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accelerate:0.21.0:accelerate.FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model:removed: | accelerate | 830 | from accelerate import FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin
FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model | accelerate.FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model | removed | null | null | 0.20.3 | 0.21.0 | 2023-07-13 15:19:23.976202+00:00 | accelerate.FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model does not exist in accelerate==0.21.0 (last present in 0.20.3) | accelerate:0.21.0:accelerate.FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model:removed::after | 0.21.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: accelerate==0.21.0
```python
from accelerate import FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin
FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid... | runtime_audit_1 |
accelerate:0.21.0:accelerate.FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model:removed: | accelerate | 830 | from accelerate import FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin
FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model | accelerate.FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model | removed | null | null | 0.20.3 | 0.21.0 | 2023-07-13 15:19:23.976202+00:00 | accelerate.FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model does not exist in accelerate==0.21.0 (last present in 0.20.3) | accelerate:0.21.0:accelerate.FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model:removed::before | 0.20.3 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: accelerate==0.20.3
```python
from accelerate import FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin
FullyShardedDataParallelPlugin.load_model
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid... | runtime_audit_1 |
agate:1.7.0:agate.columns.xrange:removed: | agate | 782 | from agate.columns import xrange | agate.columns.xrange | removed | null | null | 1.6.3 | 1.7.0 | 2023-01-03 18:13:14.886129+00:00 | agate.columns.xrange does not exist in agate==1.7.0 (last present in 1.6.3) | agate:1.7.0:agate.columns.xrange:removed::after | 1.7.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: agate==1.7.0
```python
from agate.columns import xrange
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
agate:1.7.0:agate.columns.xrange:removed: | agate | 782 | from agate.columns import xrange | agate.columns.xrange | removed | null | null | 1.6.3 | 1.7.0 | 2023-01-03 18:13:14.886129+00:00 | agate.columns.xrange does not exist in agate==1.7.0 (last present in 1.6.3) | agate:1.7.0:agate.columns.xrange:removed::before | 1.6.3 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: agate==1.6.3
```python
from agate.columns import xrange
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
aiohappyeyeballs:0.4.0:aiohappyeyeballs.create_connection:param_removed:all_errors | aiohappyeyeballs | 67 | from aiohappyeyeballs import create_connection
create_connection(addr_infos=..., all_errors=...) | aiohappyeyeballs.create_connection | param_removed | all_errors | null | 0.3.0 | 0.4.0 | 2023-12-09 20:18:45.285856+00:00 | aiohappyeyeballs.create_connection has no parameter 'all_errors' in aiohappyeyeballs==0.4.0 (accepted up to 0.3.0) | aiohappyeyeballs:0.4.0:aiohappyeyeballs.create_connection:param_removed:all_errors:after | 0.4.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aiohappyeyeballs==0.4.0
```python
from aiohappyeyeballs import create_connection
create_connection(addr_infos=..., all_errors=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here... | runtime_audit_2 |
aiohappyeyeballs:0.4.0:aiohappyeyeballs.create_connection:param_removed:all_errors | aiohappyeyeballs | 67 | from aiohappyeyeballs import create_connection
create_connection(addr_infos=..., all_errors=...) | aiohappyeyeballs.create_connection | param_removed | all_errors | null | 0.3.0 | 0.4.0 | 2023-12-09 20:18:45.285856+00:00 | aiohappyeyeballs.create_connection has no parameter 'all_errors' in aiohappyeyeballs==0.4.0 (accepted up to 0.3.0) | aiohappyeyeballs:0.4.0:aiohappyeyeballs.create_connection:param_removed:all_errors:before | 0.3.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aiohappyeyeballs==0.3.0
```python
from aiohappyeyeballs import create_connection
create_connection(addr_infos=..., all_errors=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here... | runtime_audit_2 |
aiohttp:3.11.0:aiohttp.ClientWebSocketResponse:param_removed:receive_timeout | aiohttp | 51 | from aiohttp import ClientWebSocketResponse
ClientWebSocketResponse(reader=..., writer=..., protocol=..., response=..., timeout=..., autoclose=..., autoping=..., loop=..., receive_timeout=...) | aiohttp.ClientWebSocketResponse | param_removed | receive_timeout | null | 3.10.11 | 3.11.0 | 2024-11-13 17:33:10.412362+00:00 | aiohttp.ClientWebSocketResponse has no parameter 'receive_timeout' in aiohttp==3.11.0 (accepted up to 3.10.11) | aiohttp:3.11.0:aiohttp.ClientWebSocketResponse:param_removed:receive_timeout:after | 3.11.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aiohttp==3.11.0
```python
from aiohttp import ClientWebSocketResponse
ClientWebSocketResponse(reader=..., writer=..., protocol=..., response=..., timeout=..., autoclose=..., autoping=..., loop=..., receive_timeout=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholde... | runtime_audit_2 |
aiohttp:3.11.0:aiohttp.ClientWebSocketResponse:param_removed:receive_timeout | aiohttp | 51 | from aiohttp import ClientWebSocketResponse
ClientWebSocketResponse(reader=..., writer=..., protocol=..., response=..., timeout=..., autoclose=..., autoping=..., loop=..., receive_timeout=...) | aiohttp.ClientWebSocketResponse | param_removed | receive_timeout | null | 3.10.11 | 3.11.0 | 2024-11-13 17:33:10.412362+00:00 | aiohttp.ClientWebSocketResponse has no parameter 'receive_timeout' in aiohttp==3.11.0 (accepted up to 3.10.11) | aiohttp:3.11.0:aiohttp.ClientWebSocketResponse:param_removed:receive_timeout:before | 3.10.11 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aiohttp==3.10.11
```python
from aiohttp import ClientWebSocketResponse
ClientWebSocketResponse(reader=..., writer=..., protocol=..., response=..., timeout=..., autoclose=..., autoping=..., loop=..., receive_timeout=...)
```
Ignoring the placehold... | runtime_audit_2 |
aiohttp:3.13.3:aiohttp.compression_utils.ZlibBaseHandler:removed: | aiohttp | 51 | from aiohttp.compression_utils import ZlibBaseHandler | aiohttp.compression_utils.ZlibBaseHandler | removed | null | null | 3.13.2 | 3.13.3 | 2026-01-03 17:31:31.053481+00:00 | aiohttp.compression_utils.ZlibBaseHandler does not exist in aiohttp==3.13.3 (last present in 3.13.2) | aiohttp:3.13.3:aiohttp.compression_utils.ZlibBaseHandler:removed::after | 3.13.3 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aiohttp==3.13.3
```python
from aiohttp.compression_utils import ZlibBaseHandler
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one wor... | runtime_audit_2 |
aiohttp:3.13.3:aiohttp.compression_utils.ZlibBaseHandler:removed: | aiohttp | 51 | from aiohttp.compression_utils import ZlibBaseHandler | aiohttp.compression_utils.ZlibBaseHandler | removed | null | null | 3.13.2 | 3.13.3 | 2026-01-03 17:31:31.053481+00:00 | aiohttp.compression_utils.ZlibBaseHandler does not exist in aiohttp==3.13.3 (last present in 3.13.2) | aiohttp:3.13.3:aiohttp.compression_utils.ZlibBaseHandler:removed::before | 3.13.2 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aiohttp==3.13.2
```python
from aiohttp.compression_utils import ZlibBaseHandler
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one wor... | runtime_audit_2 |
aioitertools:0.11.0:aioitertools.asyncio.as_completed:param_removed:loop | aioitertools | 293 | from aioitertools.asyncio import as_completed
as_completed(aws=..., loop=...) | aioitertools.asyncio.as_completed | param_removed | loop | null | 0.10.0 | 0.11.0 | 2022-09-18 02:03:58.969642+00:00 | aioitertools.asyncio.as_completed has no parameter 'loop' in aioitertools==0.11.0 (accepted up to 0.10.0) | aioitertools:0.11.0:aioitertools.asyncio.as_completed:param_removed:loop:after | 0.11.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aioitertools==0.11.0
```python
from aioitertools.asyncio import as_completed
as_completed(aws=..., loop=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this... | runtime_audit_1 |
