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fix: cap mcp below 2 so uipath-dev-mcp starts on a fresh install - #144
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Hi, just checking whether this one is on your radar. It's a small fix ( |
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hi @vishalhabib99 |
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please also bump the patch version of uipath-mcp so the changes are published to pypi
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Thanks @radu-mocanu! Bumped the patch version to 0.0.88 (pyproject.toml + the uv.lock entry), since 0.0.87 is already on PyPI. If you meant a different package by |
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uipath-dev0.0.86 on PyPI requiresmcp[cli]>=1.0.0with no upper bound, so a freshuv add uipath-devorpip install uipath-devresolves mcp 2.3.0.src/uipath/dev/mcp/__init__.pyimportsfrom mcp.server.fastmcp import Context, FastMCP, and mcp 2.x removed that module, souipath-dev-mcpfails on startup:The repo's own
uv.lockpins mcp 1.26.0, so development checkouts are fine. Only installs from PyPI are affected.Change
mcp[cli]>=1.0.0,<2inpyproject.toml, with the matching specifier inuv.lock. The locked version (1.26.0) is unchanged. Moving to the mcp 2.x API (MCPServer) can be a separate change.Checked
uv pip compile(Python 3.12)from mcp.server.fastmcp import Context, FastMCPuipath-devas publishedmcp==2.3.0ModuleNotFoundErrormcp[cli]>=1.0.0,<2mcp==1.30.0The fix reaches users with the next release.