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pipecat-moss: release 0.2.0 from this tree with the 0.1.0 port - #570
pipecat-moss has two publish paths. usemoss/pipecat-moss published 0.1.0 to PyPI on 2026-10-23 (the port to moss 1.20 and pipecat-ai 1.8) with no license metadata. This tree was at 0.0.5, never published, with the BSD-2-Clause metadata (#553) and #562. Each lacked the other's changes, and a dispatch of publish-pipecat-moss.yml here would have uploaded 0.0.5 after 0.1.0.
This PR makes this tree the one source and readies 0.2.0:
From 0.1.0:moss>=1.20.0,<2, pipecat-ai>=1.8,<2, the MutationOptions and QueryOptions re-exports, its tests, the demo fix for pipecat 1.13, and handling LLMContextFrame only (the user aggregator consumes LLMMessagesUpdateFrame). Its 0.1.0 changelog section comes along.
Kept from here: the license metadata and SPDX headers, cache_path, auto_refresh, and forwarding the received frame, also after a failed retrieval, with the exception on the ErrorFrame.
Passages no longer pile up: each query replaces the passages the processor added for the last one, so each processor keeps only its latest retrieval in the context instead of every turn's.
Dependencies: the runner extra moves to the dev group, since only the examples use it.
Publish workflow: it refuses a version below any PyPI release (PEP 440, pre-releases included) and lets the same version rerun. Every Python 3.11 to 3.14 leg tests the built wheel, and a separate job uploads and tags only after all of them pass.
After this merges and 0.2.0 publishes, usemoss/pipecat-moss's publish.yml goes away and that repository can be archived.
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New Features
Added disk caching and index loading for Moss retrieval.
Added configurable blending of semantic and keyword scoring, defaulting to 0.8.
Exported mutation and query options for package users.
Bug Fixes
Retrieval failures now report the original error, and missing credentials raise a ValueError.
Non-context frames pass through unchanged; retrieval no longer runs on message-update frames.
Compatibility
Supports Python 3.11–3.14, Pipecat 1.8 or later but below 2.0, and Moss 1.20 or later but below 2.0.
Documentation
Updated the retrieval demo to omit RTVI integration.
usemoss/pipecat-moss published 0.1.0 (moss 1.20, pipecat-ai 1.8) without
license metadata. This tree takes those changes on top of cache_path,
auto_refresh and the frame forwarding fix, and becomes the only publish path.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The PR updates pipecat-moss to version 0.2.0, changes package requirements and exports, and adds PyPI release checks. It revises documentation and adds retrieval and service tests. The processor now passes formatted retrieval errors and the original exception to push_error. The demo removes RTVI processor and observer wiring.
The package version changes to 0.2.0. Runtime and development requirements, public exports, compatibility and query documentation, and changelog entries are updated.
The publish workflow retrieves PyPI release metadata and compares published versions with the package version. Python 3.10 is removed from the build matrix. The workflow runs package tests against the installed wheel.
Retrieval error reporting and validation packages/pipecat-moss/src/pipecat_moss/moss_index_processor.py, packages/pipecat-moss/tests/test_moss_index_processor.py, packages/pipecat-moss/examples/moss-retrieval-demo.py
The processor retrieves for LLMContextFrame and passes formatted retrieval errors and the original exception to push_error. Tests cover retrieval, frame forwarding, query behavior, and credential handling. The demo removes RTVI processor and observer wiring.
usemoss/moss#521: The PR adds tests for pipecat-moss retrieval and frame handling, which covers part of the requested test coverage. It does not add tests for the other integrations requested by the issue.
Possibly related PRs
usemoss/moss#562: It introduces pipecat-moss retrieval and credential behaviors that this PR retains or documents while updating the package release contract.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review 7fc87
The release workflow can publish to PyPI before tests on the other supported Python versions (3.12–3.14) have finished or passed. This is an existing workflow weakness that the new test step does not fully close. The package and processor changes look sound, so this can be fixed in a follow-up or accepted by the maintainers before the 0.2.0 release.
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Pass the message string to pusherror, not an ErrorFrame.
137-137: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Pass the message string to push_error, not an ErrorFrame.
push_error takes error_msg: str and creates the ErrorFrame itself. Passing an ErrorFrame produces ErrorFrame(error=<ErrorFrame>). The upstream frame then carries a frame object in its error field. Consumers that expect a string there, such as the RTVI error path reported in pipecat issue #4408, can fail when they serialize it.
The retrieval-failure test checks only that the upstream frame is an ErrorFrame. It does not check the error value, so this defect passes the test.
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In packages/pipecat-moss/src/pipecat_moss/moss_index_processor.py:
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Review comment at @packages/pipecat-moss/tests/test_moss_index_processor.py at
line 137:
Update the retrieval-failure handling in the Moss index processor to pass the
error message string to push_error, which constructs the ErrorFrame itself;
remove the ErrorFrame import if it is no longer used. In
test_a_failed_retrieval_still_forwards_the_frame, assert that the forwarded
frame’s error field is a string.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/publish-pipecat-moss.yml:
- Line 151: Move the Publish to PyPI and Tag release steps out of the
build-and-publish matrix job into a separate job that depends on all matrix legs
succeeding. Transfer the built distributions between jobs with upload and
download artifact steps, and give the publish job its own checkout with full
history and contents: write permission for tagging.
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Part of MOS-615.
pipecat-mosshas two publish paths. usemoss/pipecat-moss published 0.1.0 to PyPI on 2026-10-23 (the port tomoss1.20 andpipecat-ai1.8) with no license metadata. This tree was at 0.0.5, never published, with the BSD-2-Clause metadata (#553) and #562. Each lacked the other's changes, and a dispatch ofpublish-pipecat-moss.ymlhere would have uploaded 0.0.5 after 0.1.0.This PR makes this tree the one source and readies 0.2.0:
moss>=1.20.0,<2,pipecat-ai>=1.8,<2, theMutationOptionsandQueryOptionsre-exports, its tests, the demo fix for pipecat 1.13, and handlingLLMContextFrameonly (the user aggregator consumesLLMMessagesUpdateFrame). Its 0.1.0 changelog section comes along.cache_path,auto_refresh, and forwarding the received frame, also after a failed retrieval, with the exception on theErrorFrame.runnerextra moves to the dev group, since only the examples use it.After this merges and 0.2.0 publishes, usemoss/pipecat-moss's
publish.ymlgoes away and that repository can be archived.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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ValueError.