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Dedupe types requests #37

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Dedupe types requests #37

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We currently call for an identical version of types-requests twice at the very end of requirements.txt. This removes one of those lines.

Reverts a portion of f0567ed (PR #10 ), which we'd previously rolled back due to some unsupported features but inadvertently remerged recently
Only reverting the Python version bump wasn't sufficient, I'm going to try Pytest next.
I don't actually expect this one to fix the tests, but we decreased the Django version with that change, and if we had this version working before (which it seems like we did) we should keep it.
tornado and grpcio were added as newly-independently-declared dependencies, so my next guess is that maybe something needs a different version of one or both?
bw-file-resubmit==0.6.0rc2 had been removed in this commit; adding it back.
Seeing if tests still pass with these pins now that I've fixed them
Do the tests re-break if we leave Pytest upgraded?
With everything else back and only the dependency deletion reverted, tests still pass. Can we have Python 3.11, too???
We currently call for an identical version of types-requests twice at the very end of requirements.txt. This removes one of those lines.
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We discussed this in person and we're pretty sure it was an accident, not a weird workaround. Merging!

@MaggieFero MaggieFero merged commit 6c8108c into main Mar 1, 2024
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@MaggieFero MaggieFero deleted the Dedupe-types-requests branch March 1, 2024 00:14
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