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feat: add support for streamable http in the mcp-run-python tool#2230
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PR Change SummaryAdded support for streamable HTTP in the MCP Run Python Tool, enhancing its functionality for stateful requests without requiring a persistent connection.
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@Kigstn Thanks, looks great! Just one question
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Why were these additions necessary?
This PR adds support for streamable HTTP in the MCP Run Python Tool.
Implementation logic is 80% copied fromthe reference implementation, just adapated to work with the existing structure :)
Also added testing for this
Fixes#2059