fix: use streamable_http_client instead of deprecated streamablehttp_client#150
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fix: use streamable_http_client instead of deprecated streamablehttp_client#150
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…client - Update import in mcp_proxy_for_aws/client.py to use streamable_http_client - Update fastmcp dependency from (>=2.13.1,<2.14.1) to (>=2.14.1,<3.0.0) - Adapt to new API where httpx client is created and passed instead of factory - Update test mocks to reflect the new API structure - Resolves deprecation warning introduced in fastmcp 2.14.1+ Fixes aws#128
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Jan 28, 2026
Update to fastmcp 2.14.4 which includes additional fixes for the latest dependencies.
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Description
Fixes #128 - Resolves the deprecation warning when using the library with Python 3.13 and fastmcp 2.14.1+.
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Testing
Root Cause
The MCP Python SDK renamed (without underscore) to (with underscore) in version 2.14.1. The old function now emits a . The new API also changed to accept an parameter instead of individual configuration parameters.
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