Duplicate webhook notifications (one v0-beta and one v0) are sent for each single trigger to ease the migration from beta to stable webhooks. Developers should acknowledge a single notification, depending on whether they’re using v0-beta or v0, and ignore the other. v0-beta webhooks are now deprecated, and will be sunset at some point in the near future.
Version 1.8.0 of the Benchling SDK adds beta support for Datasets, and includes the promotion of a number of features from beta to GA including App Canvas , App Status, and Webhooks models. 1.8.0 also includes a minor update to the webhook verification helper, as well as the deprecation of some Benchling app methods. Finally, 1.8.0 fully sunsets support for Python 3.7.
A number of new tables and table columns are being added to the warehouse to support review processes; expand to see more details about what’s been added.
The webhook ACK timeout is being updated from 1 second to 3 seconds on August 1st 2023
The Update an app, Archive an app, Unarchive an app, and Create an app endpoints are being marked as deprecated pending reintroduction and/or replacement functionality.
Version 1.7.0 of the Benchling SDK includes support for a number of new features like App Canvas, improvements to existing features like import performance, and some bug fixes related to plates, among other things
The app_id parameter will now be returned when querying app canvases, and can optionally be included when creating canvases. The parameter will be required when creating canvases on June 21st.
The Analyses APIs have been promoted from alpha to beta stability. This includes changes to a number of endpoints, as well as behavior changes to existing endpoints. Expand for more details.
The Batches API is now marked deprecated, and will be fully sunset on May 20th 2024
Python version 3.7 is approaching end of life on June 27th 2023. Future versions of the Benchling SDK released after that date will no longer support Python 3.7
