fix(deps): bump gitpython, snowflake-sqlalchemy, and unstructured for pip-audit - #7244
fix(deps): bump gitpython, snowflake-sqlalchemy, and unstructured for pip-audit#7244Vidit-Ostwal wants to merge 4 commits into
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Clear pip-audit findings on 3.1.58 by raising the floor and admitting the 2026-08-10 release through the package cutoff.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request raises security-related dependency minimums for GitPython, snowflake-sqlalchemy, unstructured, and beautifulsoup4. It updates uv overrides and security notes, and removes the GitPython-specific package cutoff. ChangesDependency security updates
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The security upgrades are otherwise aligned, but the current Unstructured override can leave XML and local-inference installations incomplete on Python 3.11+, causing those features to fail. Preserve the required extras before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@lib/crewai-tools/pyproject.toml`:
- Line 113: Raise every GitPython constraint from >=3.1.59 to >=3.1.60 while
retaining the <4 upper bound, including the standalone extra in
lib/crewai-tools/pyproject.toml:113-113 and the workspace override, security
comments, and exclude-newer-package cutoff in pyproject.toml:175-175, 206-211,
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3.1.59 is already older than the 3-day window, so the package cutoff was only blocking later 3.1.x releases. Relock to 3.1.61.
Keep consumers off 3.1.59 so they pick up the follow-on security hardening; lock stays on 3.1.61.
Raise snowflake-sqlalchemy to 1.11.0 for GHSA-8g6f-qw9x-4q6q, and unstructured to 0.27.5 on Python 3.11+ for GHSA-4mvj-m6j5-pmf7. 0.24+ needs Python 3.11 and beautifulsoup4 4.14.3.
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- Line 296: Update the pyproject workspace override for unstructured to require
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| "torch>=2.13.0", | ||
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| "snowflake-sqlalchemy>=1.11.0", | ||
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In uv, override-dependencies are used to force a specific version of a package or replace its dependency definitions throughout the dependency tree [1][2]. Unlike constraints, which are additive and only narrow the range of acceptable versions, overrides are absolute replacements [1][3][4]. When you define an override, you completely replace the requirements of that package as declared by any constituent packages in your environment [1][2]. Regarding extras and the behavior of overrides: 1. Absolute Replacement: Because overrides act as a complete replacement for a package's requirements, they effectively override the original package's metadata, including any extra-related dependencies [5][6]. 2. Impact on Extras: When you override a package, any existing extra definitions associated with that package can be ignored or lost if they are not explicitly accounted for in the replacement [5][6]. 3. Handling Extras in Overrides: To ensure that specific extras are still included when using an override, you must explicitly include those extras in the override string itself [5]. For example, if you are overriding a package to a specific Git branch or version and need an extra enabled, you would structure the override as follows [5]: [tool.uv] override-dependencies = ["my-package[extra-name] @ git+https://github.com/user/repo@branch"] By specifying the package with the extra in brackets within the override, you maintain the desired functionality that would otherwise be discarded by the absolute nature of the override replacement [5]. It is important to use overrides as a last resort, as they bypass metadata designed to ensure compatibility [7]. Always verify your dependency resolution with commands like uv tree to confirm that the resulting environment is as expected [7]. Top results: [1] https://docs.astral.sh/uv/pip/compile/ [5] astral-sh/uv#16484 [6] astral-sh/uv#15894 [3] https://pydevtools.com/handbook/explanation/what-are-uv-overrides-and-constraints/ [2] https://docs.astral.sh/uv/reference/settings/ [7] https://pydevtools.com/handbook/how-to/how-to-debug-uv-dependency-resolution-failures/ [4] https://melmass.github.io/uv/resolution.html
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The concept of override-dependencies and absolute replacement within the context of extras and direct dependencies refers to the behavior of the uv package manager [1][2]. In uv, overrides are used to force the selection of a specific package version or to modify the declared dependencies of a package, acting as an absolute escape hatch that bypasses standard resolution constraints [1][2]. Unlike constraints, which are additive and restrict the set of acceptable versions, overrides are absolute, meaning they completely replace the requirements of the constituent packages [1][3]. Regarding extras and direct dependencies: 1. Absolute Replacement: When an override is defined, it replaces the existing dependency requirements [1][2]. If a package declares certain dependencies, an override can force a different version or add new dependencies entirely [1][4]. This is particularly useful for removing erroneous upper version bounds that block resolution [3][2]. 2. Scoped Overrides: Overrides can be global or scoped to a specific package version [2][4]. A scoped override uses a table format (specifying package name and optional version) to define which dependencies should be replaced or added for that specific package [1][4]. If a package does not already declare a dependency, the scoped override can add it; if it does, it replaces the existing requirement [1][2]. 3. Interaction with Extras: Dependencies declared by a project, including those requested via extras (optional dependencies), are all resolved together [2]. When you use overrides, they apply to all requirements of the named dependency, whether they originated from direct dependencies or were pulled in through extras [2][4]. Because overrides are absolute, they take precedence over the requirements defined in the original package metadata, regardless of whether those requirements were part of a base dependency set or an optional extra [2][5]. For example, in a pyproject.toml, you can define global or scoped overrides under the [tool.uv] section: [tool.uv] override-dependencies = [ # Global override: force specific version "werkzeug==2.3.0", # Scoped override: replace dependencies for a specific package version { package = { name = "flask", version = "3.0.0" }, dependencies = ["itsdangerous==2.1.2"] }, ] This functionality is designed as a last resort when metadata is incorrect or incompatible, allowing for a successful resolution that would otherwise be rejected [2][5].
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Preserve the unstructured extras in the workspace override.
The crewai-tools[xml] lock graph resolves bare unstructured and omits all-docs and local-inference. Python 3.11+ exports or syncs can therefore omit dependencies required by these features. Use unstructured[local-inference, all-docs]>=0.24.0 in the override.
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In `@pyproject.toml` at line 296, Update the pyproject workspace override for
unstructured to require the local-inference and all-docs extras while preserving
the existing version constraint and Python 3.11+ marker.
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gitpythonto>=3.1.60(lock 3.1.61) so pip-audit clears PYSEC-2026-3785–3788. No package-specificexclude-newercutoff; 3.1.61 is already older than the 3-day window.snowflake-sqlalchemyto>=1.11.0(lock 1.11.0) for GHSA-8g6f-qw9x-4q6q (SQL injection / local-file read).unstructuredto>=0.24.0on Python 3.11+ (lock 0.27.5) for GHSA-4mvj-m6j5-pmf7 (SSRF inpartition(url=)). 0.24+ dropped Python 3.10 and needsbeautifulsoup4>=4.14.3.Test plan