The exact-version pins on azure-ai-agentserver-{core,responses,invocations}
forced foundry-hosting consumers to upgrade in lockstep with every beta
bump from upstream. Switch to '>=current,<next-major' so we pick up patch
and feature updates within the same major series without a coordinated
release.
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Address Copilot review on _responses.py: the restore-only checkpoint
replay populates self._agent.pending_requests for any request_info
events captured in the checkpoint. The follow-up run(input_messages)
call would then route through WorkflowAgent._process_pending_requests,
which expects function-response content and rejects plain text input
as 'unexpected content while awaiting request info responses'.
Workflows resumed from a checkpoint that was idle-with-pending-requests
would therefore fail every subsequent plain-text user turn. Inspect the
loaded checkpoint and skip the pre-pass when its
pending_request_info_events dict is non-empty. Workflows that don't use
request_info (the current sample set) are unaffected; workflows that do
will fall through to a fresh-message run rather than silently corrupting
the routing state.
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- _declarative_base.py: continuation branch was writing 'Inputs.input' via
state.set, which routes to the Custom namespace and never updates the
PowerFx-visible Workflow.Inputs.input. Update state_data['Inputs'] in
place via get_state_data / set_state_data so =Workflow.Inputs.input and
=inputs.input see the new turn's user text on continuation.
- _declarative_base.py: refresh docstring to clarify that on a list[Message]
trigger, Conversation.messages excludes the current user message at the
start of the turn (agent executors append it before invoking the inner
agent).
- _responses.py: when previous_response_id is supplied (no conversation_id),
the prior checkpoint lives under <storage>/<previous_response_id> but new
checkpoints must land under <storage>/<current_response_id> for the next
turn to find them. Hold onto restore_storage from the get_latest lookup
and pass it to the restore-only run; pass write_storage (current id) to
the message-delivery run and to checkpoint cleanup.
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Replace the prior 'combined message + checkpoint_id in one run()' approach
with a cleaner default: Workflow.run no longer wipes shared state or runner-
context messages between calls. Iteration counting and per-run kwargs still
reset on a fresh-message run; checkpoint and responses runs are continuations
that preserve everything.
This lets a WorkflowAgent be invoked repeatedly on the same instance and
maintain multi-turn context (e.g. accumulated Conversation.messages) without
asking developers to opt in. Hosted-agent multi-turn pattern becomes two
explicit calls: restore-from-checkpoint (drive to idle), then run-with-message.
Key changes:
- _workflow.py: drop _state.clear() and reset_for_new_run() from run().
Reset iteration count and run kwargs on fresh-message runs only.
Restore 'Cannot provide both message and checkpoint_id' validation.
Add async guard: fresh-message run with un-drained pending executor
messages from a prior run is invalid.
- _runner.py: clear _state before import_state in restore_from_checkpoint
so restore is authoritative (import_state merges, not replaces).
- _agent.py: revert checkpoint branch to restore-only (no message forward).
- _responses.py (foundry_hosting): two-call host pattern - restore checkpoint
silently, then run with new user input.
- tests: state-preservation is the new default; rebuild Workflow for clean slate.
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Allow Workflow.run(message=..., checkpoint_id=...) so callers can restore
prior workflow state from a checkpoint AND deliver a new message to the
start executor in a single call. The existing reset_context logic
already preserves shared state when checkpoint_id is set, so this gives
us 'fresh start executor invocation with prior state intact' - exactly
what hosted multi-turn declarative workflows need.
- _workflow.py: drop the message+checkpoint_id mutual exclusion and
update _execute_with_message_or_checkpoint to do both (restore then
execute) when both are provided.
- _agent.py: in _run_core's checkpoint branch, also forward
input_messages so WorkflowAgent.run(messages, checkpoint_id=...) works
end-to-end. Falls back to the legacy 'restore only' behavior when
messages are absent.
- _declarative_base.py: detect continuation in _ensure_state_initialized
by checking whether DECLARATIVE_STATE_KEY already exists in shared
state; if so, refresh inputs/LastMessage* and append non-user trigger
messages instead of calling state.initialize() (which would wipe
Conversation/Local/System).
- foundry_hosting/_responses.py: collapse the host's two-call pattern
(restore-only, then fresh run) into a single combined call now that
the underlying APIs support it.
- tests: drop the assertion that combined message+checkpoint_id raises.
