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Playbooks: document choosing the Python SDK version (v4 or v5) - #482
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Playbooks can now run on the Python SDK v5, so this page no longer says v5 is unsupported.
sdk_versionfield (absent, empty or"4"= v4;"5"= v5), whatsdkis under each version, v5 specifics (JSON-serializable return value,is_interactiveis v4-only, background work stops whenplaybook()returns) and a v5 example playbook.The v5 example playbook and the v5 calling example were run against a live organization before writing them here.
mkdocs build --strictandmarkdownlint-cli2pass locally.The web app's SDK selector mentioned on the page ships with the next web app release.
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