aioitertools:0.11.0:aioitertools.asyncio.as_completed:param_removed:loop | aioitertools | 293 | from aioitertools.asyncio import as_completed
as_completed(aws=..., loop=...) | aioitertools.asyncio.as_completed | param_removed | loop | null | 0.10.0 | 0.11.0 | 2022-09-18 02:03:58.969642+00:00 | aioitertools.asyncio.as_completed has no parameter 'loop' in aioitertools==0.11.0 (accepted up to 0.10.0) | aioitertools:0.11.0:aioitertools.asyncio.as_completed:param_removed:loop:before | 0.10.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aioitertools==0.10.0
```python
from aioitertools.asyncio import as_completed
as_completed(aws=..., loop=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this... | runtime_audit_1 |
amazon-ion:0.10.0:amazon.ion.util.Enum:removed: | amazon-ion | 545 | from amazon.ion.util import Enum | amazon.ion.util.Enum | removed | null | null | 0.9.3 | 0.10.0 | 2023-02-14 02:17:37.356875+00:00 | amazon.ion.util.Enum does not exist in amazon-ion==0.10.0 (last present in 0.9.3; first appears in 0.11.1) | amazon-ion:0.10.0:amazon.ion.util.Enum:removed::after | 0.10.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: amazon-ion==0.10.0
```python
from amazon.ion.util import Enum
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invali... | runtime_audit_1 |
amazon-ion:0.10.0:amazon.ion.util.Enum:removed: | amazon-ion | 545 | from amazon.ion.util import Enum | amazon.ion.util.Enum | removed | null | null | 0.9.3 | 0.10.0 | 2023-02-14 02:17:37.356875+00:00 | amazon.ion.util.Enum does not exist in amazon-ion==0.10.0 (last present in 0.9.3; first appears in 0.11.1) | amazon-ion:0.10.0:amazon.ion.util.Enum:removed::before | 0.9.3 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: amazon-ion==0.9.3
```python
from amazon.ion.util import Enum
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid... | runtime_audit_1 |
anthropic:0.115.1:anthropic.types.beta.BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData:removed: | anthropic | 194 | from anthropic.types.beta import BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData | anthropic.types.beta.BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData | removed | null | null | 0.115.0 | 0.115.1 | 2026-07-01 21:54:17.392557+00:00 | anthropic.types.beta.BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData does not exist in anthropic==0.115.1 (last present in 0.115.0; first appears in 0.118.0) | anthropic:0.115.1:anthropic.types.beta.BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData:removed::after | 0.115.1 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: anthropic==0.115.1
```python
from anthropic.types.beta import BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version... | runtime_audit_1 |
anthropic:0.115.1:anthropic.types.beta.BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData:removed: | anthropic | 194 | from anthropic.types.beta import BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData | anthropic.types.beta.BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData | removed | null | null | 0.115.0 | 0.115.1 | 2026-07-01 21:54:17.392557+00:00 | anthropic.types.beta.BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData does not exist in anthropic==0.115.1 (last present in 0.115.0; first appears in 0.118.0) | anthropic:0.115.1:anthropic.types.beta.BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData:removed::before | 0.115.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: anthropic==0.115.0
```python
from anthropic.types.beta import BetaWebhookMemoryStoreDeletedEventData
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version... | runtime_audit_1 |
anyio:4.0.0:anyio.abc.TestRunner.close:removed: | anyio | 22 | from anyio.abc import TestRunner
TestRunner.close | anyio.abc.TestRunner.close | removed | null | still available as anyio.streams.memory.MemoryObjectSendStream.close | 3.7.1 | 4.0.0 | 2023-08-30 22:24:04.727204+00:00 | anyio.abc.TestRunner.close does not exist in anyio==4.0.0 (last present in 3.7.1) | anyio:4.0.0:anyio.abc.TestRunner.close:removed::after | 4.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: anyio==4.0.0
```python
from anyio.abc import TestRunner
TestRunner.close
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: vali... | runtime_audit_2 |
anyio:4.0.0:anyio.abc.TestRunner.close:removed: | anyio | 22 | from anyio.abc import TestRunner
TestRunner.close | anyio.abc.TestRunner.close | removed | null | still available as anyio.streams.memory.MemoryObjectSendStream.close | 3.7.1 | 4.0.0 | 2023-08-30 22:24:04.727204+00:00 | anyio.abc.TestRunner.close does not exist in anyio==4.0.0 (last present in 3.7.1) | anyio:4.0.0:anyio.abc.TestRunner.close:removed::before | 3.7.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: anyio==3.7.1
```python
from anyio.abc import TestRunner
TestRunner.close
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: vali... | runtime_audit_2 |
anyio:4.0.0:anyio.maybe_async_cm:removed: | anyio | 22 | from anyio import maybe_async_cm | anyio.maybe_async_cm | removed | null | null | 3.7.1 | 4.0.0 | 2023-08-30 22:24:04.727204+00:00 | anyio.maybe_async_cm does not exist in anyio==4.0.0 (last present in 3.7.1) | anyio:4.0.0:anyio.maybe_async_cm:removed::after | 4.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: anyio==4.0.0
```python
from anyio import maybe_async_cm
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
anyio:4.0.0:anyio.maybe_async_cm:removed: | anyio | 22 | from anyio import maybe_async_cm | anyio.maybe_async_cm | removed | null | null | 3.7.1 | 4.0.0 | 2023-08-30 22:24:04.727204+00:00 | anyio.maybe_async_cm does not exist in anyio==4.0.0 (last present in 3.7.1) | anyio:4.0.0:anyio.maybe_async_cm:removed::before | 3.7.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: anyio==3.7.1
```python
from anyio import maybe_async_cm
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
asttokens:3.0.0:asttokens.util.AstConstant:removed: | asttokens | 272 | from asttokens.util import AstConstant | asttokens.util.AstConstant | removed | null | null | 2.4.1 | 3.0.0 | 2024-11-30 04:30:10.946600+00:00 | asttokens.util.AstConstant does not exist in asttokens==3.0.0 (last present in 2.4.1) | asttokens:3.0.0:asttokens.util.AstConstant:removed::after | 3.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: asttokens==3.0.0
```python
from asttokens.util import AstConstant
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or in... | runtime_audit_2 |
asttokens:3.0.0:asttokens.util.AstConstant:removed: | asttokens | 272 | from asttokens.util import AstConstant | asttokens.util.AstConstant | removed | null | null | 2.4.1 | 3.0.0 | 2024-11-30 04:30:10.946600+00:00 | asttokens.util.AstConstant does not exist in asttokens==3.0.0 (last present in 2.4.1) | asttokens:3.0.0:asttokens.util.AstConstant:removed::before | 2.4.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: asttokens==2.4.1
```python
from asttokens.util import AstConstant
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or in... | runtime_audit_2 |
async-lru:2.0.0:async_lru.alru_cache:param_removed:cache_exceptions | async-lru | 534 | from async_lru import alru_cache
alru_cache(cache_exceptions=...) | async_lru.alru_cache | param_removed | cache_exceptions | null | 1.0.3 | 2.0.0 | 2023-02-19 16:35:32.291802+00:00 | async_lru.alru_cache has no parameter 'cache_exceptions' in async-lru==2.0.0 (accepted up to 1.0.3) | async-lru:2.0.0:async_lru.alru_cache:param_removed:cache_exceptions:after | 2.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: async-lru==2.0.0
```python
from async_lru import alru_cache
alru_cache(cache_exceptions=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer... | runtime_audit_2 |
async-lru:2.0.0:async_lru.alru_cache:param_removed:cache_exceptions | async-lru | 534 | from async_lru import alru_cache
alru_cache(cache_exceptions=...) | async_lru.alru_cache | param_removed | cache_exceptions | null | 1.0.3 | 2.0.0 | 2023-02-19 16:35:32.291802+00:00 | async_lru.alru_cache has no parameter 'cache_exceptions' in async-lru==2.0.0 (accepted up to 1.0.3) | async-lru:2.0.0:async_lru.alru_cache:param_removed:cache_exceptions:before | 1.0.3 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: async-lru==1.0.3
```python
from async_lru import alru_cache
alru_cache(cache_exceptions=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer... | runtime_audit_2 |
