chore(deps): weekly dependency update by github-actions[bot] · Pull Request #18 · willfrey/braintrust-sdk-python

github-actions · 2026-08-31T13:15:34Z

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

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions, including major provider SDK upgrades.

Enhancements:

Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, evaluation tools, and supporting libraries.

Tests:

Update dependency resolution metadata for the refreshed package set; provider integration cassettes require re-recording before merge.

sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:15:42Z

Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by upgrading the matrix’s latest provider/integration SDKs and regenerating the uv lockfile, while retaining historical test versions. Review should prioritize compatibility and lockfile resolution changes, and human cassette re-recording is required before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
A["Run update-matrix-latest.py"] --> B["Upgrade latest provider and integration SDKs"]
B --> C["Run uv lock --upgrade"]
C --> D["Regenerate uv.lock"]
D --> E["Re-record provider cassettes"]
E --> F["Review compatibility and merge"]

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Advances the matrix’s latest provider and integration package versions while preserving pinned historical compatibility entries.	Updates latest versions across OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, agent frameworks, model providers, orchestration libraries, and related integrations. Keeps existing version-specific matrix entries unchanged for regression coverage. Requires local cassette re-recording because provider SDK behavior and outputs may have changed.	`py/pyproject.toml`
Regenerates the uv dependency lockfile to resolve the upgraded dependency graph.	Refreshes direct and transitive package versions and metadata based on the updated matrix. Includes a large lockfile diff that warrants focused inspection for unexpected dependency, platform, or constraint changes.	`py/uv.lock`

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Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="py/pyproject.toml"line_range="287" />
<code_context>
[tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"
"1.92.0" = "openai==1.92.0"
"1.77.0" = "openai==1.77.0"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing `latest` cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
**Triggers:** When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
**Suggested fix:** Re-record and commit the `cassettes/latest` fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each `latest` pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.
</issue_to_address>

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 [tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"


issue (testing): The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing latest cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
Triggers: When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
Suggested fix: Re-record and commit the cassettes/latest fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each latest pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.

github-actions · 2026-08-31T13:15:34Z

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

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions, including major provider SDK upgrades.

Enhancements:

Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, evaluation tools, and supporting libraries.

Tests:

Update dependency resolution metadata for the refreshed package set; provider integration cassettes require re-recording before merge.

sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:15:42Z

Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by upgrading the matrix’s latest provider/integration SDKs and regenerating the uv lockfile, while retaining historical test versions. Review should prioritize compatibility and lockfile resolution changes, and human cassette re-recording is required before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
A["Run update-matrix-latest.py"] --> B["Upgrade latest provider and integration SDKs"]
B --> C["Run uv lock --upgrade"]
C --> D["Regenerate uv.lock"]
D --> E["Re-record provider cassettes"]
E --> F["Review compatibility and merge"]

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Advances the matrix’s latest provider and integration package versions while preserving pinned historical compatibility entries.	Updates latest versions across OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, agent frameworks, model providers, orchestration libraries, and related integrations. Keeps existing version-specific matrix entries unchanged for regression coverage. Requires local cassette re-recording because provider SDK behavior and outputs may have changed.	`py/pyproject.toml`
Regenerates the uv dependency lockfile to resolve the upgraded dependency graph.	Refreshes direct and transitive package versions and metadata based on the updated matrix. Includes a large lockfile diff that warrants focused inspection for unexpected dependency, platform, or constraint changes.	`py/uv.lock`

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Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="py/pyproject.toml"line_range="287" />
<code_context>
[tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"
"1.92.0" = "openai==1.92.0"
"1.77.0" = "openai==1.77.0"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing `latest` cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
**Triggers:** When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
**Suggested fix:** Re-record and commit the `cassettes/latest` fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each `latest` pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.
</issue_to_address>

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 [tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"


issue (testing): The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing latest cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
Triggers: When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
Suggested fix: Re-record and commit the cassettes/latest fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each latest pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.

github-actions · 2026-08-31T13:15:34Z

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

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions, including major provider SDK upgrades.

Enhancements:

Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, evaluation tools, and supporting libraries.

