Python SDK Ergonomic Improvement
We improved the Python SDK to return Pydantic-based response values which allows for using the __getattr__. This is slightly more concise than the previous version, which used the __getitem__ syntax to access response values.
Before
Previously, you had to use the [] syntax to access response values. This required a little more code for every property access.
After
With Pydantic-based response values, you can use the . syntax to access. This is slightly less verbose and looks more Pythonic.
Notice how there is also no need to use the body attribute to access the response body. All new Python SDKs will be using this new syntax.
We will not be updating previously generated Python SDKs to use this new syntax to ensure backwards compatibility.
Non-SDK Snippets in API Portal
The API Reference page now generates non-SDK code snippets for cURL and other languages that do not have an SDK. This allows developers to quickly generate, copym and paste code snippets regardless of whether or not there is an SDK for your language.
Improvements and Fixes
Redesigned our landing page: https://konfigthis.com
Add
filterPathsconfiguration which allows you to automatically filter out paths from the generated SDKsAllowed configuration of port for mock server in
konfig mockRestyled our documentation to be more consistent with our website
Add
--skipDirtyGitCheckinkonfig publishFixed OAuth Authentication Flow Java SDK
Allow configuration of token URL in Java SDK
Fixed generated tests in C# SDK
Fixed bug in TypeScript SDK when no models are specified in the OAS
Fixed
apiKeybeing unnecessarily typed asrequiredin TypeScriptFixed reference links in Python SDK for https://pypi.org
Add option to force use Twine credentials for publishing in
konfig publishFix dependency vulnerability in Python SDK
Fix dependency vulnerability in TypeScript SDK
Fixed scrollbar shifting layout in Windows for API Portal
Removed dependency on the
validatorspackage in Python SDKkonfig fixnow removes trailing slash from server URLsInternally: testing pipeline improvements to increase stability and quality of our SDKs (Blog post incoming!)





