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release: 0.9.1 #37
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🧪 Testing To try out this version of the SDK, run: Expires: Sun, 14 Sep 2025 17:19:19 GMT |
Mesa DescriptionTL;DRThis is an automated release PR to bump the project version to Why we made these changesThis PR is part of the automated release process, reflecting minor internal updates and ensuring that the project's version, changelog, and dependencies are synchronized for the What changed?
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🤖 Release is at https://github.com/onkernel/kernel-python-sdk/releases/tag/v0.9.1 🌻 |
Automated Release PR
0.9.1 (2025-08-15)
Full Changelog: v0.9.0...v0.9.1
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TL;DR
This is an automated patch release (
0.9.1) for the Python SDK, primarily adding support for browser inactivity timeouts and enriching browser API responses with more session details.Why we made these changes
These changes enhance resource management by allowing users to set inactivity timeouts for browser sessions, reducing resource consumption. Additionally, providing more detailed session information (like headless and stealth modes, and configured timeouts) in API responses improves visibility and control over browser instances.
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timeout_secondsfor browser creation parameters to specify inactivity timeouts, and addedheadless,stealth, andtimeout_secondsfields to various browser API response types (BrowserCreateResponse,BrowserListResponseItem,BrowserRetrieveResponse).@stainless-api/prism-clitov5.15.0in scripts.0.9.1reflected inpyproject.toml,src/kernel/_version.py,CHANGELOG.md, and.release-please-manifest.json.tests/api_resources/browsers/,tests/api_resources/test_apps.py) including explicit reasons for skipping Prism-related tests, and general codegen-related internal updates.Description generated by Mesa. Update settings