async-lru:2.0.0:async_lru.alru_cache:param_removed:fn | async-lru | 534 | from async_lru import alru_cache
alru_cache(fn=...) | async_lru.alru_cache | param_removed | fn | null | 1.0.3 | 2.0.0 | 2023-02-19 16:35:32.291802+00:00 | async_lru.alru_cache has no parameter 'fn' in async-lru==2.0.0 (accepted up to 1.0.3) | async-lru:2.0.0:async_lru.alru_cache:param_removed:fn:after | 2.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: async-lru==2.0.0
```python
from async_lru import alru_cache
alru_cache(fn=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word... | runtime_audit_2 |
async-lru:2.0.0:async_lru.alru_cache:param_removed:fn | async-lru | 534 | from async_lru import alru_cache
alru_cache(fn=...) | async_lru.alru_cache | param_removed | fn | null | 1.0.3 | 2.0.0 | 2023-02-19 16:35:32.291802+00:00 | async_lru.alru_cache has no parameter 'fn' in async-lru==2.0.0 (accepted up to 1.0.3) | async-lru:2.0.0:async_lru.alru_cache:param_removed:fn:before | 1.0.3 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: async-lru==1.0.3
```python
from async_lru import alru_cache
alru_cache(fn=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word... | runtime_audit_2 |
authlib:0.15.5:authlib.oauth2.rfc6750.InsufficientScopeError:param_removed:state | authlib | 253 | from authlib.oauth2.rfc6750 import InsufficientScopeError
InsufficientScopeError(state=...) | authlib.oauth2.rfc6750.InsufficientScopeError | param_removed | state | null | 0.15.4 | 0.15.5 | 2021-10-18 12:15:12.828950+00:00 | authlib.oauth2.rfc6750.InsufficientScopeError has no parameter 'state' in authlib==0.15.5 (accepted from 0.15.3) | authlib:0.15.5:authlib.oauth2.rfc6750.InsufficientScopeError:param_removed:state:after | 0.15.5 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: authlib==0.15.5
```python
from authlib.oauth2.rfc6750 import InsufficientScopeError
InsufficientScopeError(state=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exa... | runtime_audit_1 |
authlib:0.15.5:authlib.oauth2.rfc6750.InsufficientScopeError:param_removed:state | authlib | 253 | from authlib.oauth2.rfc6750 import InsufficientScopeError
InsufficientScopeError(state=...) | authlib.oauth2.rfc6750.InsufficientScopeError | param_removed | state | null | 0.15.4 | 0.15.5 | 2021-10-18 12:15:12.828950+00:00 | authlib.oauth2.rfc6750.InsufficientScopeError has no parameter 'state' in authlib==0.15.5 (accepted from 0.15.3) | authlib:0.15.5:authlib.oauth2.rfc6750.InsufficientScopeError:param_removed:state:before | 0.15.4 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: authlib==0.15.4
```python
from authlib.oauth2.rfc6750 import InsufficientScopeError
InsufficientScopeError(state=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exa... | runtime_audit_1 |
av:19.0.0:av.open:param_removed:metadata_errors | av | 615 | from av import open
open(file=..., metadata_errors=...) | av.open | param_removed | metadata_errors | null | 18.1.0 | 19.0.0 | 2026-09-29 17:47:06.066722+00:00 | av.open has no parameter 'metadata_errors' in av==19.0.0 (accepted up to 18.1.0) | av:19.0.0:av.open:param_removed:metadata_errors:after | 19.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: av==19.0.0
```python
from av import open
open(file=..., metadata_errors=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: ... | runtime_audit_2 |
av:19.0.0:av.open:param_removed:metadata_errors | av | 615 | from av import open
open(file=..., metadata_errors=...) | av.open | param_removed | metadata_errors | null | 18.1.0 | 19.0.0 | 2026-09-29 17:47:06.066722+00:00 | av.open has no parameter 'metadata_errors' in av==19.0.0 (accepted up to 18.1.0) | av:19.0.0:av.open:param_removed:metadata_errors:before | 18.1.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: av==18.1.0
```python
from av import open
open(file=..., metadata_errors=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: ... | runtime_audit_2 |
aws-xray-sdk:2.12.1:aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat.PY35:removed: | aws-xray-sdk | 973 | from aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat import PY35 | aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat.PY35 | removed | null | null | 2.12.0 | 2.12.1 | 2023-10-12 17:06:58.810109+00:00 | aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat.PY35 does not exist in aws-xray-sdk==2.12.1 (last present in 2.12.0) | aws-xray-sdk:2.12.1:aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat.PY35:removed::after | 2.12.1 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aws-xray-sdk==2.12.1
```python
from aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat import PY35
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word... | runtime_audit_2 |
aws-xray-sdk:2.12.1:aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat.PY35:removed: | aws-xray-sdk | 973 | from aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat import PY35 | aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat.PY35 | removed | null | null | 2.12.0 | 2.12.1 | 2023-10-12 17:06:58.810109+00:00 | aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat.PY35 does not exist in aws-xray-sdk==2.12.1 (last present in 2.12.0) | aws-xray-sdk:2.12.1:aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat.PY35:removed::before | 2.12.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: aws-xray-sdk==2.12.0
```python
from aws_xray_sdk.core.utils.compat import PY35
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word... | runtime_audit_2 |
awscrt:0.35.0:awscrt.mqtt.Connection:param_renamed:enable_metrics | awscrt | 774 | from awscrt.mqtt import Connection
Connection(client=..., host_name=..., port=..., client_id=..., enable_metrics=...) | awscrt.mqtt.Connection | param_renamed | enable_metrics | enable_metrics -> disable_metrics | 0.34.1 | 0.35.0 | 2026-06-25 18:16:58.240657+00:00 | awscrt.mqtt.Connection has no parameter 'enable_metrics' in awscrt==0.35.0 (accepted up to 0.34.1) | awscrt:0.35.0:awscrt.mqtt.Connection:param_renamed:enable_metrics:after | 0.35.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: awscrt==0.35.0
```python
from awscrt.mqtt import Connection
Connection(client=..., host_name=..., port=..., client_id=..., enable_metrics=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argume... | runtime_audit_2 |
awscrt:0.35.0:awscrt.mqtt.Connection:param_renamed:enable_metrics | awscrt | 774 | from awscrt.mqtt import Connection
Connection(client=..., host_name=..., port=..., client_id=..., enable_metrics=...) | awscrt.mqtt.Connection | param_renamed | enable_metrics | enable_metrics -> disable_metrics | 0.34.1 | 0.35.0 | 2026-06-25 18:16:58.240657+00:00 | awscrt.mqtt.Connection has no parameter 'enable_metrics' in awscrt==0.35.0 (accepted up to 0.34.1) | awscrt:0.35.0:awscrt.mqtt.Connection:param_renamed:enable_metrics:before | 0.34.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: awscrt==0.34.1
```python
from awscrt.mqtt import Connection
Connection(client=..., host_name=..., port=..., client_id=..., enable_metrics=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argume... | runtime_audit_2 |
babel:2.18.0:babel.numbers.NUMBER_PATTERN:removed: | babel | 260 | from babel.numbers import NUMBER_PATTERN | babel.numbers.NUMBER_PATTERN | removed | null | null | 2.17.0 | 2.18.0 | 2026-02-01 12:30:53.445172+00:00 | babel.numbers.NUMBER_PATTERN does not exist in babel==2.18.0 (last present in 2.17.0) | babel:2.18.0:babel.numbers.NUMBER_PATTERN:removed::after | 2.18.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: babel==2.18.0
```python
from babel.numbers import NUMBER_PATTERN
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or inv... | runtime_audit_1 |
babel:2.18.0:babel.numbers.NUMBER_PATTERN:removed: | babel | 260 | from babel.numbers import NUMBER_PATTERN | babel.numbers.NUMBER_PATTERN | removed | null | null | 2.17.0 | 2.18.0 | 2026-02-01 12:30:53.445172+00:00 | babel.numbers.NUMBER_PATTERN does not exist in babel==2.18.0 (last present in 2.17.0) | babel:2.18.0:babel.numbers.NUMBER_PATTERN:removed::before | 2.17.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: babel==2.17.0
```python
from babel.numbers import NUMBER_PATTERN
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or inv... | runtime_audit_1 |
bidict:0.23.0:bidict.NamedBidictBase:removed: | bidict | 710 | from bidict import NamedBidictBase | bidict.NamedBidictBase | removed | null | null | 0.22.1 | 0.23.0 | 2024-02-14 22:32:48.541803+00:00 | bidict.NamedBidictBase does not exist in bidict==0.23.0 (last present in 0.22.1) | bidict:0.23.0:bidict.NamedBidictBase:removed::after | 0.23.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: bidict==0.23.0
