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Automated weekly dependency update via python scripts/update-matrix-latest.py && uv lock --upgrade.

⚠️ Provider SDK packages changed. A human needs to re-record cassettes locally before merging.

Summary by Sourcery

Upgrade the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions.

Enhancements:

  • Update the dependency matrix to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, integrations, and supporting tooling.

Build:

  • Regenerate the Python lockfile with upgraded dependency resolutions.

Tests:

  • Re-record provider integration cassettes locally to reflect the updated SDK versions before merging.

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Reviewer's Guide

Automated weekly dependency refresh updates the latest entries across the Python provider/integration matrix and regenerates uv.lock, while retaining historical compatibility pins. Because many provider SDKs receive major or substantial version upgrades, reviewers should verify the lockfile resolution and require local cassette re-recording plus provider matrix/integration test validation before merging.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
    UpdateScript[update-matrix-latest.py] --> Matrix[Provider and integration matrix]
    Matrix --> LockCommand[uv lock --upgrade]
    LockCommand --> Lockfile[uv.lock]
    Lockfile --> Validation[Provider matrix and integration tests]
    Validation --> Cassettes[Re-record provider cassettes locally]
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Change Details Files
Refresh the dependency matrix’s latest provider and tooling versions while preserving existing pinned compatibility entries.
  • Update latest versions for provider SDKs and integrations, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, Agents, LiteLLM, Agno, Google, Pydantic AI, and related packages.
  • Update supporting framework and test dependencies such as LangChain, Temporalio, LlamaIndex, OpenRouter, Mistral, and pytest.
  • Regenerate the lockfile with upgraded transitive dependencies; the large lockfile diff requires focused inspection for resolver or compatibility changes.
py/pyproject.toml
py/uv.lock
Require validation of provider integration behavior against the newly upgraded SDKs.
  • Re-record provider test cassettes locally before merging.
  • Run the provider matrix and relevant integration tests to identify SDK API, serialization, or response-shape changes.
Provider integration test cassettes and test suites

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Superseded by a newer automated dependency update.

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