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[PR PREVIEW - DO NOT MERGE] 🌿 Fern Regeneration -- November 11, 2025 #429
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| Gem::Specification.new do | spec | | ||
| spec.name = "vellum_ai" | ||
| spec.version = "1.10.1" | ||
| spec.version = "0.3.3" | ||
| spec.licenses = ["MIT"] | ||
| spec.authors = Vellum::Gemconfig::AUTHORS |
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Avoid downgrading gem version to 0.3.3
The regeneration drops the gem specification and SDK header version to 0.3.3 even though the repository has been publishing from the 1.10.x line. Shipping this change would make the next release appear older than existing builds, so dependency resolvers will not upgrade and the embedded version header will misreport the client’s version. Unless the intent is to revert to a pre‑1.0 series, keep the version at 1.10.x or bump it forward instead of backwards.
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| # api_key: "YOUR_API_KEY" | ||
| # ) | ||
| # api.execute_api(url: "x") | ||
| def execute_api(url:, method: nil, body: nil, headers: nil, bearer_token: nil, request_options: nil) | ||
| def execute_api(url:, method_: nil, body: nil, headers: nil, bearer_token: nil, request_options: nil) |
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Preserve execute_api keyword name
Vellum::Client#execute_api now takes a keyword method_ instead of the previously released method. Existing callers invoking execute_api(url: ..., method: "GET") will start raising ArgumentError: unknown keyword :method after upgrading. Unless you are planning a breaking major release, keep the method: keyword (or alias it) and map it internally to avoid breaking current integrations; the async version of this method has the same issue.
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This PR regenerates code to match the latest API Definition.