Changelog

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

Version 1.6.0 of the Benchling SDK includes some minor fixes related to AsyncTask deserialization and Lab Automation models.

The specification for the POST /transfers endpoint is being updated to denote that the sourceConcentration field is a Measurement, not just a generic object. There’s no change in functionality for this endpoint, however the name of the corresponding SDK parameter will change from MultipleContainersTransferSourceConcentration to Measurement. This change will be going live on September 25th 2023.

Containers in Benchling are being updated to support access restrictions and ownership. This information will be visible via the Containers API, and may impact integration access to containers and samples.

The ability to pre-populate structured tables when creating a notebook entry from a template (i.e. “seeding data”) is being supported in the stable version of the “Create a notebook entry” endpoint. The corresponding beta endpoint is now deprecated, and will be sunset on March 28th 2023.

App canvas creation now lists resourceId as a required field when creating a new canvas.

App canvas initialization for apps with an ASSAY_RUN canvas feature responding to webhooks will no longer receive a canvasId as part of the payload.

The two webhook payloads for app canvas interactions and initializations will have their type key within the message attribute changed from:

Version 1.6.0 of the Benchling SDK includes support for new features like App Canvas, Webhooks and App Status. Improvements have been made to how App Configuration is handled, as well as minor changes to User APIs and filter parameters. See full release notes for more detail.

Label canvas blocks are currently deprecated and will be sunset on February 24th 2023