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LPD-16896 fix: bump pyodbc to 5.3.0 and bump dev dependencies to latest version - #67

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  • Bump pyodbc to v5.3.0
  • Bump dev dependencies to latest version
  • Bump python version to 3.11.15

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Pull request overview

Updates runtime and development Python dependencies to newer released versions, keeping the project’s Docker-based test/build image aligned with current upstream releases.

Changes:

  • Bump runtime dependency pyodbc from 5.2.0 to 5.3.0.
  • Pin dev dependencies to newer versions: pytest==9.1.1 and pylint==4.0.6.

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File Description
requirements.txt Updates the pinned pyodbc runtime version to 5.3.0.
requirements-dev.txt Updates pinned dev tool versions for testing (pytest) and linting (pylint).

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@mesaugat mesaugat changed the title fix: bump pyodbc to 5.3.0 and bump dev dependencies to latest version LPD-16896 fix: bump pyodbc to 5.3.0 and bump dev dependencies to latest version Jul 1, 2026
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mesaugat merged commit 22ab291 into main Jul 1, 2026
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mesaugat deleted the fix/bump-dependencies branch July 1, 2026 06:05
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