Calling get_next_assistant_message() with function_call_option="none" and then parsing the response as if the function call was made

[ve1nard]

In act.py lines 203-220:
assistant_messages.append(get_next_assistant_message(system_message, user_messages, assistant_messages, model=agent_config.actor_model, function_call_option="none"))
since the argument is function_call_option="none", it is expected that the response will not contain any function selection by the model. However, later the response is parsed as
error_message = { 'tool_call_id': response['id'], 'name': response['function']['name'], 'return_value': json.dumps({ 'error_message': f'You did not provide the text content in the required template. Please provide the content to be inputted in the textfield in the following format: "Text: <your text content>". For example, if you want to input "Hello World" into the textfield, you should answer with "Text: Hello World".' }) }
as if a function selection was expected, which leads to the TyperError:
'name': response['name'], TypeError: string indices must be integers