* first hack
* test
* fix test for v1, comment out for legacy
* test shows parallel tool calling now happening
* fix test to detect parallel tool calling
* update to use oai too
* uncomment v2 test
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Co-authored-by: Ari Webb <ari@letta.com>
* chore: migrate integration test send message to v1 sdk
* new folder
* set up new workflows for integration test
* remove file
* update stainless workflow
* fix import err
* add letta-client version logging
* fix: SDK cache miss should fall back to PyPI instead of failing
When the Stainless SDK cache is not available, the workflow should
fall back to installing the published SDK from PyPI rather than
failing the CI build. The workflow already has this fallback logic
in the "Install Stainless SDK" step, but the "Check SDK cache"
step was failing before it could reach that point.
This change converts the hard failure (exit 1) to a warning message,
allowing the workflow to continue and use the PyPI fallback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* force upgrade
* remove frozen
* install before running
* add no sync
* use upgrade instead of upgrade package
* update
* fix llm config
* fix
* update
* update path
* update workflow
* see installed version
* add fallback
* update
* fix mini
* lettaping
* fix: handle o1 token streaming and LettaPing step_id validation
- Skip LettaPing messages in step_id validation (they don't have step_id)
- Move o1/o3/o4 token streaming check before general assertion in assert_tool_call_response
- o1 reasoning models omit AssistantMessage in token streaming mode (6 messages instead of 7)
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Co-authored-by: Kian Jones <kian@letta.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
