Say why CI's Python tools are not in dependabot.yml - #11
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The file already explains why firmware and managed-component versions are left to manual review. tools/requirements-ci.txt arrived after that note was written and is not covered by it, so the omission reads as an oversight rather than a decision. It is a decision. Dependabot would treat the .in and .txt as a pip-compile pair and regenerate the lock in its own environment, but this lock only installs if it is resolved for the runners specifically: resolved anywhere else it drops typing-extensions, and --require-hashes then refuses the entire install rather than fetching the missing package. Security alerts do not come from this file and continue to cover those packages, which is the part that matters for being told about a vulnerability. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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dependabot.ymlalready explains why firmware and managed-component versionsare left to manual review.
tools/requirements-ci.txtarrived after that notewas written and is not mentioned, so its absence from the
updateslist readsas an oversight rather than a decision.
It is a decision, and this records it.
Dependabot would treat
requirements-ci.inandrequirements-ci.txtas apip-compile pair and regenerate the lock in its own environment. This lock only
installs if it is resolved for the runners specifically —
--python-version 3.12 --python-platform linux. Resolved anywhere else it omitstyping-extensions, whichanyioneeds on Python 3.12, and--require-hashesthen refuses the entire install rather than fetching the missing package.
Security alerts do not come from this file and continue to cover those
packages, which is the part that matters for being told about a vulnerability.
Only comments change; the configuration is untouched and still declares the
single
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