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Fix breaking changes due to updated Anthropic SDK #452
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Thanks for the PR @eitanturok!
@ShishirPatil LGTM, ready to merge.
Also, this situation would be avoided if you pin your package versions. As a best practice, might be worthwhile doing this... |
Yes, good point. We will add that. |
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LGTM. Thanks @eitanturok
Anthropic just moved their tool use from beta to main so we have to change the import `from anthropic.types.beta.tools import ToolUseBlock` to `from anthropic.types import ToolUseBlock`. You cannot run the eval without this change as things break. Also, my IDE automatically sorted the imported packages and removed some extra spaces -- this explains all the other changes.
Anthropic just moved their tool use from beta to main so we have to change the import `from anthropic.types.beta.tools import ToolUseBlock` to `from anthropic.types import ToolUseBlock`. You cannot run the eval without this change as things break. Also, my IDE automatically sorted the imported packages and removed some extra spaces -- this explains all the other changes.
Anthropic just moved their tool use from beta to main so we have to change the import
from anthropic.types.beta.tools import ToolUseBlock
tofrom anthropic.types import ToolUseBlock
. You cannot run the eval without this change as things break.Also, my IDE automatically sorted the imported packages and removed some extra spaces -- this explains all the other changes.