Move this week's lock bump with a resolver, and keep atheris under 3.1 - #233
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Dependabot edits pins in place, one package at a time, which is the whole reason the inputs live in `requirements/in/`: with no `.in` beside a `.txt` it may not run pip-compile. That works until a bump needs another package to move with it, and #231 was three of those at once. Every lock it touched failed to install: atheris 3.1.0 publishes wheels for CPython 3.12 to 3.14 and no sdist, and fuzz.yml runs 3.11, so `fuzz` had no distribution to install. The bound in requirements/in/atheris.in says exactly this, and Dependabot raised it to <3.2 to make room for the pin, which is what it does with a source bound that blocks an update. uuid-utils 1.0.0 against the langchain-core the adapters lock already pinned, and chardet 7.6.0 against cyclonedx-bom in the SBOM lock, were both ResolutionImpossible: `adapters` and `package` never got as far as a test. So `scripts/lock.sh`'s own resolver moves them instead, with `--upgrade-package` naming the eight this group proposed that are not atheris. Four move: ast-serialize 0.11.2, httpcore2 and httpx2 2.13.0, uvicorn 0.53.0. Four stay, because at today's langchain-core, pydantic and cyclonedx-bom there is no resolution that takes them: uuid-utils, websockets, pydantic-core and chardet keep the versions main has. They move when what constrains them does, which is a lock file telling the truth rather than a pin nobody can install. The ignore in dependabot.yml is what stops the atheris half reopening weekly, and it is worth nothing if it drifts from the bound it defends, so a test asserts the two carry the same number and fails if either moves alone. Lift both together when the fuzz job's Python version moves. Supersedes #231. Signed-off-by: arpan <contact@arpanghoshal.com>
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- Line 150: Update the test around the source requirement assertion to parse the
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| ignored = {entry["dependency-name"]: entry["versions"] for entry in locks.get("ignore", [])} | ||
| assert ignored.get("atheris") == [">=3.1"], "the atheris ignore is gone or has moved" | ||
| source = (REPO_ROOT / "requirements" / "in" / "atheris.in").read_text() | ||
| assert "atheris<3.1" in source, "the bound moved and the ignore did not" |
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Parse the active Atheris requirement. The raw substring check can pass when atheris<3.1 appears only in a comment. Parse the non-comment entry with packaging.requirements.Requirement, then assert str(requirement.specifier) == "<3.1".
| assert "atheris<3.1" in source, "the bound moved and the ignore did not" | |
| from packaging.requirements import Requirement | |
| requirement = next( | |
| Requirement(line) | |
| for line in source.splitlines() | |
| if line.strip() and not line.lstrip().startswith("#") | |
| ) | |
| assert requirement.name == "atheris" | |
| assert str(requirement.specifier) == "<3.1", "the bound moved and the ignore did not" |
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In `@tests/test_repository_signals.py` at line 150, Update the test around the
source requirement assertion to parse the first non-comment entry with
packaging.requirements.Requirement, then assert its name is atheris and its
specifier string is “<3.1”; remove the raw substring-only check so commented
text cannot satisfy the test.
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Replaces #231, which was red on
fuzz,adaptersandpackage. All three were install failures, not test failures, and each needed a package other than the bumped one to move:atheris.txtatheris==3.1.0fuzz.ymlruns 3.11.adapters.txtuuid-utils==1.0.0ResolutionImpossibleagainst thelangchain-corethe same lock pins.sbom.txtchardet==7.6.0ResolutionImpossibleagainstcyclonedx-bom.Dependabot edits pins in place, one package at a time, which is what
requirements/in/is arranged to make it do. That is right until a bump needs a neighbour to move with it. Soscripts/lock.sh's resolver moved this group instead,--upgrade-packagenaming the eight that are not atheris.Four moved:
ast-serialize0.11.1 → 0.11.2,httpcore2andhttpx22.12.0 → 2.13.0,uvicorn0.52.4 → 0.53.0.Four stayed, because at today's
langchain-core,pydanticandcyclonedx-bomno resolution takes them:uuid-utils,websockets,pydantic-core,chardet. They move when what constrains them does.atherisstays at 3.0.0. #231 raised the bound inrequirements/in/atheris.infrom<3.1to<3.2to make room for the pin, which is what Dependabot does with a source bound that blocks an update, and the comment directly above that line says why the bound is there.dependabot.ymlnow ignoresatheris >=3.1so the same unbuildable PR does not reopen weekly, andtest_the_atheris_ignore_matches_the_bound_it_exists_to_defendfails if the ignore and the bound ever carry different numbers. Lift both together when the fuzz job's Python version moves.Verification
x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/ 3.11 with no drift outside the Windows-only and PyPy-only markers, which is the checkpip install --require-hasheswas failing.pip install --require-hashes -r requirements/ci.txtinto the dev venv, clean.scripts/check.shgreen against those pins:ruff format,ruff check,mypy --strict src, 4569 passed / 5 skipped parallel and 66 passed serial, Postgres included.Close #231 when this merges.
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