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LangChain has published langgraph-sdk==0.4.5, accompanied by LangGraph 1.2.12. The release adds a response_schema parameter to interrupt() and updates several dependencies used by the Python SDK and command-line tooling.
Structured Interrupt Responses
The main functional change is response_schema support for interrupt(). The release notes do not provide usage examples or describe validation behavior, but the addition indicates that developers can now associate a response structure with an interrupted LangGraph workflow instead of relying only on an unspecified response shape.
Dependency Updates
The Python SDK moves anyio from 4.14.2 to 4.15.1 and websockets from 16.0 to 16.1.1. The changelog also records earlier anyio updates in both the SDK and CLI directories, alongside a grouped set of seven minor and patch dependency changes.
These entries identify package-version changes but do not claim performance gains, security fixes or compatibility improvements. Teams should therefore consult the affected dependencies and test their own asynchronous and WebSocket-based integrations before assigning broader significance to the upgrades.
What Developers Get
For developers already using LangGraph, the release is a focused maintenance update rather than a broad redesign. The new interrupt() option is the only feature explicitly identified in the notes; the remaining listed work consists of the SDK and LangGraph releases themselves plus dependency maintenance.
The source does not specify migration steps, supported Python versions or whether existing interrupt() calls require changes. It also provides no benchmarks or independent testing, so the practical effect will depend on how applications currently handle paused workflows and resumed responses.
Source: langgraph-sdk==0.4.5
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