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* Python: bump package versions for 1.2.1 release
PATCH bump (1.2.0 -> 1.2.1) for the released cohort. The release window
covers two PRs, no new public APIs:
- agent-framework-core: prevent inner_exception from being lost in
AgentFrameworkException (#5167)
- samples: add requirements.txt and .env.example to the a2a/ hosting
sample for pip-based setup (#5510)
Per lockstep convention, all 21 beta packages stamp 1.0.0b260428 and all
3 alpha packages stamp 1.0.0a260428, regardless of per-package code
churn. Every non-core package floor on agent-framework-core is raised to
>=1.2.1 to keep cohort signaling consistent. Date stamp reflects the
local (Asia) cut date 2026-04-28.
* Python: silence pyright unknown-type warnings in hosted-env detection
`azure.ai.agentserver.core` is probed at runtime via `importlib.util.find_spec`
and is not a declared dependency. The existing `# pyright: ignore[reportMissingImports]`
suppresses the missing-import warning, but at `lowest-direct` resolution pyright
still reports the imported symbol (`AgentConfig`) and its members (`from_env`,
`is_hosted`) as unknown, breaking `validate-dependency-bounds-test` for
`packages/core`.
Extend the existing ignore to cover `reportUnknownVariableType` on the import
and `reportUnknownMemberType` on the call site so the bounds check returns to
green. Behavior is unchanged.
Latent since #5455 (shipped in 1.2.0).
* Python: raise agent-framework-gemini lower bound to google-genai>=1.65.0
The Gemini chat client references several `google.genai.types` symbols
(`FileSearch`, `ThinkingLevel`, `SearchTypes`, `McpServer`,
`StreamableHttpTransport`, plus call-site keyword args `mcp_servers` and
`search_types`) that are not present at the lower bound of `google-genai>=1.0.0`.
At `lowest-direct` resolution this caused `validate-dependency-bounds-test` to
fail for `packages/gemini` with eleven `reportAttributeAccessIssue` /
`reportUnknownVariableType` errors.
Walking the upstream `google.genai.types` API:
- `GoogleMaps`, `AuthConfig`: present from 1.40.0
- `FileSearch`: introduced in 1.49.0
- `ThinkingLevel`: introduced in 1.55.0
- `SearchTypes`, `McpServer`, `StreamableHttpTransport`: introduced in 1.65.0
Bump the lower bound to 1.65.0 — the minimum version that exposes every symbol
the package actually uses. Keep the `<2.0.0` upper cap unchanged. With this
bump `validate-dependency-bounds-test` passes for both lower and upper
resolution scenarios across all 27 workspace packages.
Latent since #4847 (Gemini package introduction in 1.1.0); aggravated by
subsequent feature additions that pulled in newer `types.*` symbols.
* Python: add dependabot bumps to 1.2.1 CHANGELOG
Catalog the 15 dependabot dependency updates that merged on `upstream/main`
between python-1.2.0 and the 1.2.1 cut window under a new Changed section:
- Workspace dev/runtime deps: `rich`, `prek`, `python-multipart`, `pyasn1`,
`pytest` (ag-ui, devui, lab), `uv` (lab)
- Frontend deps: `vite` (devui, chatkit), `postcss` (devui, chatkit, handoff),
`picomatch` (devui, handoff)
CHANGELOG-only — no source or pyproject.toml changes. PRs themselves merged
upstream independently of this release branch and will be brought in via the
PR merge.
_handle_inner_workflow only forwarded the latest user turn to WorkflowAgent.run, even though _handle_inner_agent already prepends history fetched from Foundry storage to the messages it sends a regular agent. Declarative workflows reset Conversation.messages on every run (state.initialize), so checkpoint replay alone does not give them prior turns - the host has to pass them in, the same way it does for non-workflow agents. Mirror that contract: fetch context.get_history() and pass [*history, *input_messages] to the workflow agent.
* Bump Python package versions for 1.2.0 release
Released tier bumps 1.1.1 -> 1.2.0 (core, openai, foundry, root) to
reflect additive public APIs landed since 1.1.0: functional workflow API
(#4238) and FunctionTool SKIP_PARSING sentinel (#5424). All beta packages
stamped 1.0.0b260424, alpha packages 1.0.0a260424. All 26 non-core
agent-framework-core floors raised to >=1.2.0,<2. CHANGELOG consolidates
the never-tagged 1.1.1 entries with the post-merge additions into [1.2.0].
* Update CHANGELOG footer links for 1.2.0
Advance [Unreleased] comparison base from python-1.1.0 to python-1.2.0
and add a [1.2.0] reference link comparing python-1.1.0...python-1.2.0
so the heading links resolve correctly.