Tests:

Update dependency resolution metadata for the refreshed package set; provider integration cassettes require re-recording before merge.

sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:15:42Z

Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by upgrading the matrix’s latest provider/integration SDKs and regenerating the uv lockfile, while retaining historical test versions. Review should prioritize compatibility and lockfile resolution changes, and human cassette re-recording is required before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
A["Run update-matrix-latest.py"] --> B["Upgrade latest provider and integration SDKs"]
B --> C["Run uv lock --upgrade"]
C --> D["Regenerate uv.lock"]
D --> E["Re-record provider cassettes"]
E --> F["Review compatibility and merge"]

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Advances the matrix’s latest provider and integration package versions while preserving pinned historical compatibility entries.	Updates latest versions across OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, agent frameworks, model providers, orchestration libraries, and related integrations. Keeps existing version-specific matrix entries unchanged for regression coverage. Requires local cassette re-recording because provider SDK behavior and outputs may have changed.	`py/pyproject.toml`
Regenerates the uv dependency lockfile to resolve the upgraded dependency graph.	Refreshes direct and transitive package versions and metadata based on the updated matrix. Includes a large lockfile diff that warrants focused inspection for unexpected dependency, platform, or constraint changes.	`py/uv.lock`

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Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="py/pyproject.toml"line_range="287" />
<code_context>
[tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"
"1.92.0" = "openai==1.92.0"
"1.77.0" = "openai==1.77.0"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing `latest` cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
**Triggers:** When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
**Suggested fix:** Re-record and commit the `cassettes/latest` fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each `latest` pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.
</issue_to_address>

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 [tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"


issue (testing): The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing latest cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
Triggers: When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
Suggested fix: Re-record and commit the cassettes/latest fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each latest pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.

github-actions · 2026-08-31T13:15:34Z

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

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions, including major provider SDK upgrades.

Enhancements:

Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, evaluation tools, and supporting libraries.

Tests:

Update dependency resolution metadata for the refreshed package set; provider integration cassettes require re-recording before merge.

sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:15:42Z

Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by upgrading the matrix’s latest provider/integration SDKs and regenerating the uv lockfile, while retaining historical test versions. Review should prioritize compatibility and lockfile resolution changes, and human cassette re-recording is required before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
A["Run update-matrix-latest.py"] --> B["Upgrade latest provider and integration SDKs"]
B --> C["Run uv lock --upgrade"]
C --> D["Regenerate uv.lock"]
D --> E["Re-record provider cassettes"]
E --> F["Review compatibility and merge"]

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Advances the matrix’s latest provider and integration package versions while preserving pinned historical compatibility entries.	Updates latest versions across OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, agent frameworks, model providers, orchestration libraries, and related integrations. Keeps existing version-specific matrix entries unchanged for regression coverage. Requires local cassette re-recording because provider SDK behavior and outputs may have changed.	`py/pyproject.toml`
Regenerates the uv dependency lockfile to resolve the upgraded dependency graph.	Refreshes direct and transitive package versions and metadata based on the updated matrix. Includes a large lockfile diff that warrants focused inspection for unexpected dependency, platform, or constraint changes.	`py/uv.lock`

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Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="py/pyproject.toml"line_range="287" />
<code_context>
[tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"
"1.92.0" = "openai==1.92.0"
"1.77.0" = "openai==1.77.0"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing `latest` cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
**Triggers:** When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
**Suggested fix:** Re-record and commit the `cassettes/latest` fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each `latest` pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.
</issue_to_address>

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 [tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"


issue (testing): The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing latest cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
Triggers: When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
Suggested fix: Re-record and commit the cassettes/latest fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each latest pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.

github-actions · 2026-08-31T13:15:34Z

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

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions, including major provider SDK upgrades.

Enhancements:

Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, evaluation tools, and supporting libraries.

