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| "pytest-cov>=5.0.0", | ||
| "ruff>=0.15.0", | ||
| "ty>=0.0.13", | ||
| "ruff==0.15.7", |
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Ruff should be stable within minor releases, so maybe you'd want this instead?
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| "ruff==0.15.7", | |
| "ruff~=0.15.0", |
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Do we need to be this precise? I ask since the version of ruff that comes packaged with EB 2025b toolchains is 0.14.3. (But maybe this is only ever used as part of a developer's venv and it's not an issue for central installations).
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Pin ruff and ty versions. This resolves the current issues in the develop branch and prevents similar dependency-related regressions going forward