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* fix: add flag for disabling use_aiohttp_transport * feat: add _create_async_transport * feat: fixes for transport * add httpx-aiohttp * feat: fixes for transport * refactor: fixes for transport * build: fix deps * fixes: test fixes * fix: ensure aiohttp does not auto set content type * test: test fixes * feat: add LiteLLMAiohttpTransport * fix: fixes for responses API handling * test: fixes for responses API handling * test: fixes for responses API handling * feat: fixes for transport * fix: base embedding handler * test: test_async_http_handler_force_ipv4 * test: fix failing deepeval test * fix: add YARL for bedrock urls * fix: issues with transport * fix: comment out linting issues * test fix * test: XAI is unstable * test: fixes for using respx * test: XAI fixes * test: XAI fixes * test: infinity testing fixes * docs(config_settings.md): document param * test: test_openai_image_edit_litellm_sdk * test: remove deprecated test * bump respx==0.22.0 * test: test_xai_message_name_filtering * test: fix anthropic test after bumping httpx * use n 4 for mapped tests (#11109) * fix: use 1 session per event loop * test: test_client_session_helper * fix: linting error * fix: resolving GET requests on httpx 0.28.1 * test fixes proxy unit tests * fix: add ssl verify settings * fix: proxy unit tests * fix: refactor * tests: basic unit tests for aiohttp transports * tests: fixes xai --------- Co-authored-by: Krrish Dholakia <krrishdholakia@gmail.com>
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