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dependencies = ["jax>=0.4.23", "jaxtyping>=0.2.24", "typing_extensions>=4.5.0", "typeguard==2.13.3", "equinox>=0.11.2", "lineax>=0.0.5", "optimistix>=0.0.7"] |
Why is typeguard pinned to an exact version, especially one that is so old?
It's generally considered very bad packaging practice to pin to exact versions as it's ~never required and prevents getting even security patches without publishing a new release.
Also, it's ancient and won't be getting any updates - current HEAD is 4.2.1:
Originally posted by @dhirschfeld in #364 (comment)
diffrax/pyproject.toml
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Why is
typeguardpinned to an exact version, especially one that is so old?It's generally considered very bad packaging practice to pin to exact versions as it's ~never required and prevents getting even security patches without publishing a new release.
Also, it's ancient and won't be getting any updates - current HEAD is 4.2.1:
Originally posted by @dhirschfeld in #364 (comment)