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    DSPy 3.4 prerelease moves off LiteLLM, contributor says

    The contributor says LiteLLM had made DSPy slow to import and added many dependencies—and that moving away from it resolves those problems.

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    A DSPy contributor announced the 3.4 prerelease on September 11, saying the project is moving off LiteLLM to resolve slow imports and reduce dependencies. Another post sharing the 3.4.0b1 beta describes the new language-model engine as much faster and lighter, but urges users to test it, warning of likely edge cases.

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    @MaximeRivestDSPy 3.4 release candidate it out, we are moving off litellm. It always bothered me how slow dspy was to import and how many deps it had because of litellm. No longer the case!

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    @MaximeRivestDSPy 3.4 release candidate it out, we are moving off litellm. It always bothered me how slow dspy was to import and how many deps it had because of litellm. No longer the case!