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Release Python SDK 2.15.0 - #294
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2.15.0 was dated Nov 4 in the changelog but never tagged or published; PyPI's latest is 2.14.1. Fold the unreleased entries, including the batch-encoding fix for typed results, into 2.15.0 dated today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Python SDK 2.15.0 was dated Nov 4 in the changelog but never tagged or published. PyPI's latest is still 2.14.1, so 123 commits are unreleased, including the batch-encoding fix for typed workflow results, update results and continue-as-new arguments (#270).
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CHANGELOG.md: it folds the Unreleased entries into 2.15.0 and dates it today.pyproject.tomlalready says 2.15.0. After merge: tag2.15.0on the merge commit;publish.ymlbuilds, publishes to PyPI, verifies installs and creates the GitHub Release.🤖 Generated with Claude Code