```python
from bidict import NamedBidictBase
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
bidict:0.23.0:bidict.NamedBidictBase:removed: | bidict | 710 | from bidict import NamedBidictBase | bidict.NamedBidictBase | removed | null | null | 0.22.1 | 0.23.0 | 2024-02-14 22:32:48.541803+00:00 | bidict.NamedBidictBase does not exist in bidict==0.23.0 (last present in 0.22.1) | bidict:0.23.0:bidict.NamedBidictBase:removed::before | 0.22.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: bidict==0.22.1
```python
from bidict import NamedBidictBase
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
billiard:4.0.0:billiard.compat.buf_t:removed: | billiard | 457 | from billiard.compat import buf_t | billiard.compat.buf_t | removed | null | null | 3.6.4.0 | 4.0.0 | 2022-04-24 08:33:13.172517+00:00 | billiard.compat.buf_t does not exist in billiard==4.0.0 (last present in 3.6.4.0) | billiard:4.0.0:billiard.compat.buf_t:removed::after | 4.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: billiard==4.0.0
```python
from billiard.compat import buf_t
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
billiard:4.0.0:billiard.compat.buf_t:removed: | billiard | 457 | from billiard.compat import buf_t | billiard.compat.buf_t | removed | null | null | 3.6.4.0 | 4.0.0 | 2022-04-24 08:33:13.172517+00:00 | billiard.compat.buf_t does not exist in billiard==4.0.0 (last present in 3.6.4.0) | billiard:4.0.0:billiard.compat.buf_t:removed::before | 3.6.4.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: billiard==3.6.4.0
```python
from billiard.compat import buf_t
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invali... | runtime_audit_2 |
bleach:5.0.0:bleach.html5lib_shim.PARSEERROR_TYPE:removed: | bleach | 373 | from bleach.html5lib_shim import PARSEERROR_TYPE | bleach.html5lib_shim.PARSEERROR_TYPE | removed | null | null | 4.1.0 | 5.0.0 | 2022-04-07 15:50:15.279179+00:00 | bleach.html5lib_shim.PARSEERROR_TYPE does not exist in bleach==5.0.0 (last present in 4.1.0) | bleach:5.0.0:bleach.html5lib_shim.PARSEERROR_TYPE:removed::after | 5.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: bleach==5.0.0
```python
from bleach.html5lib_shim import PARSEERROR_TYPE
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: vali... | runtime_audit_2 |
bleach:5.0.0:bleach.html5lib_shim.PARSEERROR_TYPE:removed: | bleach | 373 | from bleach.html5lib_shim import PARSEERROR_TYPE | bleach.html5lib_shim.PARSEERROR_TYPE | removed | null | null | 4.1.0 | 5.0.0 | 2022-04-07 15:50:15.279179+00:00 | bleach.html5lib_shim.PARSEERROR_TYPE does not exist in bleach==5.0.0 (last present in 4.1.0) | bleach:5.0.0:bleach.html5lib_shim.PARSEERROR_TYPE:removed::before | 4.1.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: bleach==4.1.0
```python
from bleach.html5lib_shim import PARSEERROR_TYPE
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: vali... | runtime_audit_2 |
bleach:5.0.0:bleach.sanitizer.Cleaner:param_removed:styles | bleach | 373 | from bleach.sanitizer import Cleaner
Cleaner(styles=...) | bleach.sanitizer.Cleaner | param_removed | styles | null | 4.1.0 | 5.0.0 | 2022-04-07 15:50:15.279179+00:00 | bleach.sanitizer.Cleaner has no parameter 'styles' in bleach==5.0.0 (accepted up to 4.1.0) | bleach:5.0.0:bleach.sanitizer.Cleaner:param_removed:styles:after | 5.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: bleach==5.0.0
```python
from bleach.sanitizer import Cleaner
Cleaner(styles=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one wo... | runtime_audit_2 |
bleach:5.0.0:bleach.sanitizer.Cleaner:param_removed:styles | bleach | 373 | from bleach.sanitizer import Cleaner
Cleaner(styles=...) | bleach.sanitizer.Cleaner | param_removed | styles | null | 4.1.0 | 5.0.0 | 2022-04-07 15:50:15.279179+00:00 | bleach.sanitizer.Cleaner has no parameter 'styles' in bleach==5.0.0 (accepted up to 4.1.0) | bleach:5.0.0:bleach.sanitizer.Cleaner:param_removed:styles:before | 4.1.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: bleach==4.1.0
```python
from bleach.sanitizer import Cleaner
Cleaner(styles=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one wo... | runtime_audit_2 |
cachecontrol:0.12.13:cachecontrol.caches.FileCache:param_removed:use_dir_lock | cachecontrol | 303 | from cachecontrol.caches import FileCache
FileCache(directory=..., use_dir_lock=...) | cachecontrol.caches.FileCache | param_removed | use_dir_lock | null | 0.12.11 | 0.12.13 | 2023-06-05 02:05:06.256791+00:00 | cachecontrol.caches.FileCache has no parameter 'use_dir_lock' in cachecontrol==0.12.13 (accepted from 0.12.7) | cachecontrol:0.12.13:cachecontrol.caches.FileCache:param_removed:use_dir_lock:after | 0.12.13 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cachecontrol==0.12.13
```python
from cachecontrol.caches import FileCache
FileCache(directory=..., use_dir_lock=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exac... | runtime_audit_1 |
cachecontrol:0.12.13:cachecontrol.caches.FileCache:param_removed:use_dir_lock | cachecontrol | 303 | from cachecontrol.caches import FileCache
FileCache(directory=..., use_dir_lock=...) | cachecontrol.caches.FileCache | param_removed | use_dir_lock | null | 0.12.11 | 0.12.13 | 2023-06-05 02:05:06.256791+00:00 | cachecontrol.caches.FileCache has no parameter 'use_dir_lock' in cachecontrol==0.12.13 (accepted from 0.12.7) | cachecontrol:0.12.13:cachecontrol.caches.FileCache:param_removed:use_dir_lock:before | 0.12.11 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cachecontrol==0.12.11
```python
from cachecontrol.caches import FileCache
FileCache(directory=..., use_dir_lock=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exac... | runtime_audit_1 |
cachetools:6.0.0:cachetools.MRUCache:removed: | cachetools | 119 | from cachetools import MRUCache | cachetools.MRUCache | removed | null | null | 5.5.2 | 6.0.0 | 2025-05-23 20:01:11.323426+00:00 | cachetools.MRUCache does not exist in cachetools==6.0.0 (last present in 5.5.2) | cachetools:6.0.0:cachetools.MRUCache:removed::after | 6.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cachetools==6.0.0
```python
from cachetools import MRUCache
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
cachetools:6.0.0:cachetools.MRUCache:removed: | cachetools | 119 | from cachetools import MRUCache | cachetools.MRUCache | removed | null | null | 5.5.2 | 6.0.0 | 2025-05-23 20:01:11.323426+00:00 | cachetools.MRUCache does not exist in cachetools==6.0.0 (last present in 5.5.2) | cachetools:6.0.0:cachetools.MRUCache:removed::before | 5.5.2 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cachetools==5.5.2
```python
from cachetools import MRUCache
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
cachetools:6.0.0:cachetools.func.mru_cache:removed: | cachetools | 119 | from cachetools.func import mru_cache | cachetools.func.mru_cache | removed | null | null | 5.5.2 | 6.0.0 | 2025-05-23 20:01:11.323426+00:00 | cachetools.func.mru_cache does not exist in cachetools==6.0.0 (last present in 5.5.2) | cachetools:6.0.0:cachetools.func.mru_cache:removed::after | 6.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cachetools==6.0.0
```python
from cachetools.func import mru_cache
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or in... | runtime_audit_2 |
cachetools:6.0.0:cachetools.func.mru_cache:removed: | cachetools | 119 | from cachetools.func import mru_cache | cachetools.func.mru_cache | removed | null | null | 5.5.2 | 6.0.0 | 2025-05-23 20:01:11.323426+00:00 | cachetools.func.mru_cache does not exist in cachetools==6.0.0 (last present in 5.5.2) | cachetools:6.0.0:cachetools.func.mru_cache:removed::before | 5.5.2 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cachetools==5.5.2
```python
from cachetools.func import mru_cache
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or in... | runtime_audit_2 |
catalogue:2.0.2:catalogue.basestring_:removed: | catalogue | 711 | from catalogue import basestring_ | catalogue.basestring_ | removed | null | null | 1.0.2 | 2.0.2 | 2021-04-13 13:39:15.119086+00:00 | catalogue.basestring_ does not exist in catalogue==2.0.2 (last present in 1.0.2) | catalogue:2.0.2:catalogue.basestring_:removed::after | 2.0.2 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: catalogue==2.0.2
```python
from catalogue import basestring_
