Pin compatible OpenTelemetry dependencies - #38
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What changed in this PR
Pins OpenTelemetry dependencies to compatible release trains to prevent Docker build resolver failures.
Changes:
- Pins core/exporter packages to
1.43.0. - Pins instrumentation packages to
0.64b0. - Documents the alignment requirement.
| File | Description |
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pyproject.toml |
Updates telemetry dependency constraints. |
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Why
The telemetry extra used minimum-only constraints across tightly coupled OpenTelemetry packages. A newer core/instrumentation release train became available while Elasticsearch instrumentation remained at 0.64b0, and the pip 25.0.1 resolver failed while backtracking across those mixed versions. This blocked the CI Docker build before an image could be created.
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