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ltawfik and others added 30 commits August 17, 2025 12:55
- Uses claude-code-base-action for automated issue triage
- Analyzes new issues and applies appropriate labels
- Uses GitHub MCP server for issue operations
- Requires ANTHROPIC_API_KEY secret to be configured

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Previously was raised as a CLINotFoundError

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* Adds commit signing
* Converts sed pattern matching to a script to ensure we don't update
version values unrelated to PyPI
* Remove the `Publish to Test PyPI first'` step since it no longer works

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This PR updates the version to 0.0.16 after publishing to PyPI.

## Changes
- Updated version in `pyproject.toml`
- Updated version in `src/claude_code_sdk/__init__.py`

## Release Information
- Published to PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/claude-code-sdk/0.0.16/
- Install with: `pip install claude-code-sdk==0.0.16`

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## Summary
- Replace asyncio.create_task() with anyio task group for trio
compatibility
- Update client.py docstring example to use anyio.sleep
- Add trio example demonstrating multi-turn conversation

## Details
The SDK already uses anyio for most async operations, but one line was
using asyncio.create_task() which broke trio compatibility. This PR
fixes that by using anyio's task group API with proper lifecycle
management.

### Changes:
1. **subprocess_cli.py**: Replace asyncio.create_task() with anyio task
group, ensuring proper cleanup on disconnect
2. **client.py**: Update docstring example to use anyio.sleep instead of
asyncio.sleep
3. **streaming_mode_trio.py**: Add new example showing how to use the
SDK with trio

## Test plan
- [x] All existing tests pass
- [x] Manually tested with trio runtime (created test script that
successfully runs multi-turn conversation)
- [x] Linting and type checking pass

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This PR updates the version to 0.0.17 after publishing to PyPI.

## Changes
- Updated version in `pyproject.toml`
- Updated version in `src/claude_code_sdk/__init__.py`

## Release Information
- Published to PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/claude-code-sdk/0.0.17/
- Install with: `pip install claude-code-sdk==0.0.17`

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dicksontsai and others added 18 commits August 17, 2025 13:08
- Add `settings` field to `ClaudeCodeOptions` to expose the `--settings`
CLI flag
- Allow SDK users to specify custom settings configuration path

- Added `settings: str | None = None` field to `ClaudeCodeOptions`
dataclass
- Added CLI argument conversion logic in `SubprocessCLITransport` to
pass `--settings` flag to Claude Code CLI

- [x] All existing tests pass
- [x] Linting passes (`python -m ruff check`)
- [x] Type checking passes (`python -m mypy src/`)

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This PR updates the version to 0.0.18 after publishing to PyPI.

## Changes
- Updated version in `pyproject.toml`
- Updated version in `src/claude_code_sdk/__init__.py`

## Release Information
- Published to PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/claude-code-sdk/0.0.18/
- Install with: `pip install claude-code-sdk==0.0.18`

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## Summary

Fixes a critical deadlock issue that occurs when MCP servers produce
verbose stderr output. The SDK would hang indefinitely when the stderr
pipe buffer filled up.

## The Problem

The deadlock occurred due to sequential reading of subprocess streams:
1. SDK reads stdout completely before reading stderr
2. When stderr pipe buffer fills (64KB on Linux, 16KB on macOS),
subprocess blocks on write
3. Subprocess can't continue to stdout, parent waits for stdout →
**DEADLOCK** 🔒

## The Solution

Redirect stderr to a temporary file instead of a pipe:
- **No pipe buffer** = no possibility of deadlock
- Temp file can grow as needed (no 64KB limit)
- Still capture stderr for error reporting (last 100 lines)
- Works consistently across all async backends

## Implementation Details

- `stderr=tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile()` instead of `stderr=PIPE`
- Use `deque(maxlen=100)` to keep only recent stderr lines in memory
- Temp file is automatically cleaned up on disconnect
- Add `[stderr truncated, showing last 100 lines]` message when buffer
is full

## Testing

- Verified no deadlock with 150+ lines of stderr output
- Confirmed stderr is still captured for error reporting
- All existing tests pass
- Works with asyncio, trio, and other anyio backends

## Impact

- Fixes consistent hangs in production with MCP servers
- No functional regression - stderr handling is preserved
- Simpler than concurrent reading alternatives
- More robust than pipe-based solutions

Fixes the issue reported in Slack where SDK would hang indefinitely when
receiving messages from MCP servers with verbose logging.

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This PR updates the version to 0.0.19 after publishing to PyPI.

## Changes
- Updated version in `pyproject.toml`
- Updated version in `src/claude_code_sdk/__init__.py`

## Release Information
- Published to PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/claude-code-sdk/0.0.19/
- Install with: `pip install claude-code-sdk==0.0.19`

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the `mcp_tools` field in `ClaudeCodeOptions` seems to have been there
since the initial commit but I couldn't find any references in the repo,
so I believe it may be vestigial and unused

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## Summary
- Adds `extra_args` field to `ClaudeCodeOptions` to support passing
arbitrary CLI flags
- Enables forward compatibility with future CLI flags without requiring
SDK updates
- Supports both valued flags (`--flag value`) and boolean flags
(`--flag`)

## Changes
- Add `extra_args: dict[str, str | None]` field to `ClaudeCodeOptions`
- Implement logic in `SubprocessCLITransport` to handle extra args:
- `None` values create boolean flags (e.g., `{"verbose": None}` →
`--verbose`)
- String values create flags with arguments (e.g., `{"output": "json"}`
→ `--output json`)
- Add comprehensive tests for the new functionality

## Test plan
- [x] Added unit tests for settings file path handling
- [x] Added unit tests for settings JSON object handling
- [x] Added unit tests for extra_args with both valued and boolean flags
- [x] All tests pass (`python -m pytest tests/`)
- [x] Type checking passes (`python -m mypy src/`)

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`claude`'s `--mcp-config` takes either a JSON file or string, so support
this in `ClaudeCodeOptions`
```
  --mcp-config <file or string>    Load MCP servers from a JSON file or string
```

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## Summary

Fixes an issue where `thinking` content blocks in Claude Code responses
were not being parsed, resulting in empty `AssistantMessage` content
arrays.

## Changes
- Added `ThinkingBlock` dataclass to handle thinking content with
`thinking` and `signature` fields
- Updated client parsing logic in `_internal/client.py` to recognize and
create `ThinkingBlock` instances
- Added comprehensive test coverage for thinking block functionality

## Before

```python
# Claude Code response with thinking block resulted in:
AssistantMessage(content=[])  # Empty content!
```

## After

```python
# Now correctly parses to:
AssistantMessage(content=[
    ThinkingBlock(thinking="...", signature="...")
])
```

Fixes anthropics#27

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This PR updates the version to 0.0.20 after publishing to PyPI.

## Changes
- Updated version in `pyproject.toml`
- Updated version in `src/claude_code_sdk/__init__.py`

## Release Information
- Published to PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/claude-code-sdk/0.0.20/
- Install with: `pip install claude-code-sdk==0.0.20`

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