pydantic/pydantic: core-v2.48.0
pydantic-core release v2.48.0
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pydantic-core release v2.48.0
Close idle HTTP/1 keep-alive connections during graceful shutdown and let active connections finish only their current request before closing.
Close idle HTTP/1 keep-alive connections during graceful server shutdown and close active connections after their current request finishes.
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