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LangSmith Release Notes

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If you are updating directly from LangSmith v0.1.x and you wish to retain access to run data in the Langsmith UI after updating, you must first update to v0.2.x and perform a data migration. Updating directly from v0.1.x to v0.3.x or later will result in data loss as the runs table in postgres will be dropped when deploying LangSmith v0.3.x or higher. Details are available at https://github.com/langchain-ai/helm/blob/main/charts/langsmith/docs/UPGRADE-0.2.x.md

Week of March 25, 2024 - LangSmith v0.4​

LangSmith 0.4 improves performance and reliability, implements a new asynchronous queue worker to optimize run ingests, and an API key salt parameter.

Breaking changes​

  • This release adds an API key salt parameter. This previously defaulted to your LangSmith License Key. For updates from earlier versions you should set this parameter to your license key to ensure backwards compatibility. Using a new api key salt will invalidate all existing api keys.
  • This release makes Clickhouse persistence use 50Gi of storage by default. You can adjust this by changing the clickhouse.statefulSet.persistence.size value in your values.yaml file.
    • If your existing configuration does not configure persistence already, you will need to resize your existing pvc or set clickhouse.statefulSet.persistence.size to the previous default value of 8Gi.

Performance and Reliability Changes​

  • Implemented a new asynchronous queue worker and cached token encodings to improve performance when ingesting traces, reducing the delay between ingest and display in the LangSmith UI.

Infrastructure changes​

  • Some our image repositories have been updated. You can see the root repositories in our values.yaml file and may need to update mirrors to pick up the new images.
  • Clickhouse persistence now uses 50Gi of storage by default. You can adjust this by changing the clickhouse.statefulSet.persistence.size value in your values.yaml file.
    • If your existing configuration cannot support 50Gi, you may need to resize your existing storage class or set clickhouse.statefulSet.persistence.size to the previous default value of 8Gi.
  • Consolidation of hubBackend and backend services. We now use one service to serve both of these endpoints. This should not impact your application.

Admin changes​

  • Added an API key salt parameter in values.yml. This can be set to a custom value and changing it will invalidate all existing api keys.
  • Changed the OAuth flow to leverage Access Tokens instead of OIDC ID tokens. This change should not impact the end user experience.
  • Added scripts to enable feature flags in self-hosted environments for use in previewing pre-release features. Details are available at https://github.com/langchain-ai/helm/blob/main/charts/langsmith/docs/ADD-FEATURE-FLAG.md

Deprecation notices​

With the release of 0.4:

  • LangSmith 0.3.x and earlier are now in maintenance mode and may only receive critical security fixes.

Week of Februrary 21, 2024 - LangSmith v0.3​

LangSmith 0.3 improves performance and reliability, adds improved monitoring charts group by metadata and tag, and adds cost tracking.

Breaking changes​

Performance and Reliability Changes​

  • Continued performance when ingesting traces, reducing the delay between ingest and display in the LangSmith UI.

Admin changes​

  • None

Deprecation notices​

With the release of 0.3:

  • LangSmith 0.2.x and earlier are now in maintenance mode and may only receive critical security fixes.

Week of January 29, 2024 - LangSmith v0.2​

LangSmith 0.2 improves performance and reliability, adds a updated interface for reviewing trace data, and adds support for batch processing of traces.

Requirements​

  • This release requires langsmith-sdk version ≥ 0.0.71 (Python) and ≥ 0.0.56 (JS/TS) to support changes in pagination of API results. Older versions will only return the first 100 results when querying an endpoint.

Breaking changes​

  • The search syntax for metadata in runs has changed and limits support for nested JSON to a single level. If you are supplying custom metadata in traces, you should flatten your metadata structure in order to allow it to be searchable, (e.g. {"user_id": ..., "user_name":...,}) and then search using has(metadata, '{"user_name": ...}')

Performance and Reliability Changes​

  • Improved performance when ingesting traces, reducing the delay between ingest and display in the LangSmith UI.
  • Improved performance for updates and deletes on annotation labels.
  • Added pagination of API responses.
  • Fixed an issue impacting natural language searches.

Infrastructure Changes​

  • Added the clickhouse database service. Run results will now be stored in ClickHouse instead of Postgres to improve performance and scalability and reduce delays in the time it takes for runs to appear in LangSmith.

Admin changes​

  • Increased the maximum number of users per organization from 5 to 100 for new organizations.

Deprecation notices​

With the release of 0.2:

  • LangSmith 0.1.x is now in maintenance mode and may only receive critical security fixes.

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