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Lock the packages Home Assistant core pins to the versions on its dev/rc branch (aiohttp 3.14.4, PyJWT 2.15.1, yarl 1.25.1, propcache 0.5.4, attrs 26.1.0, cryptography 50.0.1) so tests run against what HA ships. Also pick up the dev-only security bumps for urllib3 (2.8.0) and virtualenv (21.7.13), and move off the yanked multidict 6.5.0. Supersedes #93, #94 and #95. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This library ships in the Home Assistant
smarttubintegration, so the lockfile should test against the versions HA core pins rather than whatever Dependabot picks.Changes
Locked to the versions pinned on Home Assistant core's dev/rc branch (
homeassistant/package_constraints.txt):Also:
urllib3>=2.0)>=6.4.2)requirements.txt: pyjwt cap raised to<2.16The published dependency ranges in
pyproject.tomlare unchanged, so this does not affect what HA resolves.Supersedes #93, #94 and #95. #94 would have locked PyJWT 2.15.0, which matches neither HA stable (2.13.0) nor dev/rc (2.15.1).
Testing
ruff checkandpytest --cov-fail-under=100pass locally on Python 3.14.🤖 Generated with Claude Code