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build(deps): bump the python-deps group across 1 directory with 6 updates #453

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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions pyproject.toml
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Expand Up @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ dependencies = [
# sustained churn (bounded + reclaimable index dir, no compaction crash) — see
# docs/cascade_runbook.md. Never widen this floor back below 0.34 (older lance
# cannot read v8 data).
"lancedb>=0.34.0,<0.35.0", # Vector + BM25 + scalar filter (Arrow-based)
"lancedb>=0.34.0,<0.39.0", # Vector + BM25 + scalar filter (Arrow-based)
# Floor, not a new package: lancedb pulls pyarrow in anyway. 25.0.1 stops
# the per-value `import pytz` attempt in to_pylist() (24 walked sys.path
# for every tz-aware timestamp) and materialises rows without a Scalar
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"anyio>=4.0", # Async file I/O (anyio.Path, to_thread.run_sync) for the markdown layer

# Algorithm library (everalgo monorepo, published on PyPI).
"everalgo-user-memory==0.4.0",
"everalgo-agent-memory==0.4.0",
"everalgo-user-memory==0.7.0",
"everalgo-agent-memory==0.5.1",
"everalgo-rank==0.4.1",
"everalgo-knowledge==0.1.1",
"everalgo-knowledge==0.2.1",

# everalgo's own transitive layer, pinned to what this repo's uv.lock —
# and therefore the whole test suite — actually resolves. The packages
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# (`memorize.mode = "agent"`) install of 1.2.3 while every local suite
# stayed green on the locked 0.2.1. Raise these deliberately, together
# with a run of the release smoke against a PyPI-resolved install.
"everalgo-boundary==0.2.1",
"everalgo-core==0.3.0",
"everalgo-boundary==0.3.0",
"everalgo-core==0.5.1",
"everalgo-clustering==0.2.1",
]

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