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid... | runtime_audit_2 |
catalogue:2.0.2:catalogue.basestring_:removed: | catalogue | 711 | from catalogue import basestring_ | catalogue.basestring_ | removed | null | null | 1.0.2 | 2.0.2 | 2021-04-13 13:39:15.119086+00:00 | catalogue.basestring_ does not exist in catalogue==2.0.2 (last present in 1.0.2) | catalogue:2.0.2:catalogue.basestring_:removed::before | 1.0.2 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: catalogue==1.0.2
```python
from catalogue import basestring_
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid... | runtime_audit_2 |
cattrs:23.2.3:cattrs.gen.generate_unique_filename:param_renamed:reserve | cattrs | 544 | from cattrs.gen import generate_unique_filename
generate_unique_filename(cls=..., func_name=..., reserve=...) | cattrs.gen.generate_unique_filename | param_renamed | reserve | reserve -> lines | 23.2.2 | 23.2.3 | 2023-11-30 22:19:19.163763+00:00 | cattrs.gen.generate_unique_filename has no parameter 'reserve' in cattrs==23.2.3 (accepted up to 23.2.2) | cattrs:23.2.3:cattrs.gen.generate_unique_filename:param_renamed:reserve:after | 23.2.3 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cattrs==23.2.3
```python
from cattrs.gen import generate_unique_filename
generate_unique_filename(cls=..., func_name=..., reserve=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cattrs:23.2.3:cattrs.gen.generate_unique_filename:param_renamed:reserve | cattrs | 544 | from cattrs.gen import generate_unique_filename
generate_unique_filename(cls=..., func_name=..., reserve=...) | cattrs.gen.generate_unique_filename | param_renamed | reserve | reserve -> lines | 23.2.2 | 23.2.3 | 2023-11-30 22:19:19.163763+00:00 | cattrs.gen.generate_unique_filename has no parameter 'reserve' in cattrs==23.2.3 (accepted up to 23.2.2) | cattrs:23.2.3:cattrs.gen.generate_unique_filename:param_renamed:reserve:before | 23.2.2 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cattrs==23.2.2
```python
from cattrs.gen import generate_unique_filename
generate_unique_filename(cls=..., func_name=..., reserve=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cattrs:25.1.0:cattrs.gen.DictStructureFn:removed: | cattrs | 544 | from cattrs.gen import DictStructureFn | cattrs.gen.DictStructureFn | removed | null | null | 24.1.3 | 25.1.0 | 2025-05-31 09:57:55.061978+00:00 | cattrs.gen.DictStructureFn does not exist in cattrs==25.1.0 (last present in 24.1.3) | cattrs:25.1.0:cattrs.gen.DictStructureFn:removed::after | 25.1.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cattrs==25.1.0
```python
from cattrs.gen import DictStructureFn
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or inva... | runtime_audit_2 |
cattrs:25.1.0:cattrs.gen.DictStructureFn:removed: | cattrs | 544 | from cattrs.gen import DictStructureFn | cattrs.gen.DictStructureFn | removed | null | null | 24.1.3 | 25.1.0 | 2025-05-31 09:57:55.061978+00:00 | cattrs.gen.DictStructureFn does not exist in cattrs==25.1.0 (last present in 24.1.3) | cattrs:25.1.0:cattrs.gen.DictStructureFn:removed::before | 24.1.3 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cattrs==24.1.3
```python
from cattrs.gen import DictStructureFn
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or inva... | runtime_audit_2 |
cbor2:6.0.0:cbor2.tool.tag_hook:param_removed:decoder | cbor2 | 328 | from cbor2.tool import tag_hook
tag_hook(tag=..., decoder=...) | cbor2.tool.tag_hook | param_removed | decoder | null | 5.9.0 | 6.0.0 | 2026-04-28 13:28:01.871515+00:00 | cbor2.tool.tag_hook has no parameter 'decoder' in cbor2==6.0.0 (accepted up to 5.9.0) | cbor2:6.0.0:cbor2.tool.tag_hook:param_removed:decoder:after | 6.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cbor2==6.0.0
```python
from cbor2.tool import tag_hook
tag_hook(tag=..., decoder=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with o... | runtime_audit_1 |
cbor2:6.0.0:cbor2.tool.tag_hook:param_removed:decoder | cbor2 | 328 | from cbor2.tool import tag_hook
tag_hook(tag=..., decoder=...) | cbor2.tool.tag_hook | param_removed | decoder | null | 5.9.0 | 6.0.0 | 2026-04-28 13:28:01.871515+00:00 | cbor2.tool.tag_hook has no parameter 'decoder' in cbor2==6.0.0 (accepted up to 5.9.0) | cbor2:6.0.0:cbor2.tool.tag_hook:param_removed:decoder:before | 5.9.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cbor2==5.9.0
```python
from cbor2.tool import tag_hook
tag_hook(tag=..., decoder=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with o... | runtime_audit_1 |
celery:5.6.0:celery.worker.consumer.Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests:removed: | celery | 453 | from celery.worker.consumer import Consumer
Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests | celery.worker.consumer.Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests | removed | null | null | 5.5.3 | 5.6.0 | 2025-11-30 17:39:44.314748+00:00 | celery.worker.consumer.Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests does not exist in celery==5.6.0 (last present in 5.5.3) | celery:5.6.0:celery.worker.consumer.Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests:removed::after | 5.6.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: celery==5.6.0
```python
from celery.worker.consumer import Consumer
Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this ver... | runtime_audit_2 |
celery:5.6.0:celery.worker.consumer.Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests:removed: | celery | 453 | from celery.worker.consumer import Consumer
Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests | celery.worker.consumer.Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests | removed | null | null | 5.5.3 | 5.6.0 | 2025-11-30 17:39:44.314748+00:00 | celery.worker.consumer.Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests does not exist in celery==5.6.0 (last present in 5.5.3) | celery:5.6.0:celery.worker.consumer.Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests:removed::before | 5.5.3 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: celery==5.5.3
```python
from celery.worker.consumer import Consumer
Consumer.cancel_all_unacked_requests
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this ver... | runtime_audit_2 |
click:8.1.0:click.Parameter:param_removed:autocompletion | click | 20 | from click import Parameter
Parameter(autocompletion=...) | click.Parameter | param_removed | autocompletion | null | 8.0.4 | 8.1.0 | 2022-03-28 17:37:48.879644+00:00 | click.Parameter has no parameter 'autocompletion' in click==8.1.0 (accepted up to 8.0.4) | click:8.1.0:click.Parameter:param_removed:autocompletion:after | 8.1.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: click==8.1.0
```python
from click import Parameter
Parameter(autocompletion=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one wo... | runtime_audit_1 |
click:8.1.0:click.Parameter:param_removed:autocompletion | click | 20 | from click import Parameter
Parameter(autocompletion=...) | click.Parameter | param_removed | autocompletion | null | 8.0.4 | 8.1.0 | 2022-03-28 17:37:48.879644+00:00 | click.Parameter has no parameter 'autocompletion' in click==8.1.0 (accepted up to 8.0.4) | click:8.1.0:click.Parameter:param_removed:autocompletion:before | 8.0.4 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: click==8.0.4
```python
from click import Parameter
Parameter(autocompletion=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one wo... | runtime_audit_1 |
click-repl:0.3.0:click_repl.text_type:removed: | click-repl | 463 | from click_repl import text_type | click_repl.text_type | removed | null | null | 0.2.0 | 0.3.0 | 2023-06-15 12:43:48.626818+00:00 | click_repl.text_type does not exist in click-repl==0.3.0 (last present in 0.2.0) | click-repl:0.3.0:click_repl.text_type:removed::after | 0.3.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: click-repl==0.3.0
```python
from click_repl import text_type
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid... | runtime_audit_1 |
click-repl:0.3.0:click_repl.text_type:removed: | click-repl | 463 | from click_repl import text_type | click_repl.text_type | removed | null | null | 0.2.0 | 0.3.0 | 2023-06-15 12:43:48.626818+00:00 | click_repl.text_type does not exist in click-repl==0.3.0 (last present in 0.2.0) | click-repl:0.3.0:click_repl.text_type:removed::before | 0.2.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: click-repl==0.2.0
```python