* Fix CHANGELOG: restore [1.1.1] section and add proper [1.2.0]
Previous commit incorrectly renamed the [1.1.1] header to [1.2.0], which
wiped the historical 1.1.1 entries and wrongly attributed them to 1.2.0.
This restores [1.1.1] to its origin/main content and adds a new [1.2.0]
section above containing only the commits in python-1.1.1..HEAD:
- #4238 functional workflow API
- #5142 GitHub Copilot OpenTelemetry
- #2403 A2A bridge support
- #5070 oauth_consent_request events in Foundry clients
- #5447 FoundryAgent hosted agent sessions
- #5459 hosting server dependency upgrade + types
- #5389 AG-UI reasoning/multimodal parsing fix
- #5440 stop [TOOLBOXES] warning spam
- #5455 user agent prefix fix
Also corrects the [1.2.0] compare base to python-1.1.1 (not 1.1.0) and
adds the missing [1.1.1] reference link.
* fixes to FoundryAgent to connect to new hosted agents
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* fix mypy
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* Python: remove Foundry service session helpers
Remove the public hosted-agent service session CRUD helpers from FoundryAgent and drop the related feature-stage inventory entry.
Update the hosted-agent sample to create and delete service sessions directly through the preview AIProjectClient APIs, and tighten a few test harnesses surfaced by full workspace validation.
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* fix from merge
* fix hosted env detection
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* reverted sample update
* fix tests and code
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* remove aenter
* skipping some tests
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Eduard van Valkenburg
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2026-04-24 09:25:03 +00:00
* Bump Python version for a release.
* Revert lockstep bumps on unchanged connectors
Per PR review: only connectors that changed (or whose published metadata
changed) should get new versions. Keeps released tier at 1.1.1, a2a/ag-ui
at 1.0.0b260422, foundry-hosting at 1.0.0a260422; reverts the 19 unchanged
betas and 2 unchanged alphas to 1.0.0b260421/1.0.0a260421. Reverts all 26
non-core agent-framework-core floors to >=1.1.0,<2 since no connector
actually depends on a 1.1.1 API or bug fix.
* Restore lockstep prerelease bumps and raise core floors to >=1.1.1
Reverses the lean-revert: all beta packages stamped 1.0.0b260423 and alpha
packages stamped 1.0.0a260423 (Asia date, matching release cut time). All
26 non-core packages raise agent-framework-core lower bound from >=1.1.0,<2
to >=1.1.1,<2 to signal the validated cohort for this release. CHANGELOG
date updated to 2026-04-23.
* Python: Wrapper + Samples 1st (#5177)
* Experiment
* Update dependency and add non streaming
* Add more samples
* Rename samples
* Add invocations
* Comments 1
* Comments 2
* Comments 3
* Improve README
* Add local shell sample
* WIP: Add eval and memory samples
* Update user agent prefix
* Update user agent prefix doc
* Update dependency (#5215)
* Add tests and more content types (#5235)
* Add tests
* fix tests and sample
* Fix formatting
* Remove function approval contents
* Python: Refine samples and upgrade packages (#5261)
* Refine samples and upgrade pacakges
* Upgrade to a new package that fixes a bug
* Update model env var
* Move samples (#5281)
* Python: Upgrade agentserver packages (#5284)
* Upgrade agentserver packages
* Fix new types
* Python: Add special handling for workflows (#5298)
* Add special handling for workflows
* Address comments
* Improve samples (#5372)
* Python: Add more types (#5378)
* Add more type supports
* Upgrade packages
* Remove TODOs in README
* Fix README
* Comments and mypy
* User agent scoped
* Fix README
* Fix pre commit
* Fix pre commit 2
* Fix pre commit 3
* Fix pre commit 4
* Fix pre commit 5
* Fix pre commit 6
* Add azure-monitor-opentelemetry to dev deps
Fixes Samples & Markdown CI failure. The PR's new transitive dep on
azure-monitor-opentelemetry-exporter (via azure-ai-agentserver-core) makes
pyright resolve the azure.monitor.opentelemetry namespace, flipping the
check_md_code_blocks diagnostic for `configure_azure_monitor` from
reportMissingImports (filtered) to reportAttributeAccessIssue (not filtered).
Installing the umbrella azure-monitor-opentelemetry package in dev makes
pyright resolve the symbol correctly, matching the install guidance the
observability README already gives users.
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