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Upgrade locked packages that have published security advisories - #102
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The lock held versions of authlib, certifi, pyasn1, joserfc, mcp, aiohttp, multidict, pyjwt, and urllib3 with known advisories, some of them critical. Each is moved to its latest release rather than the first patched one, so the next advisory against an older line does not reopen the same work. yarl follows aiohttp. opentelemetry-api stays at 1.42.1: google-adk 2.9 caps it there, and moving past it means widening the ADK range, which needs its own verification. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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The lock pinned several packages with published security advisories, some of them critical. This moves each of them to its latest release rather than the first patched one, so the next advisory against an older line does not bring the same work back.
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uv.lockchanges. gete imports none of these directly. multidict crosses a major version, but it reaches gete only through aiohttp and yarl, which accept it.Not included
<=1.42.1, so moving past it means widening the ADK range, which needs its own verification.Scope
Deployed agents do not use this lock. Their
requirements.txtis built from version ranges and resolved when Agent Engine builds the image. So this covers gete's own development and CI environment.Checks
uv lock --check,ruff check,ruff format --check, mypy, and pytest (1026 passed) all pass locally.