from click_repl import text_type
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid... | runtime_audit_1 |
clickhouse-connect:0.8.0:clickhouse_connect.driver.query.format_query_value:removed: | clickhouse-connect | 639 | from clickhouse_connect.driver.query import format_query_value | clickhouse_connect.driver.query.format_query_value | removed | null | still available as clickhouse_connect.driver.binding.format_query_value | 0.7.19 | 0.8.0 | 2024-09-26 00:33:41.696687+00:00 | clickhouse_connect.driver.query.format_query_value does not exist in clickhouse-connect==0.8.0 (last present in 0.7.19) | clickhouse-connect:0.8.0:clickhouse_connect.driver.query.format_query_value:removed::after | 0.8.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: clickhouse-connect==0.8.0
```python
from clickhouse_connect.driver.query import format_query_value
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? ... | runtime_audit_2 |
clickhouse-connect:0.8.0:clickhouse_connect.driver.query.format_query_value:removed: | clickhouse-connect | 639 | from clickhouse_connect.driver.query import format_query_value | clickhouse_connect.driver.query.format_query_value | removed | null | still available as clickhouse_connect.driver.binding.format_query_value | 0.7.19 | 0.8.0 | 2024-09-26 00:33:41.696687+00:00 | clickhouse_connect.driver.query.format_query_value does not exist in clickhouse-connect==0.8.0 (last present in 0.7.19) | clickhouse-connect:0.8.0:clickhouse_connect.driver.query.format_query_value:removed::before | 0.7.19 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: clickhouse-connect==0.7.19
```python
from clickhouse_connect.driver.query import format_query_value
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version?... | runtime_audit_2 |
clickhouse-connect:1.0.0:clickhouse_connect.driver.query.QueryContext:param_removed:utc_tz_aware | clickhouse-connect | 639 | from clickhouse_connect.driver.query import QueryContext
QueryContext(utc_tz_aware=...) | clickhouse_connect.driver.query.QueryContext | param_removed | utc_tz_aware | null | 0.15.1 | 1.0.0 | 2026-05-14 14:46:42.493498+00:00 | clickhouse_connect.driver.query.QueryContext has no parameter 'utc_tz_aware' in clickhouse-connect==1.0.0 (accepted up to 0.15.1) | clickhouse-connect:1.0.0:clickhouse_connect.driver.query.QueryContext:param_removed:utc_tz_aware:after | 1.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: clickhouse-connect==1.0.0
```python
from clickhouse_connect.driver.query import QueryContext
QueryContext(utc_tz_aware=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid ... | runtime_audit_2 |
clickhouse-connect:1.0.0:clickhouse_connect.driver.query.QueryContext:param_removed:utc_tz_aware | clickhouse-connect | 639 | from clickhouse_connect.driver.query import QueryContext
QueryContext(utc_tz_aware=...) | clickhouse_connect.driver.query.QueryContext | param_removed | utc_tz_aware | null | 0.15.1 | 1.0.0 | 2026-05-14 14:46:42.493498+00:00 | clickhouse_connect.driver.query.QueryContext has no parameter 'utc_tz_aware' in clickhouse-connect==1.0.0 (accepted up to 0.15.1) | clickhouse-connect:1.0.0:clickhouse_connect.driver.query.QueryContext:param_removed:utc_tz_aware:before | 0.15.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: clickhouse-connect==0.15.1
```python
from clickhouse_connect.driver.query import QueryContext
QueryContext(utc_tz_aware=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid... | runtime_audit_2 |
cloudpathlib:0.10.0:cloudpathlib.anypath.AnyPathMeta:removed: | cloudpathlib | 687 | from cloudpathlib.anypath import AnyPathMeta | cloudpathlib.anypath.AnyPathMeta | removed | null | null | 0.9.0 | 0.10.0 | 2022-08-19 00:33:05.882564+00:00 | cloudpathlib.anypath.AnyPathMeta does not exist in cloudpathlib==0.10.0 (last present in 0.9.0) | cloudpathlib:0.10.0:cloudpathlib.anypath.AnyPathMeta:removed::after | 0.10.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cloudpathlib==0.10.0
```python
from cloudpathlib.anypath import AnyPathMeta
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: v... | runtime_audit_2 |
cloudpathlib:0.10.0:cloudpathlib.anypath.AnyPathMeta:removed: | cloudpathlib | 687 | from cloudpathlib.anypath import AnyPathMeta | cloudpathlib.anypath.AnyPathMeta | removed | null | null | 0.9.0 | 0.10.0 | 2022-08-19 00:33:05.882564+00:00 | cloudpathlib.anypath.AnyPathMeta does not exist in cloudpathlib==0.10.0 (last present in 0.9.0) | cloudpathlib:0.10.0:cloudpathlib.anypath.AnyPathMeta:removed::before | 0.9.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cloudpathlib==0.9.0
```python
from cloudpathlib.anypath import AnyPathMeta
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: va... | runtime_audit_2 |
cloudpathlib:0.4.0:cloudpathlib.OverwriteDirtyFile:removed: | cloudpathlib | 687 | from cloudpathlib import OverwriteDirtyFile | cloudpathlib.OverwriteDirtyFile | removed | null | null | 0.3.0 | 0.4.0 | 2021-03-13 19:16:32.195788+00:00 | cloudpathlib.OverwriteDirtyFile does not exist in cloudpathlib==0.4.0 (last present in 0.3.0) | cloudpathlib:0.4.0:cloudpathlib.OverwriteDirtyFile:removed::after | 0.4.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cloudpathlib==0.4.0
```python
from cloudpathlib import OverwriteDirtyFile
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: val... | runtime_audit_2 |
cloudpathlib:0.4.0:cloudpathlib.OverwriteDirtyFile:removed: | cloudpathlib | 687 | from cloudpathlib import OverwriteDirtyFile | cloudpathlib.OverwriteDirtyFile | removed | null | null | 0.3.0 | 0.4.0 | 2021-03-13 19:16:32.195788+00:00 | cloudpathlib.OverwriteDirtyFile does not exist in cloudpathlib==0.4.0 (last present in 0.3.0) | cloudpathlib:0.4.0:cloudpathlib.OverwriteDirtyFile:removed::before | 0.3.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cloudpathlib==0.3.0
```python
from cloudpathlib import OverwriteDirtyFile
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: val... | runtime_audit_2 |
colorlog:6.4.0:colorlog.escape_codes.parse_colors:param_renamed:sequence | colorlog | 451 | from colorlog.escape_codes import parse_colors
parse_colors(sequence=...) | colorlog.escape_codes.parse_colors | param_renamed | sequence | sequence -> string | 5.0.1 | 6.4.0 | 2021-08-23 10:02:41.540433+00:00 | colorlog.escape_codes.parse_colors has no parameter 'sequence' in colorlog==6.4.0 (accepted up to 5.0.1) | colorlog:6.4.0:colorlog.escape_codes.parse_colors:param_renamed:sequence:after | 6.4.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: colorlog==6.4.0
```python
from colorlog.escape_codes import parse_colors
parse_colors(sequence=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version?... | runtime_audit_2 |
colorlog:6.4.0:colorlog.escape_codes.parse_colors:param_renamed:sequence | colorlog | 451 | from colorlog.escape_codes import parse_colors
parse_colors(sequence=...) | colorlog.escape_codes.parse_colors | param_renamed | sequence | sequence -> string | 5.0.1 | 6.4.0 | 2021-08-23 10:02:41.540433+00:00 | colorlog.escape_codes.parse_colors has no parameter 'sequence' in colorlog==6.4.0 (accepted up to 5.0.1) | colorlog:6.4.0:colorlog.escape_codes.parse_colors:param_renamed:sequence:before | 5.0.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: colorlog==5.0.1
```python
from colorlog.escape_codes import parse_colors
parse_colors(sequence=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version?... | runtime_audit_2 |
confection:1.1.0:confection.Promise.validate:removed: | confection | 792 | from confection import Promise
Promise.validate | confection.Promise.validate | removed | null | null | 1.0.0 | 1.1.0 | 2026-03-20 22:29:01.728335+00:00 | confection.Promise.validate does not exist in confection==1.1.0 (last present in 1.0.0) | confection:1.1.0:confection.Promise.validate:removed::after | 1.1.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: confection==1.1.0
```python
from confection import Promise
Promise.validate
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: v... | runtime_audit_1 |
confection:1.1.0:confection.Promise.validate:removed: | confection | 792 | from confection import Promise
Promise.validate | confection.Promise.validate | removed | null | null | 1.0.0 | 1.1.0 | 2026-03-20 22:29:01.728335+00:00 | confection.Promise.validate does not exist in confection==1.1.0 (last present in 1.0.0) | confection:1.1.0:confection.Promise.validate:removed::before | 1.0.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: confection==1.0.0
