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IFcontext.report_progress does not send notifications on streamable-http transport because related_request_id is missing.
THENIn the report_progress method in fastmcp/server.py, add the argument related_request_id=self.request_id to the send_progress_notification call. This ensures progress notifications are correctly associated with the request and delivered via the correct SSE stream.
IFUsing `context.report_progress` in a FastMCP server with `streamable-http` transport fails to send progress notifications.
THENModify the `report_progress` method in `src/mcp/server/fastmcp/server.py` to include `related_request_id=self.request_id` when calling `send_progress_notification`. This ensures progress notifications are routed correctly over the POST-initiated SSE stream.
IFWhen using `context.report_progress()` with streamable-http transport, no progress notifications are sent to the client.
THENIn the `report_progress` method of `FastMCP Context`, add the `related_request_id=self.request_id` parameter to the call to `send_progress_notification`. As a temporary workaround, call `session.send_progress_notification` directly with the correct `request_id`.
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