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0.135.0 (2026-10-28)

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  • api: sort API keys by last_used_at (3501230)

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Additive, backward-compatible OpenAPI/SDK typing and docs; no runtime logic changes in the Python client beyond passing the new query parameter.

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Release 0.135.0 bumps package version metadata (pyproject.toml, _version.py, release manifest) and adds a changelog entry for the API change below.

The API keys list client now accepts sort_by="last_used_at" on sync and async list() calls, alongside the existing created_at, name, and expires_at options. The APIKeyListParams TypedDict and method docstrings are updated to note that keys without expiry or without recorded use sort last when sorting by expires_at or last_used_at, in either direction.

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