Jazmine Reyes
09/21/2026, 2:48 AManyio and aiohttp. Is there a plan to fix this? Our internal security compliance policy strictly prohibits us from deploying applications that contain third-party dependencies with unresolved vulnerabilities. Thank you.Ask Inkeep
09/21/2026, 2:48 AMAsk Inkeep
09/21/2026, 2:48 AManyio or aiohttp vulnerabilities in the Python SDK's dependencies, or a remediation plan for them.
The sources do cover a related dependency issue: the Python SDK's use of Pydantic v1 causes an incompatibility with Python 3.14, since Pydantic v1 core functionality doesn't work on Python 3.14+(1). That GitHub Issue is currently open, and the maintainers have confirmed there's an open ticket to address it, though no timeline has been given yet(1). The reporter suggested pinning pydantic <= 2.11.0 as a temporary workaround while using httpx directly for calls in the meantime(1).
Since I don't have documentation specifically addressing anyio or aiohttp vulnerabilities, I can't confirm a fix or timeline for those. To help our engineers investigate this further, could you share:
1. Which Workspace / Project / Env you're using
2. The SDK code or CURL calls you're performing
3. Which PDP version you're running
4. Any relevant logs from your PDP
For a security-specific report, you can also reach out via Email.Ask Inkeep
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