Bump openapi-python-client from 0.21.2 to 0.21.6

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Bumps openapi-python-client from 0.21.2 to 0.21.6.

Release notes

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0.21.6 (2024-10-20)

Features

• update Ruff to >=0.2,<0.8 (#1137)
• Add UUID string format. Thanks @​estyrke! (#1140)
• Support OpenAPI 3.1 prefixItems property for arrays. Thanks @​estyrke! (#1141)

Add literal_enums config setting

Instead of the default Enum classes for enums, you can now generate Literal sets wherever enum appears in the OpenAPI spec by setting literal_enums: true in your config file.

literal_enums: true

Thanks to @​emosenkis for PR #1114 closes #587, #725, #1076, and probably many more. Thanks also to @​eli-bl, @​expobrain, @​theorm, @​chrisguillory, and anyone else who helped getting to this design!

Fixes

• Typo in docstring (#1128)

Use literal value instead of HTTPStatus enum when checking response statuses

Python 3.13 renamed some of the HTTPStatus enum members, which means clients generated with Python 3.13 may not work with older versions of Python. This change stops using the HTTPStatus enum directly when checking response statuses.

Statuses will still be checked for validity at generation time, and transformed into HTTPStatus after being checked at runtime.

This may cause some linters to complain.

0.21.5 (2024-09-07)

Features

Improved property-merging behavior with allOf

When using allOf to extend a base object type, openapi-python-client is now able to handle some kinds of modifications to an existing property that would have previously caused an error:

• Overriding attributes that do not affect validation, such as description.
• Combining properties that this generator ignores, like maxLength or pattern.
• Combining a generic numeric type with int (resulting in int).
• Adding a format to a string.
• Combining any with a specific type (resulting in that specific type).
• Adding or overriding a default

[!NOTE] pattern and max_length are no longer fields on StringProperty, which may impact custom templates.

This also fixes a bug where properties of inline objects (as opposed to references) were not using the

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Changelog

Sourced from openapi-python-client's changelog.

0.21.6 (2024-10-20)

Features

• update Ruff to >=0.2,<0.8 (#1137)
• Add UUID string format. Thanks @​estyrke! (#1140)
• Support OpenAPI 3.1 prefixItems property for arrays. Thanks @​estyrke! (#1141)

Add literal_enums config setting

Instead of the default Enum classes for enums, you can now generate Literal sets wherever enum appears in the OpenAPI spec by setting literal_enums: true in your config file.

literal_enums: true

Thanks to @​emosenkis for PR #1114 closes #587, #725, #1076, and probably many more. Thanks also to @​eli-bl, @​expobrain, @​theorm, @​chrisguillory, and anyone else who helped getting to this design!

Fixes

• Typo in docstring (#1128)

Use literal value instead of HTTPStatus enum when checking response statuses

Python 3.13 renamed some of the HTTPStatus enum members, which means clients generated with Python 3.13 may not work with older versions of Python. This change stops using the HTTPStatus enum directly when checking response statuses.

Statuses will still be checked for validity at generation time, and transformed into HTTPStatus after being checked at runtime.

This may cause some linters to complain.

0.21.5 (2024-09-07)

Features

Improved property-merging behavior with allOf

When using allOf to extend a base object type, openapi-python-client is now able to handle some kinds of modifications to an existing property that would have previously caused an error:

• Overriding attributes that do not affect validation, such as description.
• Combining properties that this generator ignores, like maxLength or pattern.
• Combining a generic numeric type with int (resulting in int).
• Adding a format to a string.
• Combining any with a specific type (resulting in that specific type).
• Adding or overriding a default

[!NOTE] pattern and max_length are no longer fields on StringProperty, which may impact custom templates.

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Commits

• 4c019d9 Release 0.21.6 (#1139)
• cd3e70b Support Python 3.13 (#1046)
• 8864a5f Literal enums support! (#1142)
• a9c0784 fix: Typo in docstring (#1128)
• 421eae3 feat: Support OpenAPI 3.1 prefixItems property for arrays. Thanks @​estyrke! (...
• 2fcd3cb feat: Add UUID string format. Thanks @​estyrke! (#1140)
• 4478b62 chore(deps): update actions/upload-artifact action to v4.4.3 (#1135)
• 68c7455 chore(deps): lock file maintenance (#1136)
• 9624c77 feat: update Ruff to >=0.2,<0.8 (#1137)
• b9694bd chore(deps): lock file maintenance (#1129)
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