docs: fix broken _astructured_completion example in thread-safety.mdx - #2962
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…fixes #2961) Replace the removed private method _astructured_completion (removed as dead code in PraisonAI PR #3991) with the live async path _structured_completion_async(..., is_async=True), and update the PR #1736 and PR #2963 behaviour-change notes to reflect the rename/removal. Co-authored-by: Mervin Praison <MervinPraison@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Around line 585-589: Update the PR `#1681` warning to reference
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| **Behaviour change in PR #1681**: the module-level functions `praisonai.auto._get_openai_client(api_key, base_url)` and the `_openai_clients` / `_openai_clients_lock` globals **have been removed**. If you imported them, switch to constructing an `OpenAI` client yourself or call `BaseAutoGenerator(...).\_get_openai_client()`. Each generator now owns exactly one client; the previous bug — an in-use client being evicted from a process-wide LRU and closed while other threads still held a reference — is no longer possible. | ||
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| **Behaviour change in PR #1736**: `__del__` was removed and async support was added. New methods include `aclose`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, and `_astructured_completion`. Use context managers or explicit cleanup instead of relying on destructors. | ||
| **Behaviour change in PR #1736**: `__del__` was removed and async support was added. New methods include `aclose`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, and `_structured_completion_async` (originally added as `_astructured_completion`, renamed and consolidated on the live path — the shorter alias was removed as dead code in [PR #3991](https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/pull/3991)). Use context managers or explicit cleanup instead of relying on destructors. | ||
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| **Behaviour change in PR for #2963**: `BaseAutoGenerator` now owns a single `_core_client: OpenAIClient` (the core-owned client) instead of separate `_openai_client` / `_async_openai_client` attributes. The methods `_get_openai_client()` and `_get_async_openai_client()` were consolidated into `_get_core_client()`. The public surface (`close`, `aclose`, `__enter__`/`__exit__`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, `_structured_completion`, `_astructured_completion`) is unchanged. If you called the previous private methods directly, switch to `_get_core_client()`. | ||
| **Behaviour change in PR for #2963**: `BaseAutoGenerator` now owns a single `_core_client: OpenAIClient` (the core-owned client) instead of separate `_openai_client` / `_async_openai_client` attributes. The methods `_get_openai_client()` and `_get_async_openai_client()` were consolidated into `_get_core_client()`. The public surface (`close`, `aclose`, `__enter__`/`__exit__`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, `_structured_completion`, `_structured_completion_async`) is unchanged as of PR #2963. `_astructured_completion` was later removed as dead code in [PR #3991](https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/pull/3991) — call `_structured_completion_async` instead. If you called the previous private methods directly, switch to `_get_core_client()`. |
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Use _get_core_client() in the PR #1681 warning.
Line 585 still directs readers to BaseAutoGenerator(...)._get_openai_client(). The current SDK exposes _get_core_client(), and Line 589 says that the older accessors were consolidated into it. This makes the warning internally inconsistent and directs users to a stale accessor.
Replace the accessor in Line 585.
As per coding guidelines, documentation must reflect SDK ground truth and exact API paths.
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- or call `BaseAutoGenerator(...).\_get_openai_client()`.
