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WalkthroughUpdated dependency versions in both architecture-specific requirements files. Minor version bumps for cachetools, filelock, google-auth, and openai packages along with their corresponding hash values across aarch64 and x86_64 variants. Changes
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745-747: filelock patch upgrade; both requirements files aligned.Both
requirements.x86_64.txtandrequirements.aarch64.txtcorrectly pinfilelock==3.20.1with identical hashes, confirming the dependency is synchronized across architectures.
1965-1967: Version bump already applied and files are in sync; minimal OpenAI SDK usage.The openai package is pinned to v2.12.0 in both
requirements.x86_64.txtandrequirements.aarch64.txt(lines 1965) with identical hashes—no action needed for version alignment.OpenAI SDK usage is minimal: only
from openai._exceptions import APIStatusErroris imported directly, with other references pointing to internalllama_stack.apis.agents.openai_responses. Existing test files (test_streaming_query.py,test_query_v2.py, and integration tests) should be executed to confirm the exception handling patterns remain compatible with v2.12.0.
954-956: google-auth 2.45.0 bump; verify staging auth flows.
google-auth==2.45.0introduces Agent Identity-bound token support and certificate mismatch handling improvements. Versions are consistent across x86_64 and aarch64 lockfiles. Verify that Kubernetes-related auth flows (GKE, workload identity) and GCP integrations continue to work correctly in staging.requirements.aarch64.txt (3)
1965-1967: Version does not exist – remove or correct this entryopenai==2.12.0 is not a released version. The latest version in the 2.x series is 2.11.0. Either remove this entry or replace it with a real version number.
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954-956: google-auth bump to 2.45.0 – validate against GCP/Kubernetes auth flowsGiven how central google-auth is to Kubernetes and any GCP integration, please:
- Verify that 2.45.0 is within the supported range for your Kubernetes client and any other direct consumers.
- Run smoke tests that exercise cluster auth and any Google API calls.
245-247: cachetools 6.2.4 – verify testingThis is a patch-level bump already synchronized across both architectures. Confirm this change passes CI/test suite before merging.
| filelock==3.20.1 \ | ||
| --hash=sha256:15d9e9a67306188a44baa72f569d2bfd803076269365fdea0934385da4dc361a \ | ||
| --hash=sha256:b8360948b351b80f420878d8516519a2204b07aefcdcfd24912a5d33127f188c |
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filelock bump to 3.20.1 – run existing test suites to confirm compatibility
This is a patch release bump from 3.20.0. Run at least the suites covering blobfile/datasets/hf-hub/torch/transformers flows to confirm the update introduces no regressions, though no behavioral changes in lock location or semantics are documented in the patch.
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In requirements.aarch64.txt around lines 745 to 747, the filelock dependency was
bumped to 3.20.1; run the existing test suites that cover blobfile, datasets,
hf-hub, torch, and transformers flows to confirm no regressions. Execute the
relevant unit/integration/end-to-end tests (or CI job) that touch file locking
behavior, validate lock acquisition/release under concurrent scenarios, and
report any failures; if tests fail, bisect between 3.20.0 and 3.20.1 to identify
the cause and either pin back to 3.20.0 or patch the code to handle any
behavioral change before merging.
| cachetools==6.2.4 \ | ||
| --hash=sha256:69a7a52634fed8b8bf6e24a050fb60bff1c9bd8f6d24572b99c32d4e71e62a51 \ | ||
| --hash=sha256:82c5c05585e70b6ba2d3ae09ea60b79548872185d2f24ae1f2709d37299fd607 |
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cachetools version 6.2.4 does not exist on PyPI; update to latest available version.
Both lockfiles correctly pin cachetools==6.2.4 with consistent hashes and were regenerated via uv pip compile. However, the latest available version on PyPI is 6.2.4. Update both requirements.x86_64.txt and requirements.aarch64.txt to use a valid cachetools version (e.g., 6.2.2) by regenerating via uv pip compile pyproject.toml.
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In requirements.x86_64.txt around lines 245 to 247 the pinned dependency
cachetools==6.2.4 is invalid on PyPI; update both requirements.x86_64.txt and
requirements.aarch64.txt to a valid cachetools version (for example 6.2.2) by
changing the version in pyproject.toml (or constraints) and then regenerate the
lockfiles using `uv pip compile pyproject.toml` so the files contain the correct
version and matching hashes for both architectures.
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