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feat(sdk): add no-op infrastructure API to client SDK - #310
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To prevent runtime errors, a no-op (no operation) implementation of the infrastructure API has been introduced in the client SDK. This ensures that when pytest is run locally, calls to the infrastructure API do not result in errors.
Future plans may involve bundling the entire user code, not just the business logic, which further necessitates a no-op infrastructure API in the SDK to avoid runtime exceptions.
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