Pydantic has announced it is taking over the maintenance and development of the HTTPX Python client library. The project will now be known as HTTPX2, ensuring its continued evolution and support for the Python community.
This move addresses the limited recent activity on the original HTTPX project, providing a reliable path forward for users who depend on the library for critical production systems.
HTTPX2 is a fully featured HTTP client library for Python, supporting both HTTP/1.1 and HTTP/2 protocols. It offers both synchronous and asynchronous APIs, catering to various application needs.
The library maintains a broadly requests-compatible API, making it familiar to many Python developers. It also includes an integrated command-line client for direct use from the terminal.
Pydantic's stewardship emphasizes stability and timely security updates for HTTPX2. The project aims to honor the original design principles of HTTPX while carefully evolving the library.
This commitment is crucial for a library that serves as a foundational component in many production environments, ensuring its reliability and security for the Python ecosystem.
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Pydantic has assumed stewardship of the HTTPX Python client library, renaming it HTTPX2, to ensure continued maintenance and security updates. This transition provides a maintained path forward for users relying on HTTPX in production systems.