Tests:

Update dependency resolution metadata for the refreshed package set; provider integration cassettes require re-recording before merge.

sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:15:42Z

Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by upgrading the matrix’s latest provider/integration SDKs and regenerating the uv lockfile, while retaining historical test versions. Review should prioritize compatibility and lockfile resolution changes, and human cassette re-recording is required before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
A["Run update-matrix-latest.py"] --> B["Upgrade latest provider and integration SDKs"]
B --> C["Run uv lock --upgrade"]
C --> D["Regenerate uv.lock"]
D --> E["Re-record provider cassettes"]
E --> F["Review compatibility and merge"]

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Advances the matrix’s latest provider and integration package versions while preserving pinned historical compatibility entries.	Updates latest versions across OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, agent frameworks, model providers, orchestration libraries, and related integrations. Keeps existing version-specific matrix entries unchanged for regression coverage. Requires local cassette re-recording because provider SDK behavior and outputs may have changed.	`py/pyproject.toml`
Regenerates the uv dependency lockfile to resolve the upgraded dependency graph.	Refreshes direct and transitive package versions and metadata based on the updated matrix. Includes a large lockfile diff that warrants focused inspection for unexpected dependency, platform, or constraint changes.	`py/uv.lock`

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Fixed security issues:

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mcp (link)
pyjwt (link)
python-multipart (link)
starlette (link)
urllib3 (link)

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="py/pyproject.toml"line_range="287" />
<code_context>
[tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"
"1.92.0" = "openai==1.92.0"
"1.77.0" = "openai==1.77.0"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing `latest` cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
**Triggers:** When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
**Suggested fix:** Re-record and commit the `cassettes/latest` fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each `latest` pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.
</issue_to_address>

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 [tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"


issue (testing): The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing latest cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
Triggers: When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
Suggested fix: Re-record and commit the cassettes/latest fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each latest pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.

github-actions · 2026-08-31T13:15:34Z

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

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions, including major provider SDK upgrades.

Enhancements:

Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, evaluation tools, and supporting libraries.

Tests:

Update dependency resolution metadata for the refreshed package set; provider integration cassettes require re-recording before merge.

sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:15:42Z

Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by upgrading the matrix’s latest provider/integration SDKs and regenerating the uv lockfile, while retaining historical test versions. Review should prioritize compatibility and lockfile resolution changes, and human cassette re-recording is required before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
A["Run update-matrix-latest.py"] --> B["Upgrade latest provider and integration SDKs"]
B --> C["Run uv lock --upgrade"]
C --> D["Regenerate uv.lock"]
D --> E["Re-record provider cassettes"]
E --> F["Review compatibility and merge"]

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Advances the matrix’s latest provider and integration package versions while preserving pinned historical compatibility entries.	Updates latest versions across OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, agent frameworks, model providers, orchestration libraries, and related integrations. Keeps existing version-specific matrix entries unchanged for regression coverage. Requires local cassette re-recording because provider SDK behavior and outputs may have changed.	`py/pyproject.toml`
Regenerates the uv dependency lockfile to resolve the upgraded dependency graph.	Refreshes direct and transitive package versions and metadata based on the updated matrix. Includes a large lockfile diff that warrants focused inspection for unexpected dependency, platform, or constraint changes.	`py/uv.lock`

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Fixed security issues:

cryptography (link)
gitpython (link)
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pyjwt (link)
python-multipart (link)
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Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="py/pyproject.toml"line_range="287" />
<code_context>
[tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"
"1.92.0" = "openai==1.92.0"
"1.77.0" = "openai==1.77.0"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing `latest` cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
**Triggers:** When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
**Suggested fix:** Re-record and commit the `cassettes/latest` fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each `latest` pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.
</issue_to_address>

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sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:16:56Z


 [tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"


issue (testing): The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing latest cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
Triggers: When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
Suggested fix: Re-record and commit the cassettes/latest fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each latest pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.

github-actions · 2026-08-31T13:15:34Z

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

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions, including major provider SDK upgrades.

Enhancements:

Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, evaluation tools, and supporting libraries.

Tests:

Update dependency resolution metadata for the refreshed package set; provider integration cassettes require re-recording before merge.

sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:15:42Z

Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by upgrading the matrix’s latest provider/integration SDKs and regenerating the uv lockfile, while retaining historical test versions. Review should prioritize compatibility and lockfile resolution changes, and human cassette re-recording is required before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
A["Run update-matrix-latest.py"] --> B["Upgrade latest provider and integration SDKs"]
B --> C["Run uv lock --upgrade"]
C --> D["Regenerate uv.lock"]
D --> E["Re-record provider cassettes"]
E --> F["Review compatibility and merge"]

