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chore(main): release 7.19.0 - #829
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Approving. This bumps the SDK's version number to 7.19.0 and adds the changelog entry for the usage-redaction and volume-normalization features that already merged — I checked it line by line and it matches exactly what the automated release process would have produced on its own.
One thing worth flagging before this merges, since it changes what happens next: I dug into why the automated release process didn't create this PR itself. The description on the feature PR this is releasing (#828) had a code example with nested parentheses in it, and the tool that reads commit messages to decide what to release choked on that exact line. That's now permanently part of that commit's history, so every time this happens again (on every future push to main), the same tool will hit the same error and quietly do nothing — no new release, no publish — until something gives it a reason to stop looking at that old commit.
Merging this PR fixes the version numbers and changelog, but it won't by itself make the package publish to PyPI, because that step only fires automatically when the release tool creates the release itself, which isn't what's happening here. The actual unblock is to manually tag this merge as v7.19.0 once it lands, so future runs stop tripping over the old broken commit — and then publish to PyPI needs a manual step too, since I don't have access to do that part. Let me know if you've already got that covered, or if you'd like me to do the tagging piece once this is in.
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7.19.0 (2026-11-12)
Features
redact_usagecontrol to Listen V1 and V2 clients. Active Flux sessions can update it throughListenV2Configure, andListenV2ConfigureSuccessreports the active setting. (#828) (0487431)normalize_volumecontrol for batch and WebSocket synthesis. Expand the typed Flux voice catalog with new multilingual voices, including support for Deepgram Agent TTS providers. (#828) (0487431)Highlights
This PR was prepared for the Deepgram Python SDK release workflow.