chore: pin all Python dependency versions in requirements.txt #64
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Unpinned dependencies can silently introduce breaking changes when Docker images are rebuilt. This caused a production outage in the Major Domo project when an unpinned FastAPI upgrade changed redirect behavior.
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requirements.txtfor any unpinned or floor-constrained dependencies==)requirements-dev.txtif not already doneWhy This Matters
Every Docker build should produce an identical image. Unpinned deps mean a
git revertdoesn't actually roll back to the previous working state — you get the old code with new libraries.PR opened: #65
Pinned all 14 dependencies to exact
==versions and the Dockerfile base image from:latest→:python3.11. Key decisions:pydantic==1.10.21— kept on v1 since codebase usesroot_validatorsand v1 APIfastapi==0.111.1— last series with explicit pydantic v1 supportnumpy==1.26.4— latest 1.x, satisfies the original<2CPU-compat constraintpython-multipartentry