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| **Behaviour change in PR #1681**: the module-level functions `praisonai.auto._get_openai_client(api_key, base_url)` and the `_openai_clients` / `_openai_clients_lock` globals **have been removed**. If you imported them, switch to constructing an `OpenAI` client yourself or call `BaseAutoGenerator(...).\_get_openai_client()`. Each generator now owns exactly one client; the previous bug — an in-use client being evicted from a process-wide LRU and closed while other threads still held a reference — is no longer possible. | |
| **Behaviour change in PR #1736**: `__del__` was removed and async support was added. New methods include `aclose`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, and `_astructured_completion`. Use context managers or explicit cleanup instead of relying on destructors. | |
| **Behaviour change in PR #1736**: `__del__` was removed and async support was added. New methods include `aclose`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, and `_structured_completion_async` (originally added as `_astructured_completion`, renamed and consolidated on the live path — the shorter alias was removed as dead code in [PR #3991](https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/pull/3991)). Use context managers or explicit cleanup instead of relying on destructors. | |
| **Behaviour change in PR for #2963**: `BaseAutoGenerator` now owns a single `_core_client: OpenAIClient` (the core-owned client) instead of separate `_openai_client` / `_async_openai_client` attributes. The methods `_get_openai_client()` and `_get_async_openai_client()` were consolidated into `_get_core_client()`. The public surface (`close`, `aclose`, `__enter__`/`__exit__`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, `_structured_completion`, `_astructured_completion`) is unchanged. If you called the previous private methods directly, switch to `_get_core_client()`. | |
| **Behaviour change in PR for #2963**: `BaseAutoGenerator` now owns a single `_core_client: OpenAIClient` (the core-owned client) instead of separate `_openai_client` / `_async_openai_client` attributes. The methods `_get_openai_client()` and `_get_async_openai_client()` were consolidated into `_get_core_client()`. The public surface (`close`, `aclose`, `__enter__`/`__exit__`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, `_structured_completion`, `_structured_completion_async`) is unchanged as of PR #2963. `_astructured_completion` was later removed as dead code in [PR #3991](https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/pull/3991) — call `_structured_completion_async` instead. If you called the previous private methods directly, switch to `_get_core_client()`. | |
| **Behaviour change in PR #1681**: the module-level functions `praisonai.auto._get_openai_client(api_key, base_url)` and the `_openai_clients` / `_openai_clients_lock` globals **have been removed**. If you imported them, switch to constructing an `OpenAI` client yourself or call `BaseAutoGenerator(...).\_get_core_client()`. Each generator now owns exactly one client; the previous bug — an in-use client being evicted from a process-wide LRU and closed while other threads still held a reference — is no longer possible. | |
| **Behaviour change in PR #1736**: `__del__` was removed and async support was added. New methods include `aclose`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, and `_structured_completion_async` (originally added as `_astructured_completion`, renamed and consolidated on the live path — the shorter alias was removed as dead code in [PR #3991](https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/pull/3991)). Use context managers or explicit cleanup instead of relying on destructors. | |
| **Behaviour change in PR for #2963**: `BaseAutoGenerator` now owns a single `_core_client: OpenAIClient` (the core-owned client) instead of separate `_openai_client` / `_async_openai_client` attributes. The methods `_get_openai_client()` and `_get_async_openai_client()` were consolidated into `_get_core_client()`. The public surface (`close`, `aclose`, `__enter__`/`__exit__`, `__aenter__`/`__aexit__`, `_structured_completion`, `_structured_completion_async`) is unchanged as of PR #2963. `_astructured_completion` was later removed as dead code in [PR #3991](https://github.com/MervinPraison/PraisonAI/pull/3991) — call `_structured_completion_async` instead. If you called the previous private methods directly, switch to `_get_core_client()`. |
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In `@docs/features/thread-safety.mdx` around lines 585 - 589, Update the PR `#1681`
warning to reference BaseAutoGenerator(...)._get_core_client() instead of the
removed _get_openai_client() accessor, keeping the surrounding
client-construction guidance unchanged.
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Fixes #2961
Summary
PraisonAI PR #3991 removed the dead private method
BaseAutoGenerator._astructured_completion. This updatesdocs/features/thread-safety.mdxso the page no longer teaches users to call the removed method.Edits (all in
docs/features/thread-safety.mdx)await gen._astructured_completion(MyModel, messages=[...])with the live async pathawait gen._structured_completion_async(MyModel, messages=[...], is_async=True). Signature verified againstpraisonai/auto.py:713(_structured_completion_async(self, response_model, messages, *, is_async, **kwargs))._structured_completion_async, noting it was originally_astructured_completionand the alias was removed in PR #3991._structured_completion_async, with a note that_astructured_completionwas later removed as dead code in PR #3991.Scope
docs.jsonchange, no diagram changes.docs/concepts/or auto-generateddocs/sdk/reference/**._astructured_completionmentions were updated.Generated with Claude Code
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