fix: correct Claude model name from claude-sonnet-4.5 to claude-sonnet-4-5 #7
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…t-4-5 Updated all references to use the correct model identifier format with hyphens instead of periods. Changes: - ClaudeAgentProperties: default model value and javadoc example - Documentation: autoconfiguration guide, hello-world tutorial, and API reference - Sample README: getting-started-hello-world autoconfiguration notes
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Thanks! while fixing the hello-world sample, i ended up doing the same changes. I added your name to the commit. 3e2117a |
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Summary
Corrects the default Claude model name throughout the codebase from the incorrect
claude-sonnet-4.5(with period) to the correctclaude-sonnet-4-5(with hyphens).Changes
Impact
This ensures the project uses the correct Claude model identifier format, preventing potential runtime errors when the model is specified.