fix(runtimes): Remove unused Pydantic dependencies#1725
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LGTM approving assuming comments are sorted before merging:
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I have a comment on poetry version to be aligned with what we specify during docker build.
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I also see no
pyproject.tomlchanges for some runtimes e.g. alibi-explain so I am not sure if they were missed?
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This is for unused Pydantic dependency declarations. Alibi Explain uses Pydantic [1]. |
These runtimes don't explicitly use Pydantic. Remove the dependency then to make that clear, and to increase flexibility.
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These runtimes don't explicitly use Pydantic. Remove the dependency then to make that clear, and to increase flexibility. A step towards Pydantic v2.