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Advances the matrix’s latest provider and integration package versions while preserving pinned historical compatibility entries.	Updates latest versions across OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, agent frameworks, model providers, orchestration libraries, and related integrations. Keeps existing version-specific matrix entries unchanged for regression coverage. Requires local cassette re-recording because provider SDK behavior and outputs may have changed.	`py/pyproject.toml`
Regenerates the uv dependency lockfile to resolve the upgraded dependency graph.	Refreshes direct and transitive package versions and metadata based on the updated matrix. Includes a large lockfile diff that warrants focused inspection for unexpected dependency, platform, or constraint changes.	`py/uv.lock`

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Hey - I've found 1 issue

Fixed security issues:

cryptography (link)
gitpython (link)
mcp (link)
pyjwt (link)
python-multipart (link)
starlette (link)
urllib3 (link)

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="py/pyproject.toml"line_range="287" />
<code_context>
[tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"
"1.92.0" = "openai==1.92.0"
"1.77.0" = "openai==1.77.0"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing `latest` cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
**Triggers:** When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
**Suggested fix:** Re-record and commit the `cassettes/latest` fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each `latest` pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.
</issue_to_address>

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 [tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"


issue (testing): The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing latest cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
Triggers: When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
Suggested fix: Re-record and commit the cassettes/latest fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each latest pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.

github-actions · 2026-08-31T13:15:34Z

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

Update the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to current package versions, including major provider SDK upgrades.

Enhancements:

Refresh the Python dependency matrix and lockfile to newer releases across provider SDKs, agent frameworks, evaluation tools, and supporting libraries.

Tests:

Update dependency resolution metadata for the refreshed package set; provider integration cassettes require re-recording before merge.

sourcery-ai · 2026-08-31T13:15:42Z

Reviewer's Guide

Automates the weekly dependency refresh by upgrading the matrix’s latest provider/integration SDKs and regenerating the uv lockfile, while retaining historical test versions. Review should prioritize compatibility and lockfile resolution changes, and human cassette re-recording is required before merge.

Flow diagram for the weekly dependency refresh

flowchart LR
A["Run update-matrix-latest.py"] --> B["Upgrade latest provider and integration SDKs"]
B --> C["Run uv lock --upgrade"]
C --> D["Regenerate uv.lock"]
D --> E["Re-record provider cassettes"]
E --> F["Review compatibility and merge"]

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Advances the matrix’s latest provider and integration package versions while preserving pinned historical compatibility entries.	Updates latest versions across OpenAI, Anthropic, Cohere, agent frameworks, model providers, orchestration libraries, and related integrations. Keeps existing version-specific matrix entries unchanged for regression coverage. Requires local cassette re-recording because provider SDK behavior and outputs may have changed.	`py/pyproject.toml`
Regenerates the uv dependency lockfile to resolve the upgraded dependency graph.	Refreshes direct and transitive package versions and metadata based on the updated matrix. Includes a large lockfile diff that warrants focused inspection for unexpected dependency, platform, or constraint changes.	`py/uv.lock`

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Hey - I've found 1 issue

Fixed security issues:

cryptography (link)
gitpython (link)
mcp (link)
pyjwt (link)
python-multipart (link)
starlette (link)
urllib3 (link)

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Individual Comments### Comment 1
<locationpath="py/pyproject.toml"line_range="287" />
<code_context>
[tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"
"1.92.0" = "openai==1.92.0"
"1.77.0" = "openai==1.77.0"
</code_context>
<issue_to_address>
**issue (testing):** The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing `latest` cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
**Triggers:** When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
**Suggested fix:** Re-record and commit the `cassettes/latest` fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each `latest` pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.
</issue_to_address>

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 [tool.braintrust.matrix.openai]
-latest = "openai==2.33.0"
+latest = "openai==3.6.0"


issue (testing): The matrix now installs each upgraded SDK under the existing latest cassette directory, but this diff does not update those recordings. Integration tests therefore replay cassettes produced by the previous SDK versions and fail on changed request/response formats, or silently fail to validate the upgraded SDK behavior.
Triggers: When the integration test sessions for any upgraded provider run before the cassettes are re-recorded.
Suggested fix: Re-record and commit the cassettes/latest fixtures for every upgraded provider, or defer each latest pin until its corresponding cassette is updated.

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