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TIANGOLO CONSOLIDATES CI ACROSS FASTAPI AND SQLMODEL, PYDANTIC TIGHTENS TYPE INTROSPECTION

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Sebastián Ramírez dependabot Viicos mberdyshev latest-changes[bot]
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Sebastián Ramírez @tiangolo 2 cited dependabot @dependabot 2 cited Viicos @Viicos 1 cited mberdyshev @mberdyshev 1 cited latest-changes[bot] @latest-changes[bot]

FastAPI and SQLModel both ditched legacy labeling workflows overnight, streamlining their GitHub Actions to use a single required check instead of dual systems.

Sebastián Ramírez shipped identical infrastructure upgrades across FastAPI [1] and SQLModel [2], removing the deprecated `agilepathway` label-checker job in favor of the `latest-changes/label` GitHub App check. This consolidation cuts automation debt and eliminates redundant `labeled` and `unlabeled` triggers that only served the old system. On the Pydantic side, the team bumped `typing-inspection` to v0.4.3 [5], tightening type checking across validation pipelines. In the same cycle, Pydantic also improved error messaging for `defaultdict` schema generation [6], fixing a bug where the schema was reporting fewer supported types than actually allowed. Dependabot kept the FastAPI ecosystem current with routine bumps to pymdown-extensions 11.0.1 [3] and GitPython 3.1.58 [4]. Across all three repos: 8 commits, 6 PRs closed.

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  1. [1] 👷 Remove legacy label check (#16180) ↗ fastapi/fastapi
  2. [2] 👷 Remove legacy label check (#2072) ↗ tiangolo/sqlmodel
  3. [3] ⬆ Bump pymdown-extensions from 11.0 to 11.0.1 ↗ fastapi/fastapi
  4. [4] ⬆ Bump gitpython from 3.1.57 to 3.1.58 ↗ fastapi/fastapi
  5. [5] Bump `typing-inspection` to v0.4.3 (#13618) ↗ pydantic/pydantic
  6. [6] Improve `defaultdict` schema generation error message (#13598) ↗ pydantic/pydantic

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the week in review Pydantic drops Python 3.10, then layers serialization fast paths the month in review Five Pydantic validation bypasses and a quadratic URL check
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Quick answers

What shipped in FastAPI & Pydantic on August 11, 2026?
FastAPI and SQLModel both ditched legacy labeling workflows overnight, streamlining their GitHub Actions to use a single required check instead of dual systems. In total, 8 commits and 6 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to FastAPI & Pydantic on August 11, 2026?
5 developers shipped this update, including Sebastián Ramírez, dependabot, latest-changes[bot], Viicos, and mberdyshev.
What were the notable FastAPI & Pydantic updates?
👷 Remove legacy label check (#16180), 👷 Remove legacy label check (#2072), and ⬆ Bump pymdown-extensions from 11.0 to 11.0.1.
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