```python
from confection import Promise
Promise.validate
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: v... | runtime_audit_1 |
contourpy:1.2.0:contourpy.util.mpl_util.mpl_codes_to_offsets:removed: | contourpy | 208 | from contourpy.util.mpl_util import mpl_codes_to_offsets | contourpy.util.mpl_util.mpl_codes_to_offsets | removed | null | null | 1.1.1 | 1.2.0 | 2023-11-03 16:58:16.426761+00:00 | contourpy.util.mpl_util.mpl_codes_to_offsets does not exist in contourpy==1.2.0 (last present in 1.1.1) | contourpy:1.2.0:contourpy.util.mpl_util.mpl_codes_to_offsets:removed::after | 1.2.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: contourpy==1.2.0
```python
from contourpy.util.mpl_util import mpl_codes_to_offsets
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one... | runtime_audit_2 |
contourpy:1.2.0:contourpy.util.mpl_util.mpl_codes_to_offsets:removed: | contourpy | 208 | from contourpy.util.mpl_util import mpl_codes_to_offsets | contourpy.util.mpl_util.mpl_codes_to_offsets | removed | null | null | 1.1.1 | 1.2.0 | 2023-11-03 16:58:16.426761+00:00 | contourpy.util.mpl_util.mpl_codes_to_offsets does not exist in contourpy==1.2.0 (last present in 1.1.1) | contourpy:1.2.0:contourpy.util.mpl_util.mpl_codes_to_offsets:removed::before | 1.1.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: contourpy==1.1.1
```python
from contourpy.util.mpl_util import mpl_codes_to_offsets
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one... | runtime_audit_2 |
contourpy:1.2.0:contourpy.util.mpl_util.offsets_to_mpl_codes:removed: | contourpy | 208 | from contourpy.util.mpl_util import offsets_to_mpl_codes | contourpy.util.mpl_util.offsets_to_mpl_codes | removed | null | null | 1.1.1 | 1.2.0 | 2023-11-03 16:58:16.426761+00:00 | contourpy.util.mpl_util.offsets_to_mpl_codes does not exist in contourpy==1.2.0 (last present in 1.1.1) | contourpy:1.2.0:contourpy.util.mpl_util.offsets_to_mpl_codes:removed::after | 1.2.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: contourpy==1.2.0
```python
from contourpy.util.mpl_util import offsets_to_mpl_codes
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one... | runtime_audit_2 |
contourpy:1.2.0:contourpy.util.mpl_util.offsets_to_mpl_codes:removed: | contourpy | 208 | from contourpy.util.mpl_util import offsets_to_mpl_codes | contourpy.util.mpl_util.offsets_to_mpl_codes | removed | null | null | 1.1.1 | 1.2.0 | 2023-11-03 16:58:16.426761+00:00 | contourpy.util.mpl_util.offsets_to_mpl_codes does not exist in contourpy==1.2.0 (last present in 1.1.1) | contourpy:1.2.0:contourpy.util.mpl_util.offsets_to_mpl_codes:removed::before | 1.1.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: contourpy==1.1.1
```python
from contourpy.util.mpl_util import offsets_to_mpl_codes
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one... | runtime_audit_2 |
coverage:7.0.4:coverage.types.TConfigSection:removed: | coverage | 104 | from coverage.types import TConfigSection | coverage.types.TConfigSection | removed | null | null | 7.0.3 | 7.0.4 | 2023-01-07 21:57:31.414276+00:00 | coverage.types.TConfigSection does not exist in coverage==7.0.4 (last present in 7.0.3) | coverage:7.0.4:coverage.types.TConfigSection:removed::after | 7.0.4 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: coverage==7.0.4
```python
from coverage.types import TConfigSection
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or ... | runtime_audit_1 |
coverage:7.0.4:coverage.types.TConfigSection:removed: | coverage | 104 | from coverage.types import TConfigSection | coverage.types.TConfigSection | removed | null | null | 7.0.3 | 7.0.4 | 2023-01-07 21:57:31.414276+00:00 | coverage.types.TConfigSection does not exist in coverage==7.0.4 (last present in 7.0.3) | coverage:7.0.4:coverage.types.TConfigSection:removed::before | 7.0.3 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: coverage==7.0.3
```python
from coverage.types import TConfigSection
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or ... | runtime_audit_1 |
cron-descriptor:2.0.3:cron_descriptor.FormatException:removed: | cron-descriptor | 843 | from cron_descriptor import FormatException | cron_descriptor.FormatException | removed | null | null | 1.4.5 | 2.0.3 | 2025-08-25 21:48:14.896036+00:00 | cron_descriptor.FormatException does not exist in cron-descriptor==2.0.3 (last present in 1.4.5; first appears in 2.0.4) | cron-descriptor:2.0.3:cron_descriptor.FormatException:removed::after | 2.0.3 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cron-descriptor==2.0.3
```python
from cron_descriptor import FormatException
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cron-descriptor:2.0.3:cron_descriptor.FormatException:removed: | cron-descriptor | 843 | from cron_descriptor import FormatException | cron_descriptor.FormatException | removed | null | null | 1.4.5 | 2.0.3 | 2025-08-25 21:48:14.896036+00:00 | cron_descriptor.FormatException does not exist in cron-descriptor==2.0.3 (last present in 1.4.5; first appears in 2.0.4) | cron-descriptor:2.0.3:cron_descriptor.FormatException:removed::before | 1.4.5 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cron-descriptor==1.4.5
```python
from cron_descriptor import FormatException
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cron-descriptor:2.0.3:cron_descriptor.MissingFieldException:removed: | cron-descriptor | 843 | from cron_descriptor import MissingFieldException | cron_descriptor.MissingFieldException | removed | null | null | 1.4.5 | 2.0.3 | 2025-08-25 21:48:14.896036+00:00 | cron_descriptor.MissingFieldException does not exist in cron-descriptor==2.0.3 (last present in 1.4.5; first appears in 2.0.4) | cron-descriptor:2.0.3:cron_descriptor.MissingFieldException:removed::after | 2.0.3 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cron-descriptor==2.0.3
```python
from cron_descriptor import MissingFieldException
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cron-descriptor:2.0.3:cron_descriptor.MissingFieldException:removed: | cron-descriptor | 843 | from cron_descriptor import MissingFieldException | cron_descriptor.MissingFieldException | removed | null | null | 1.4.5 | 2.0.3 | 2025-08-25 21:48:14.896036+00:00 | cron_descriptor.MissingFieldException does not exist in cron-descriptor==2.0.3 (last present in 1.4.5; first appears in 2.0.4) | cron-descriptor:2.0.3:cron_descriptor.MissingFieldException:removed::before | 1.4.5 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cron-descriptor==1.4.5
```python
from cron_descriptor import MissingFieldException
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cryptography:49.0.0:cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types.CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES:removed: | cryptography | 9 | from cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types import CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES | cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types.CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES | removed | null | null | 48.0.1 | 49.0.0 | 2026-06-12 20:02:56.030004+00:00 | cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types.CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES does not exist in cryptography==49.0.0 (last present in 48.0.1) | cryptography:49.0.0:cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types.CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES:removed::after | 49.0.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cryptography==49.0.0
```python
from cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types import CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cryptography:49.0.0:cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types.CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES:removed: | cryptography | 9 | from cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types import CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES | cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types.CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES | removed | null | null | 48.0.1 | 49.0.0 | 2026-06-12 20:02:56.030004+00:00 | cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types.CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES does not exist in cryptography==49.0.0 (last present in 48.0.1) | cryptography:49.0.0:cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types.CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES:removed::before | 48.0.1 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cryptography==48.0.1
