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Harry 736d178485 feat(github_trigger): update trigger configurations and remove deprecated files

- Added a new trigger configuration for `pull_request_merged.yaml` to enhance event handling.
- Updated the `deployment_status_created.py` to return event variables correctly.
- Expanded the `deployment_status_created.yaml` with additional properties for better event context.
- Removed obsolete trigger files related to discussions and issues, streamlining the trigger set.

These changes improve the overall functionality and maintainability of the GitHub trigger integration.

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.mkdocs

feat: generate docs automatically (#121 )

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.vscode

feat(trigger): refactor trigger system with enhanced provider capabilities

2025-08-27 21:42:48 +08:00

dify_plugin

feat(trigger): introduce new error class and enhance event payload handling

2025-09-19 13:17:59 +08:00

examples

feat(github_trigger): update trigger configurations and remove deprecated files

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scripts

feat[0.3.0]: add plugin runner functionality (#144 )

2025-05-19 14:56:13 +08:00

tests

feat(trigger): enhance GitHub trigger event handling and update version

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.gitignore

add endpoint model name in credentials for openai compatible interface (#24 )

2025-06-27 23:58:22 +08:00

.ruff.toml

ci(python): Add CI Pipeline for Python SDK (#72 )

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LICENSE

ci(python): Add CI Pipeline for Python SDK (#72 )

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pdm.lock

update gevent~=25.5.1 (#157 )

2025-06-27 15:56:42 +08:00

pyproject.toml

chore: bump dify_plugin version to 0.6.0b1 in pyproject.toml and requirements.txt

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README.md

docs/bump up sdk ver guide (#174 )

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README.md

Dify Plugin SDK

A Python SDK for building plugins for Dify.

Version Management

This SDK follows Semantic Versioning (a.b.c):

a: Major version - Indicates significant architectural changes or incompatible API modifications
b: Minor version - Indicates new feature additions while maintaining backward compatibility
c: Patch version - Indicates backward-compatible bug fixes

For SDK Users

When depending on this SDK, it's recommended to specify version constraints that:

Allow patch and minor updates for bug fixes and new features
Prevent major version updates to avoid breaking changes

Example in your project's dependency management:

dify_plugin>=0.3.0,<0.5.0