chore(deps): bump pinecone-client from 2.2.4 to 3.0.1

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Bumps pinecone-client from 2.2.4 to 3.0.1.

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Release v3.0.1

This is a quick follow-up to the v3.0.0 release earlier this week. This release adds improved error messages to help guide people on how to address some of the breaking changes in v3, such as the migration of core functionality from attributes on the pinecone module into methods of the Pinecone class.

If you're updating from v2.2.x from the first time, you will still want to checkout the v3.0.0 Migration Guide for a walkthrough of all the new features and changes. All of that information is still accurate for this release.

Release v3.0.0

• Existing users will want to checkout the v3.0.0 Migration Guide for a walkthrough of all the new features and changes.
• New users should start with the README and Reference Docs

Serverless indexes are currently in public preview, so make sure to review the current limitations and test thoroughly before using in production.

Changes overview

• Deploy Pinecone’s new serverless indexes. The create_index method has been refactored to accept a PodSpec or ServerlessSpec depending on how you would like to deploy your index. Many old properties such as pod_type, replicas, etc are moved into PodSpec since they do not apply to serverless indexes.
• Understand cost. The quantity of read units consumed by each serverless query and fetch call are now returned with the response.
• Flexible API Keys. The v3.0.0 Python SDK is consuming the new Control Plane API hosted at https://api.pinecone.io/. This new API allows for a lot more flexibility in how API keys are used in comparison to the past when a rigid 1:1 relationship was enforced between projects and environments.
• State encapsulation with classes. We’ve refactored away from global state variables set with pinecone.init into new Pinecone class instances that encapsulate their configuration state. This change enables users to interact with Pinecone using multiple API keys if they wish.
• Streamlined dependencies, smoother installs.
  • Removed many dependencies: numpy, pyyaml, loguru, requests, dnspython
  • Expanded the urllib3 support back to 1.26.x
  • Everything GRPC-related is now moved into a subpackage, pinecone.grpc, so that GRPC code is only imported when needed. For applications using REST, this will mean quicker startup and fewer dependency clashes with other packages.
• Richer responses. The list_indexes and list_collections methods now return an array with full descriptions of each resource, not merely an array of names.
• Migration to the Apache 2 open source license. We’ve moved from a proprietary EULA to a more welcoming Apache 2 license to make it easier than ever for people to incorporate the Pinecone Python SDK into their projects.
• Bug fixes:
  • Removed code that was erroneously parsing some metadata into DateTime objects.
  • Refactored urllib3 usage to stop spamming deprecation warning messages.
  • Suppressed a tqdm warning that was appearing during notebook runs.
• Tidying up / Breaking changes
  • list_indexes now returns additional data, and to continue iterating over an array of names you need to chain a call to a new helper method .names(). See here.
  • list_collections has changed very similar to list_indexes. Use .names(). See here.
  • describe_index takes the same arguments as before (the index name), but returns data in a different shape reflecting the move of some configurations under the spec key and elevation of host to the top level. See a table of changed properties here.
  • The order of positional arguments to the query method has been updated to reflect that top_k is a required parameter. If you previously relied on passing your query vector as the first positional argument, you’ll see a strange error from the API about duplicate top_k values being passed. We recommend adopting keyword arguments to fix and be resilient to any future changes, e.g. index.query(vector=vec, top_k=10)
  • query() no longer accepts multiple queries via the queries keyword argument.
• Debugging tools. See what data is coming and going with a new environment variable, PINECONE_DEBUG_CURL='true'

New Contributors

• @​zackproser migrated the repository onto poetry in pinecone-io/pinecone-python-client#193
• @​austin-denoble made numerous documentation and CI contributions, beginning with pinecone-io/pinecone-python-client#208
• @​loisaidasam spotted some typos in pinecone-io/pinecone-python-client#254

Full Changelog: pinecone-io/pinecone-python-client@v2.2.4...v3.0.0.dev10

Commits

• e100f3c [skip ci] Bump version to v3.0.1
• ff4f525 Improve error message when using positional arguments with query() (#292)
• e770c5a Improve AttributeError warnings when using deprecated methods (#291)
• c84ea97 Re-enable integration test for configure_index (#289)
• d44b936 Add query() validation to prevent sending both id and vector (#285)
• bd4dea2 [skip ci] Bump version to v3.0.0
• 78587f7 Update documentation for v3.0 release (#284)
• 14b81e8 Bump jinja2 from 3.1.2 to 3.1.3 (#269)
• 9a27fef Update configure_index index for new API (#281)
• 44fc7ed Simplify passing host configuration direct to Index client (#280)
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Superseded by #24.