Update tools.pex dependencies #425
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benjyw
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Nov 25, 2024
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Hm, looks like circleci isn't running properly at the moment. I don't seem to have control of this (e.g. logging into Circle CI I can see a Pantsbuild org, but no pipelines within it). @benjyw do you happen to know how/if we have control of Circle CI account we can trigger here? Alternatively, we can do #424 : |
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Hm, actually, maybe it does work... CircleCI ran in #428, and I can see things in the circle CI UI now: https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/pantsbuild/scie-pants Maybe logging in at all was enough to re-invigorate it... I'll attempt to retrigger here. |
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Yep, got the ✅s now. Thanks for listening. |
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As preparation for #424, this just updates all of the Python dependencies of tools.pex to their latest versions.
This is a separate PR to #426 so that we can bisect and more easily tell the difference between "problem caused by dependency upgrade" vs. "problem caused by ICs change", if there are problems.