Fix issue #1160: Handle None value for by_alias in model_dump#1171
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Fix issue #1160: Handle None value for by_alias in model_dump#1171veeceey wants to merge 1 commit intoanthropics:mainfrom
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…n model_dump When by_alias is None, Pydantic v2's model_dump() requires a boolean value but was receiving None, causing TypeError. Now defaults to False when None.
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Closing as duplicate of #1168 which was opened earlier with the same fix. |
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Has this been released yet as a fix in the main ? |
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Summary
Fixes TypeError when by_alias=None is passed to model_dump() in Pydantic v2 context.
When the Anthropic SDK is used in a FastAPI application with Pydantic v2, the model_dump() function in _compat.py was passing by_alias=None directly to pydantic's model_dump(), which requires a boolean value. This caused a TypeError in Pydantic-Core.
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Fixes #1160