Fix distributed issues with latest pydantic version #1859
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates dependency version constraints in the project configuration file. It tightens the pydantic upper bound from Changes
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Python version requirement: >= 3.10 and < 3.14
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📚 Learning: 2025-11-24T16:45:09.996Z
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Learning: Applies to pyproject.toml : Python version requirement: >= 3.10 and < 3.14
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Learning: Applies to **/*.py : Use ruff check for import hygiene and style enforcement with line-length 100 configured in pyproject.toml
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pyproject.toml (3)
130-146: Inconsistency with AI summary regarding pytest-timeout removal.The AI summary mentions removing the
dependency-groups.devsection withpytest-timeout>=2.4.0, but the provided code still shows thedevoptional-dependency group (lines 130–146) without evidence of pytest-timeout removal. Clarify whether this change was actually applied.
10-10: Python version constraint is compliant.The Python version requirement
>=3.10,<3.14at line 10 aligns with the coding guideline requirement.
25-25: Reconsider the restrictive pydantic upper bound constraint.The pydantic constraint
<2.12.0is overly restrictive with only ~1.5 minor versions allowed (from 2.10.5). While this was an intentional change, the constraint severely limits future compatibility and bug fixes. The codebase uses only stable pydantic features (BaseModel, Field, etc.) that are compatible across minor versions. Consider either:
- Widening to
<3.0.0to allow more flexibility within the major version, or- Documenting the specific incompatibility requiring the 2.12.0 upper bound
Note:
pydantic-settings>=2.2.1,<3uses a more permissive upper bound, suggesting inconsistency in version strategy across pydantic packages.
| "filetype>=1.2.0,<2.0.0", | ||
| "aiohttp>=3.11.14,<4.0.0", | ||
| "aiofiles>=23.2.1,<24.0.0", | ||
| "aiofiles>=23.2.1", |
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aiofiles latest version 2024 2025 breaking changes
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Short summary of breaking / notable changes in aiofiles (2024–2025):
- Latest published releases: 24.1.0 (Jun 24, 2024) and 25.1.0 (Oct 9, 2025). [1][2]
- Breaking/compatibility changes you should know:
- Python support changes: 24.1.0 dropped Python 3.7; 25.1.0 drops Python 3.8 and adds Python 3.14 support. If you need older Python, pin to the appropriate older release (23.2.1 for 3.7, 24.1.0 for 3.8). [1][2]
- Async API/idioms: 24.1.0 moved to more modern async idioms — removed use of types.coroutine and changed AiofilesContextManager to be an awaitable (not a coroutine), which can affect code that relied on the previous coroutine behavior. [1]
- Other additions/changes: new aiofiles.os.* helpers (abspath, getcwd, statvfs, ismount added across 23.2.0–24.1.0) and small import/OS-compatibility fixes (conditional imports to fix Android/Windows). These are mostly additive but may change import behavior on some platforms. [1]
Sources:
- aiofiles GitHub releases / changelog. [1]
- aiofiles PyPI release history. [2]
If you want, I can list exact lines of code to change (example fixes) for the AiofilesContextManager awaitable migration.
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aiofiles changelog major releases compatibility
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Summary of aiofiles major-release compatibility changes
- v23.2.0 / v23.2.1 — added testing / fixes for Python 3.12 (23.2.0 was yanked for a Windows import issue; 23.2.1 is the safe patch). [1][2]
- v24.1.0 — added testing on Python 3.13 and dropped Python 3.7 support (note: maintainers say “If you require [3.7], use 23.2.1”). [2]
- v25.1.0 — adds Python 3.14 support and drops Python 3.8 support (maintainers note “If you require [3.8], use 24.1.0”). [3][4]
If you need a specific Python-version compatibility (e.g., 3.7 or 3.8), stick to the maintained version the project points to in the release notes above.
Sources: GitHub releases and PyPI release history. [1] GitHub: v23.2.0 / v23.2.1 release notes. [2] GitHub: v24.1.0 release notes. [3] GitHub: v25.1.0 release notes. [4] PyPI release history for aiofiles.
Test against aiofiles 24.1.0+ before removing upper bound—breaking async API changes exist.
Removing the upper bound creates real compatibility risk: aiofiles 24.1.0+ introduced breaking changes to the async API (AiofilesContextManager is now an awaitable instead of a coroutine). Ensure code has been tested against versions 24.1.0 and 25.1.0 to verify no awaitable/coroutine migration issues arise.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In pyproject.toml around line 36, the dependency change removes the upper bound
for aiofiles but aiofiles 24.1.0+ introduced breaking async API changes
(AiofilesContextManager became awaitable), so either restore an explicit upper
bound (e.g., <24.1.0) or update code to be compatible with both behaviors and
confirm with tests on 24.1.0 and 25.1.0: audit every aiofiles.open / context
manager usage and replace coroutine-style usages with the new pattern that
awaits the AiofilesContextManager before using it (or use a wrapper helper to
support both awaitable and coroutine returns), run the test suite and
integration tests against aiofiles 24.1.0 and 25.1.0, and only remove the upper
bound once tests pass.
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Test latest poetry lock with distributed CI/CD
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