Bump versions

[RobertMeissner]

A lot of outdated packages, at least according to pyproject.toml

[MRuecklCC]

Really weird ... I ran poetry update a couple of times now, but it somehow does not pick up the new versions. I had to poetry remove fastapi and poetry add fastapi to get it to pick up the new version.

Nevermind - https://stackoverflow.com/a/54720073/2160256 has the answer (when reading carefully): foobar = "^0.13" will not get automatically updated to foobar = "^0.14" because that would change the leftmost non-zero version.

[RobertMeissner]

So that means you switch to "~" instead of "^"? Thanks for the research!

[MRuecklCC]

So that means you switch to "~" instead of "^"? Thanks for the research!

No unfortunately that does not work either. For dependencies that do not yet have a major version 1 released, one has to either manually poetry remove and poetry add them, or alternatively manually bump the versions in pyproject.toml and then run poetry update && poetry install.

This kind-of makes sense, as for those dependencies the minor version part may still break compatibility and is hence treated like the major version part :-)

[RobertMeissner]

So that means you switch to "~" instead of "^"? Thanks for the research!

No unfortunately that does not work either. For dependencies that do not yet have a major version 1 released, one has to either manually poetry remove and poetry add them, or alternatively manually bump the versions in pyproject.toml and then run poetry update && poetry install.

This kind-of makes sense, as for those dependencies the minor version part may still break compatibility and is hence treated like the major version part :-)

-_- sad. I had hopes poetry would be able to deal with such cases :/