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responses==0.23.2 breaks pip resolution with popular packages #654
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@jmsanders responses pins requests >= 2.30, for the reason of compatibility between 2.29 and urllib 2.x however, I think it is user issue if some lower boundaries are not pinned. In this case boto should be pinned to >=x |
Not sure if have to pin Note 2.30.0 is the requests version that added support for urllib 2.0. https://github.com/psf/requests/releases/tag/v2.30.0 From release notes: Users who wish to stay on urllib3 1.x can pin to urllib3<2. |
responses==0.23.2 forces us onto urllib>=2.0.0 which causes a whole new pip resolution chain. getsentry/responses#654 Pinning until all of these packages support urllib3>=2.0.0
responses==0.23.2 forces us onto urllib>=2.0.0 which causes a whole new pip resolution chain. getsentry/responses#654 Pinning until all of these packages support urllib3>=2.0.0
Describe the bug
This may ultimately end not being a
responses
issue (or a "just pin to the old version" answer), but I wanted to call to your attention thatresponses==0.23.2
substantially changes pip resolution results when installed alongside other popular packages.Given:
psf/requests#6432
and boto/botocore#2926
Perhaps #652 is premature?
Additional context
No response
Version of
responses
0.23.2
Steps to Reproduce
Results in:
Whereas:
Will backtrack through many, many versions of boto3 and eventually land on:
Expected Result
Pip resolution succeeds with recent versions of other packages.
Actual Result
Pip resolution takes a long time and installs very old versions of other packages.
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