fix: Refactor code structure for improved readability and maintainability#283
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Dependency version bumps and new overrides can have runtime/compatibility impacts that should be validated via CI and/or targeted integration testing before approval.
Pull request overview
This pull request updates Python dependency pins to keep the backend-api and processor components aligned on aiohttp==3.14.0, and adds a starlette==1.0.1 override for the processor to control the resolved transitive version. The corresponding uv.lock files are updated to reflect the new resolved dependency graph.
Changes:
- Bump
aiohttpto3.14.0in both backend and processor dependency specifications. - Add a processor
override-dependenciesentry forstarlette==1.0.1. - Regenerate/update
uv.lockfiles for both components to reflect the new pins and resolved wheels/sdists.
File summaries
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| src/processor/pyproject.toml | Updates aiohttp pin and adds starlette to override-dependencies. |
| src/processor/uv.lock | Reflects aiohttp==3.14.0 and starlette==1.0.1 resolution plus override entry. |
| src/backend-api/pyproject.toml | Updates tool.uv.override-dependencies to pin aiohttp==3.14.0. |
| src/backend-api/uv.lock | Reflects aiohttp==3.14.0 resolution and updated override specifier. |
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Purpose
This pull request updates dependency versions and adds a new dependency override to ensure compatibility and stability across the backend and processor components.
Dependency Updates and Additions:
aiohttpto version3.14.0in bothsrc/backend-api/pyproject.tomlandsrc/processor/pyproject.tomlto maintain consistency and benefit from the latest fixes and features. [1] [2]starlette==1.0.1to theoverride-dependencieslist insrc/processor/pyproject.tomlto explicitly control the version used and prevent compatibility issues.Does this introduce a breaking change?