vercel-internal-core-bundle
This is a version of vercel-internal-core with third-party dependencies bundled. For normal use, install the unbundled vercel-internal-core package instead: https://pypi.org/project/vercel-internal-core/
Internal Core
vercel._internal.core provides the shared runtime used by Vercel Python service
packages. It is installed as their dependency and is not intended for direct
installation or direct end-user imports.
The distribution contributes service-neutral namespace portions. Import the
public session context from vercel.api and shared exceptions from
vercel.errors:
from vercel.api import session
from vercel.errors import VercelError
Legacy HTTPX client migration
HTTPX2 is the default HTTP implementation and the only HTTPX family installed
by the SDK. As a temporary runtime-only migration path, applications that
explicitly install legacy httpx may return a complete httpx.Client or
httpx.AsyncClient from session(httpx_client_factory=...). Static annotations
remain HTTPX2-based, so type-checked applications need a targeted cast(Any, ...).
Legacy transport objects must remain inside a legacy client; an
httpx.HTTPTransport cannot be mounted in an httpx2.Client.
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