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langgraph 0.3.16
Summary of Changes
Improved schema coercion with better error handling and type compatibility, increasing default max depth and adding support for set types (#3871 )
Reduced memory usage by implementing weak references in the pregel execution engine, preventing reference cycles (#3907 )
Added internal implementation of get_function_nonlocals to reduce external dependencies (#3894 )
Detailed Changes
langgraph.graph.schema_utils.SchemaCoercionMapper
Increased default max_depth from 5 to 12, allowing deeper nested schema structures
Added support for set types in schema coercion
Improved type compatibility by handling errors more gracefully
Enhanced Pydantic model support for both v1 and v2 with better type hint handling
Now returns original values instead of raising exceptions in most type coercion failures
Made the mapper cache a module-level variable rather than a class variable
Added proper handling of type hints for more accurate schema coercion
langgraph.pregel.Pregel
Implemented weak references to prevent reference cycles and reduce memory leaks
Improved memory management by using weakref.WeakMethod for runner callbacks
Enhanced formatting of conditional assignments for better code readability
langgraph.pregel.runner.PregelRunner
Refactored to use weak references for futures, task scheduling and execution
Moved callback implementations from nested functions to module-level functions for better organization
Separated sync and async call implementations into distinct functions (_call and _acall)
Improved error handling during task execution
langgraph.pregel.utils.get_function_nonlocals
Added internal implementation of get_function_nonlocals function
Implemented AST analysis to determine nonlocal variables accessed by functions
Added support for proper handling of attributes and nested function definitions
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