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IFPydantic v1 validation errors for UpdateGenerationBody when using langfuse SDK with OpenAI models that return empty objects for `prompt_tokens_details` or `completion_tokens_details` (e.g., `{}`).
THENEnsure the OpenAI response usage object contains all expected subfields with integer values. If using models like `o1-preview` that return empty details, consider upgrading langfuse SDK to a version that handles this gracefully (fix under development). As a temporary workaround, switch to a model version that returns full usage details (e.g., `gpt-4o-2024-11-20` with non-empty details).
IFSame root cause as above, but this pattern proposes a dedicated compatibility layer.
THENCreate a parseWithZod function that detects the Zod version via '_zod' property and delegates parsing accordingly, encapsulating version-specific logic for reuse.
IFMCP SDK directly calls Zod v3 internal methods (_parse, _def) that have changed or been removed in Zod v4.
THENUpdate MCP SDK to declare Zod as a peer dependency (^3.25.0 || ^4.0.0) and implement version detection using the '_zod' property. Use top-level z.parse() for Zod v4 and schema.parse() for Zod v3.
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