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Closes #120

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This PR addresses the following issues:

Resolved dependency conflicts in requirements.txt to ensure compatibility with the overall project.

Regenerated poetry.lock using poetry lock to reflect the updated dependencies in pyproject.toml.

Ensures all environments (Poetry + pip-based) are consistent and reproducible.

🔧 Changes Made

Fixed dependency conflicts in requirements.txt:

Manually resolved version mismatches or incompatible packages.

Cleaned up or reordered lines (if applicable) for clarity.

Regenerated poetry.lock file:

Ran poetry lock to sync the lockfile with the current pyproject.toml.

Ensures reproducible installs and proper resolution of transitive dependencies.

Verified consistency between:

pyproject.toml

poetry.lock

Ensured no unintended version upgrades/downgrades by reviewing diffs in poetry.lock.

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  • I have added necessary documentation (if applicable).
  • Any dependent changes have been merged and published in downstream modules.

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  • Chores

    • Updated several backend dependency version constraints for improved compatibility and consistency.
    • Normalized formatting in the dependency list.
  • Documentation

    • Updated the installation guide to include an additional step for refreshing the dependency lock file before installation.

…oetry.lock added extra command to installation_guide.md
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The pull request updates the backend/requirements.txt by adjusting version constraints for several dependencies, notably the protobuf and opentelemetry packages, to resolve version conflicts. Additionally, the installation guide (docs/INSTALL_GUIDE.md) is updated to include a poetry lock --no-update step, ensuring the lock file is consistent before dependency installation.

Changes

Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Dependency Version Adjustments
backend/requirements.txt
Updated version constraints for multiple packages, especially protobuf and opentelemetry related packages, to resolve conflicts and normalize formatting. No packages added or removed.
Documentation Update
docs/INSTALL_GUIDE.md
Added a poetry lock --no-update command to the installation steps to ensure the lock file is refreshed before installing dependencies.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Poetry
    participant System

    User->>Poetry: poetry env use 3.10
    User->>Poetry: poetry lock --no-update
    Poetry->>System: Generate/refresh poetry.lock without updating dependencies
    User->>Poetry: poetry install --with dev
    Poetry->>System: Install dependencies as per poetry.lock
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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Resolve dependency conflict with protobuf in requirements.txt (#120)
Ensure poetry.lock is synced with pyproject.toml and installation instructions are updated (#120)

Assessment against linked issues: Out-of-scope changes

No out-of-scope changes detected.

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Adjusting versions on its road.
Protobuf tamed, the lock file neat,
Now installs are smooth and sweet!
With every hop, dependencies align—
This rabbit’s work is simply divine.
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mithun50 commented Aug 6, 2025

@smokeyScraper review required

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mithun50 commented Aug 6, 2025

#121

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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docs/INSTALL_GUIDE.md (1)

32-37: poetry lock --no-update may be redundant / brittle for first-time clones

Poetry automatically creates a lock file on poetry install when none exists. For contributors who clone after the lock was committed, running poetry lock --no-update adds an extra minute with no benefit and will fail if the lock and pyproject.toml diverge.
Consider moving the command to a “Troubleshooting” section or prefixing with a note:

Run this only if you edited pyproject.toml and need to regenerate the lock without refreshing versions.

Small UX win for newcomers.

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backend/requirements.txt (2)

126-136: Inconsistent OpenTelemetry versioning – risk of subtle runtime breaks

opentelemetry-api/sdk==1.22.0 pairs with opentelemetry-proto==1.22.0, but the file currently allows any <1.31.0. If PyPI happens to resolve to 1.30.x you’ll run an unsupported matrix (API 1.22 ↔ Proto 1.30). Pin proto to the same minor:

-opentelemetry-proto<1.31.0
+opentelemetry-proto==1.22.0

Same principle applies whenever we curate cross-cutting OTEL deps.

Also applies to: 133-134


181-182: Verify requests==2.32.4 vs security advisories

2.32.4 is only hours old; double-check no CVEs were published post-release before we lock it in.

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Hey @mithun50, have you tried instantiating the system using these dependencies?

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mithun50 commented Aug 10, 2025 via email

@smokeyScraper smokeyScraper merged commit a4ff6eb into AOSSIE-Org:main Aug 10, 2025
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Merged!!!
Cheers @mithun50

Thanks a lot for your contribution :)

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BUG:Dependency conflict with protobuf in requirements.txt poetry.lock is not synced with pyproject.toml

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