```python
from cryptography.hazmat.primitives.asymmetric.types import CERTIFICATE_PRIVATE_KEY_TYPES
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cssselect:1.6.0:cssselect.parser.Relation:param_removed:subselector | cssselect | 800 | from cssselect.parser import Relation
Relation(selector=..., combinator=..., subselector=...) | cssselect.parser.Relation | param_removed | subselector | null | 1.5.0 | 1.6.0 | 2026-10-09 20:05:08.215053+00:00 | cssselect.parser.Relation has no parameter 'combinator' in cssselect==1.6.0 (accepted up to 1.5.0) | cssselect:1.6.0:cssselect.parser.Relation:param_removed:subselector:after | 1.6.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cssselect==1.6.0
```python
from cssselect.parser import Relation
Relation(selector=..., combinator=..., subselector=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cssselect:1.6.0:cssselect.parser.Relation:param_removed:subselector | cssselect | 800 | from cssselect.parser import Relation
Relation(selector=..., combinator=..., subselector=...) | cssselect.parser.Relation | param_removed | subselector | null | 1.5.0 | 1.6.0 | 2026-10-09 20:05:08.215053+00:00 | cssselect.parser.Relation has no parameter 'combinator' in cssselect==1.6.0 (accepted up to 1.5.0) | cssselect:1.6.0:cssselect.parser.Relation:param_removed:subselector:before | 1.5.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cssselect==1.5.0
```python
from cssselect.parser import Relation
Relation(selector=..., combinator=..., subselector=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cssselect:1.6.0:cssselect.parser.Relation:param_renamed:combinator | cssselect | 800 | from cssselect.parser import Relation
Relation(selector=..., subselector=..., combinator=...) | cssselect.parser.Relation | param_renamed | combinator | combinator -> arguments | 1.5.0 | 1.6.0 | 2026-10-09 20:05:08.215053+00:00 | cssselect.parser.Relation has no parameter 'subselector' in cssselect==1.6.0 (accepted up to 1.5.0) | cssselect:1.6.0:cssselect.parser.Relation:param_renamed:combinator:after | 1.6.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cssselect==1.6.0
```python
from cssselect.parser import Relation
Relation(selector=..., subselector=..., combinator=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cssselect:1.6.0:cssselect.parser.Relation:param_renamed:combinator | cssselect | 800 | from cssselect.parser import Relation
Relation(selector=..., subselector=..., combinator=...) | cssselect.parser.Relation | param_renamed | combinator | combinator -> arguments | 1.5.0 | 1.6.0 | 2026-10-09 20:05:08.215053+00:00 | cssselect.parser.Relation has no parameter 'subselector' in cssselect==1.6.0 (accepted up to 1.5.0) | cssselect:1.6.0:cssselect.parser.Relation:param_renamed:combinator:before | 1.5.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cssselect==1.5.0
```python
from cssselect.parser import Relation
Relation(selector=..., subselector=..., combinator=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in ... | runtime_audit_2 |
cssselect2:0.8.0:cssselect2.SORT_KEY:removed: | cssselect2 | 441 | from cssselect2 import SORT_KEY | cssselect2.SORT_KEY | removed | null | null | 0.7.0 | 0.8.0 | 2025-03-05 14:46:06.463085+00:00 | cssselect2.SORT_KEY does not exist in cssselect2==0.8.0 (last present in 0.7.0) | cssselect2:0.8.0:cssselect2.SORT_KEY:removed::after | 0.8.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cssselect2==0.8.0
```python
from cssselect2 import SORT_KEY
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
cssselect2:0.8.0:cssselect2.SORT_KEY:removed: | cssselect2 | 441 | from cssselect2 import SORT_KEY | cssselect2.SORT_KEY | removed | null | null | 0.7.0 | 0.8.0 | 2025-03-05 14:46:06.463085+00:00 | cssselect2.SORT_KEY does not exist in cssselect2==0.8.0 (last present in 0.7.0) | cssselect2:0.8.0:cssselect2.SORT_KEY:removed::before | 0.7.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: cssselect2==0.7.0
```python
from cssselect2 import SORT_KEY
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid or invalid. | runtime_audit_2 |
curl-cffi:0.15.0:curl_cffi.AsyncWebSocket:param_removed:retry_on_recv_error | curl-cffi | 556 | from curl_cffi import AsyncWebSocket
AsyncWebSocket(session=..., curl=..., retry_on_recv_error=...) | curl_cffi.AsyncWebSocket | param_removed | retry_on_recv_error | null | 0.14.0 | 0.15.0 | 2026-04-03 11:12:19.694714+00:00 | curl_cffi.AsyncWebSocket has no parameter 'retry_on_recv_error' in curl-cffi==0.15.0 (accepted up to 0.14.0) | curl-cffi:0.15.0:curl_cffi.AsyncWebSocket:param_removed:retry_on_recv_error:after | 0.15.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: curl-cffi==0.15.0
```python
from curl_cffi import AsyncWebSocket
AsyncWebSocket(session=..., curl=..., retry_on_recv_error=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here va... | runtime_audit_1 |
curl-cffi:0.15.0:curl_cffi.AsyncWebSocket:param_removed:retry_on_recv_error | curl-cffi | 556 | from curl_cffi import AsyncWebSocket
AsyncWebSocket(session=..., curl=..., retry_on_recv_error=...) | curl_cffi.AsyncWebSocket | param_removed | retry_on_recv_error | null | 0.14.0 | 0.15.0 | 2026-04-03 11:12:19.694714+00:00 | curl_cffi.AsyncWebSocket has no parameter 'retry_on_recv_error' in curl-cffi==0.15.0 (accepted up to 0.14.0) | curl-cffi:0.15.0:curl_cffi.AsyncWebSocket:param_removed:retry_on_recv_error:before | 0.14.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: curl-cffi==0.14.0
```python
from curl_cffi import AsyncWebSocket
AsyncWebSocket(session=..., curl=..., retry_on_recv_error=...)
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here va... | runtime_audit_1 |
dacite:1.8.0:dacite.dataclasses.create_instance:removed: | dacite | 773 | from dacite.dataclasses import create_instance | dacite.dataclasses.create_instance | removed | null | null | 1.7.0 | 1.8.0 | 2023-01-26 12:33:59.274196+00:00 | dacite.dataclasses.create_instance does not exist in dacite==1.8.0 (last present in 1.7.0) | dacite:1.8.0:dacite.dataclasses.create_instance:removed::after | 1.8.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: dacite==1.8.0
```python
from dacite.dataclasses import create_instance
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid ... | runtime_audit_2 |
dacite:1.8.0:dacite.dataclasses.create_instance:removed: | dacite | 773 | from dacite.dataclasses import create_instance | dacite.dataclasses.create_instance | removed | null | null | 1.7.0 | 1.8.0 | 2023-01-26 12:33:59.274196+00:00 | dacite.dataclasses.create_instance does not exist in dacite==1.8.0 (last present in 1.7.0) | dacite:1.8.0:dacite.dataclasses.create_instance:removed::before | 1.7.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: dacite==1.7.0
```python
from dacite.dataclasses import create_instance
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: valid ... | runtime_audit_2 |
dask:2025.3.0:dask.array.reductions.partial_reduce:removed: | dask | 661 | from dask.array.reductions import partial_reduce | dask.array.reductions.partial_reduce | removed | null | null | 2025.2.0 | 2025.3.0 | 2025-03-21 22:18:07.656727+00:00 | dask.array.reductions.partial_reduce does not exist in dask==2025.3.0 (last present in 2025.2.0) | dask:2025.3.0:dask.array.reductions.partial_reduce:removed::after | 2025.3.0 | invalid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: dask==2025.3.0
```python
from dask.array.reductions import partial_reduce
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: val... | runtime_audit_1 |
dask:2025.3.0:dask.array.reductions.partial_reduce:removed: | dask | 661 | from dask.array.reductions import partial_reduce | dask.array.reductions.partial_reduce | removed | null | null | 2025.2.0 | 2025.3.0 | 2025-03-21 22:18:07.656727+00:00 | dask.array.reductions.partial_reduce does not exist in dask==2025.3.0 (last present in 2025.2.0) | dask:2025.3.0:dask.array.reductions.partial_reduce:removed::before | 2025.2.0 | valid | You are given a Python snippet and an installed library version.
Library: dask==2025.2.0
```python
from dask.array.reductions import partial_reduce
```
Ignoring the placeholder `...` argument values, is every library name, attribute and keyword argument used here valid in exactly this version? Answer with one word: val... | runtime_audit_1 |
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