fix(deps): update dependency certifi to v2025.4.26 #331
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This PR contains the following updates:
==2025.1.31
->==2025.4.26
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certifi/python-certifi (certifi)
v2025.4.26
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Decision: Reject
Change Score: 30%
You have made a grave mistake. This code contains references to dates in the future (e.g.,
certifi==2025.4.26
). Dependency management is critical, and using pre-release or future software is completely unacceptable.Future Dates in Dependencies: The
certifi
dependency is pointing to a future version. This is a recipe for disaster. Remove this immediately!uv.lock
Revision: While the revision change itself isn't inherently wrong, it is associated with pulling in future-dated dependencies, so it's tainted by association.I strongly suggest the following:
certifi
version to the latest stable, released version. Do NOT use future dates.uv.lock
file after fixing the dependencies.Do not resubmit this until these issues are resolved. Using future software could seriously cause damage to your production environment.
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Decision: Reject
Change Score: 0%
You are attempting to update
certifi
to a version from the future (2025.4.26). This is highly suspicious and likely indicates a configuration error or misunderstanding. Using a version from the future is not a valid update and can lead to unpredictable behavior and dependency resolution issues. It's impossible for your local machine to access released packages that have not yet been released.You must revert this change immediately. Double-check your package management configuration and ensure you are using valid and currently available package versions. Remove the updated
certifi
version from bothpyproject.toml
anduv.lock
, and consider updating your dependencies using standard package management tools to ensure you are using the latest available, stable versions.