feat: Bump dbt-core upper bound for 1.10.latest, and target CI dbt deps branches with python 3.9 support #1259
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…t for python 3.9 Instead target the relevant `x.y.latest` branches of the core dependencies which still have python 3.9 support.
dbt Labs yanked 1.10.14 because it had an issue with its jsonschemas module. dbt Labs has fixed the issue and put out a new 1.10.15 of dbt-core. To include this, the dbt-core upper bound has to be bumped ot allow it
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✅ I would approve it if I had the power 😂
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Yeah, I'm going to merge after functional tests run, assuming no new issues discovered. |
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Migrated from #1258