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# What does this PR do? Rather than have a single `LLAMA_STACK_VERSION`, we need to have a `_V1`, `_V1ALPHA`, and `_V1BETA` constant. This also necessitated addition of `level` to the `WebMethod` so that routing can be handeled properly. For backwards compat, the `v1` routes are being kept around and marked as `deprecated`. When used, the server will log a deprecation warning. Deprecation log: <img width="1224" height="134" alt="Screenshot 2025-09-25 at 2 43 36 PM" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0cc7c245-dafc-48f0-be99-269fb9a686f9" /> move: 1. post_training to `v1alpha` as it is under heavy development and not near its final state 2. eval: job scheduling is not implemented. Relies heavily on the datasetio API which is under development missing implementations of specific routes indicating the structure of those routes might change. Additionally eval depends on the `inference` API which is going to be deprecated, eval will likely need a major API surface change to conform to using completions properly implements leveling in #3317 note: integration tests will fail until the SDK is regenerated with v1alpha/inference as opposed to v1/inference ## Test Plan existing tests should pass with newly generated schema. Conformance will also pass as these routes are not the ones we currently test for stability Signed-off-by: Charlie Doern <cdoern@redhat.com> |
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Llama Stack Documentation
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