Update to PyYAML==6.0.1 #920
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This is to handle the recent breakage caused by us not always using pre-built wheels for our dependencies. Switching off of pip-custom-platform would be a better fix but, just like in PaaSTA, this is likely to be quite a bit of work so for now we can simply upgrade our PyYAML.
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cluster_itests will fail since docker-compose has an upper-bound on pyyaml (although, we can maybe delete them since they're mesos-only afaik) |
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bobokun
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This is to handle the recent breakage caused by us not always using pre-built wheels for our dependencies.
Switching off of pip-custom-platform would be a better fix but, just like in PaaSTA, this is likely to be quite a bit of work so for now we can simply upgrade our PyYAML.