dependencies

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Tools

llm 0.33 takes the pin out and moves to httpx2

Version 0.32.1 held fresh installs together by pinning the OpenAI Python package below 3.0.0. That was a holding action, and 0.33 does the actual repair: it upgrades to the OpenAI library 3.x and switches its HTTP client from httpx to httpx2. The release also carries changes you will notice in daily use, including a --key option on the embedding commands and server-side tool results that finally show up in llm logs.

Simon WillisonAugust 23verified

Tools

A fresh install of llm broke because the OpenAI library stopped using httpx

Version 0.32.1 pins the OpenAI Python package below 3.0.0 so that new installations work again. Nothing in llm changed to cause the break: it imported httpx while relying on the OpenAI package to bring it along, and when that package dropped httpx the dependency simply stopped arriving. It is a small release with a lesson that outlives it.

Simon WillisonAugust 22verified

Web

How Baseline helps you ship less JavaScript

Jad Joubran gives a practical method for auditing package.json: which libraries can be dropped today because the browser does the same job natively. The piece explains Baseline's three states — limited availability, newly available, and widely available — and shows how to use them as a measure instead of a feeling. The gap between the claim that something needs a library and the fact that the browser already does it closes faster than most projects track.

Smashing MagazineAugust 20verified