Significant API changes include the removal of 19 endpoints related to campaigns and chat completion events, while introducing 17 new endpoints for connectors and service accounts. Notably, breaking changes to the connectors API require a single request object for creation and updates, and the Connector type has been redefined.
This release includes updates based on the OpenAPI Doc and Speakeasy CLI version 1.763.6, resulting in the generation of python v2.9.4.
This release introduces python v2.8.0, generated using Speakeasy CLI 1.763.6, and is based on the OpenAPI documentation.
The Mistral AI Python SDK v2.3.1 introduces significant changes to several methods, including breaking changes to the `mistral.ocr.process()` request structure and modifications to response formats across multiple functions.
Significant breaking changes have been made to several API endpoints, including mistral.workflows.executions.stream() and mistral.events.get_workflow_events() , affecting the structure of their responses. Additionally, a new feature has been added to mistral.beta.connectors.get_authentication_methods() with the inclusion of response.[].has_default_credentials .
The Mistral AI Python SDK version 2.3.0 introduces several breaking changes across various methods, including modifications to request and response structures in multiple functions such as `mistral.models.list()`, `mistral.chat.complete()`, and `mistral.workflows.execute_workflow_registration()`.
Mistral AI has released version 2.2.0, generated using Speakeasy CLI 1.754.0, with no specific changes detailed in the entry. The release is available on PyPI.
In version 2.2.0rc3 of the Mistral AI Python SDK, several event-related functions have been removed, indicating significant changes to the API's functionality.
The Mistral AI Python SDK v2.2.0rc2 introduces several new functions for sending events and retrieving execution history, while removing certain event-related functions, which constitutes breaking changes.
The Mistral AI Python SDK v2.2.0rc1 introduces several breaking changes to existing methods, while also adding numerous new workflow-related features and functionalities.