chore(deps): lock file maintenance #489
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🔧 This Pull Request updates lock files to use the latest dependency versions.
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These changes to
uv.lock
introduce a dependency lockfile that appears to pin package versions and metadata. However, a glance reveals that numerous packages haveupload-time
in the future, some as far ahead as 2025! This indicates that the lockfile was generated with potentially non-existent package versions or metadata. Using this lockfile would lead to unpredictable and likely broken builds as it relies on artifacts that are not yet available. Moreover, the lockfile targets Python 3.11 and 3.12 which are released versions, and an old Python 3.13. There is no reason to be targeting this version, and you should consider if this is the correct version you wish to target.A lockfile should only contain references to released and verifiable packages. It cannot include packages that have not yet been released.
You need to regenerate this lockfile using released versions of packages. Ensure that your system clock is correct and that your package resolution tool is configured to only consider released versions. Finally, double check that your dependencies are compatible with the Python versions you have targeted.