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-[`KeyValueStoreClient.stream_record`](/reference/class/KeyValueStoreClient#stream_record) - Stream key-value store records as raw data.
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-[`LogClient.stream`](/reference/class/LogClient#stream) - Stream logs in real time.
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These methods return a raw, context-managed `httpx.Response` object. The response must be consumed within a with block to ensure that the connection is closed automatically, preventing memory leaks or unclosed connections.
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These methods return a raw, context-managed `impit.Response` object. The response must be consumed within a with block to ensure that the connection is closed automatically, preventing memory leaks or unclosed connections.
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The following example demonstrates how to stream the logs of an Actor run incrementally:
This page summarizes the breaking changes between Apify Python API client v1.x and v2.0.
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## Python version support
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<!-- TODO -->
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## Change underlying HTTP library
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In v2.0, the Apify Python API client switched from using `httpx` to [`impit`](https://github.com/apify/impit) as the underlying HTTP library.
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