -> TModel | None:
"""Parse the activity value as a custom model type.
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Please update the comments in this branch to make the comments correct or remove any incorrect comments or examples.

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