Changelog

Version 1.17.1 of the Benchling SDK is a bugfix release with no new features.

To protect the stability and performance of the DNA Sequence API, we're introducing some new limits on the number of sequences that can be processed at once. The /dna-sequences:auto-annotate, /dna-sequences:autofill-parts, /dna-sequences:autofill-translations, and /dna-sequences:autofill-transcriptions endpoints will be limited to 2000 sequences in a single request, and will be subject to throughput rate limiting. These changes will go live on October 7th 2024.

The Organization and Team Membership APIs have been promoted from v2-alpha to v2! The v2-alpha endpoints are currently marked deprecated, and will be fully sunset on September 10th 2024

Version 1.17.0 of the Benchling SDK adds support for more API endpoints related to molecular biology and user membership, removes deprecated classes, and relaxes the dependency version constraint on the third-party package attrs.

Starting September 10th, 2024, all apps will be given an OAuth2 client credentials grant for a Benchling tenant when the app is installed on that tenant.

Starting September 10th, 2024, (shareable) apps receive a webhook when the app is installed on any Benchling tenant.

The v2-beta endpoints for Benchling App Manifests that use app installation IDs will be sunset on September 6, 2024. Please use the new equivalent endpoints that operate using app definition IDs instead, which are also in v2-beta stability.

Version 1.16.0 of the Benchling SDK makes Webhook subscriptions generally available via the Manifest API. With this release, the BenchlingAppManifestSubscriptions model receives updates for subscribing to Webhooks. This follows from our announcement: Explicit Webhook Subscriptions and Webhook Version Update.

Version 1.15.0 of the Benchling SDK adds a new webhook event type for future use, and adds compatibility with recent versions of the third-party dependencies attrs and backoff.

Version 1.14.0 of the Benchling SDK enables new features related to workflows. This includes adding new services with their associated new methods and model classes, as well as new properties in existing model classes.