When parameter's type is incorrect, print the type of the parameter, not its value

[rbpasker]

should be
), f"Wrong kind of query parameters found: {type(query_params)}"

sycamore/lib/sycamore/sycamore/connectors/duckdb/duckdb_reader.py

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), f"Wrong kind of query parameters found: {query_params}"

[HenryL27]

I think this gives you both pieces of information - query_params are typically dataclasses, which get a repr method like DuckDBQueryParams(table_name=blah, query=blah, create_hnsw_table=blah)... although I guess in this case we're getting one of the other ReaderQueryParams.
I like to err on the side of putting too much information in error messages rather than too little. That said there may be cases where the type doesn't get reported - e.g. if you override the repr / str method or pass in some other kind of object. Nonetheless users typically won't be interacting with this api - the assert mostly exists for typechecking.

If you want to change this, go ahead an open a PR!