Sync fork with upstream: openai-python 3.1.0 - #2
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…ate websocket events (openai#3617) ## Summary - Add GPT-5.5 dated and Pro model identifiers, the `ultrafast` Responses service tier, and optional model shutdown dates, including support in the handwritten Responses streaming and parsing helpers. - Represent MCP tool-call failures with one reusable, discriminated structured error model covering protocol, tool-execution, and HTTP errors. Remove the previously advertised string variant because the API neither returns nor accepts it. - Correct Responses WebSocket error events to expose their actual nested error payload, status, headers, sequence numbers, and stream IDs. - Add typed output-text annotations, cache-only web-search controls, and text/image completion-token usage; clarify completed reasoning-item reuse and file-content responses. Co-authored-by: apcha-oai <228803254+apcha-oai@users.noreply.github.com>
Automated Release PR --- ## [3.1.0](openai/openai-python@v3.0.0...v3.1.0) (2026-08-14) ### Features * **api:** add WebSocket stream IDs ([openai#3612](openai#3612)) ([d9029e3](openai@d9029e3)) * **api:** add workload identity access token issued event ([openai#3601](openai#3601)) ([df274d4](openai@df274d4)) * **api:** deprecate Sora video APIs ([openai#3610](openai#3610)) ([721cb1c](openai@721cb1c)) * **api:** Ultrafast tier, structured MCP and websocket errors, separate websocket events ([openai#3617](openai#3617)) ([f38355e](openai@f38355e)) ### Chores * remove Stainless attribution and infrastructure ([openai#3599](openai#3599)) ([a1eeab5](openai@a1eeab5)) --- This PR was generated with [Release Please](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please). See [documentation](https://github.com/googleapis/release-please#release-please). Co-authored-by: openai-sdks[bot] <284451331+openai-sdks[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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(Fork-sync PR against
virelai2604/openai-python, not a contribution to upstream.)Changes being requested
Brings the fork up to
openai/openai-python@10ee3f0d, picking up 2 upstream commits:10ee3f0df38355ec62 files changed, 249 insertions, 1679 deletions.
Verified after merging:
git diff upstream/main HEADis empty — the fork is byte-identical to official again.Additional context & links
The fork had drifted because upstream released 3.1.0 after the last sync. The merge was clean, as expected — the fork carries no content of its own, only the merge commits from these sync PRs.
Downstream note for
chatgpt-team: its pin isopenai>=3.0,<4.0, so 3.1.0 is already in range and will be picked up on the next dependency install with no change needed. The relay uses the SDK only for theOpenAIErrortype — forwarding is a transparent httpx pass-through — so the new MCP/websocket error types don't affect it.Generated by Claude Code