Python API examples not correct

[Matt_Calder]

Python API search_recency_filter not supported

The documentation shows a search_recency_filter arg in the Python API:

# For general information and current events
web_search = client.search.create(
    query="latest tech news",
    search_mode="web",
    search_recency_filter="day"
)

Expected Behavior

I expect the parameter to be in the API

Actual Behavior

TypeError: SearchResource.create() got an unexpected keyword argument ‘search_recency_filter’

Steps to Reproduce

1. Call the API in the documented way.
2. Observe the unexpected behavior.

Environment

• API Version: ?
• SDK (if applicable): 0.11.0
• Operating System: Linux

[kremalicious]

FYI, this is the same with the TypeScript SDK, it seems that in general search_recency_filter is not implemented in the API endpoint. The API docs say it is, but the API reference does not list it. And the SDK typings do not have it either.

And there are more discrepancies between docs and implementation, started to collect them here:

Search API implementation and SDKs do not match API docs

Describe the Bug There are significant differences between the Search API docs, the actual implementation shown in the Search API references and the SDKs: `search_recency_filter` does not exist as option in endpoint or Typescript SDK or Python SDK, the latter being reported here return_imagescan be sent but Typescript SDK does not include it in the SearchCreateResponse.Result for many options there’s a discrepancy in casing between docs and SDKs, e.g all Quick Start examples for Typescri…

[iam]

Similar issue here. Just want to note that search_domain_filterand other Date Range Filtering related arguments are also not working.

[Kesku]

Hey all! We’ve made some fixes regarding this, is anyone still experiencing any issues with the above filters?