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🚀 New Features: - EnhancedGradient and EnhancedAsyncGradient clients with advanced capabilities - Request caching with configurable TTL and LRU eviction - Connection pooling for improved performance - Performance tracking with detailed metrics - HMAC request signing for enhanced security - Client-side rate limiting with configurable windows - Advanced retry logic with exponential backoff and jitter - Circuit breaker pattern for fault tolerance - Enhanced debugging with request/response tracing - cURL command generation for debugging - Token validation and secure header management - Input validation and sanitization utilities 🛠️ Technical Improvements: - Full type safety with comprehensive annotations - Thread-safe implementations for all shared components - Memory-efficient caching and connection management - Comprehensive error handling and recovery - 41 new tests covering all enhanced features - Complete documentation with examples and best practices 📚 Documentation: - Enhanced Features Guide (ENHANCED_FEATURES.md) - Working examples (examples/enhanced_features.py) - Comprehensive changelog (CHANGELOG_ENHANCED.md) - Updated README with enhanced features section 🔧 Backward Compatibility: - Drop-in replacement for existing clients - All existing code continues to work unchanged - Enhanced features are opt-in and configurable - Zero breaking changes to existing API This release transforms the Gradient Python SDK into an enterprise-grade client library suitable for production applications requiring high performance, security, and reliability.
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🚀 New Features:
🛠️ Technical Improvements:
📚 Documentation:
🔧 Backward Compatibility:
This release transforms the Gradient Python SDK into an enterprise-grade client library suitable for production applications requiring high performance, security, and reliability.