Request: allowing `httpx` version 0.28

[jamesbraza]

https://github.com/encode/httpx/releases/tag/0.28.0 comes with some breaking changes, mainly on httpx.AsyncClient's app argument.

Trying to pull it in, I get blocked by ollama because it downpins httpx: https://github.com/ollama/ollama-python/blob/v0.4.2/pyproject.toml#L13

Can we move httpx = "^0.27.0" to httpx = ">=0.27"

[ParthSareen]

Hey @jamesbraza, thanks for bringing this up - we pin the version to not have unintended updates (like even the one you've mentioned) Will check this out a bit more bump the version!

[simonaubertbd]

Hello @jamesbraza It also means some incompatibility with jupyterlab as well.

[jedahan]

breaks llm-ollama plugin install as well, due to conflicts

[edspencer]

Wouldn't this existing PR address this?: #365

I'm not familiar with python packaging but the failing jobs there look like trivial dependency SHA checking problems that are probably addressable with a quick CLI command. Happy to dig and and try that but I'm guessing a repo maintainer could get that done in moments. Would love to be able to use the llm-ollama plugin (taketwo/llm-ollama#23)

[aboucaud]

Please consider merging the httpx dependency upgrade #365 so users of llm-ollama can continue using Ollama through their favorite CLI.

[atrawog]

Can I kindly ask for an httpx version bump too?

With everyone else starting to require httpx 0.28.x it's becoming literally impossible to use python-ollama in any somewhat sophisticated data analytics environment.

And I would really hate to nuke my perfectly fine working ollama setup and move back to hugging face transformers, just because of a small version conflict.

[Diegorro98]

Now that httpx has been upgraded to 0.28.1, can a release be created so that projects depending on this package can use httpx 0.28.1?

[ParthSareen]

Yes, cutting a release today! @Diegorro98

[ParthSareen]

https://github.com/ollama/ollama-python/releases/tag/v0.4.7 🥳

Sorry for the delay everyone! Going to be looking into loosening these deps a bit!