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[CI] Add dependency version age tracker #4138

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Innixma opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 1 comment
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[CI] Add dependency version age tracker #4138

Innixma opened this issue Apr 24, 2024 · 1 comment
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Innixma commented Apr 24, 2024

Something that would be nice to have in future is a tracker that lists how old the versions of each of our dependencies is that are installed in our CI, as well as how old the most recent release of that package is.

For example:

package installed latest installed_age_days latest_age_days
transformers 4.38.0 4.40.1 54 3

I think this would simplify the release process greatly, as we can get an easy view of which package versions are outdated or which packages recently had major releases that we should consider upgrading to.

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Innixma commented Apr 24, 2024

This seems like a common enough problem that likely already has a solution implemented in another package. If anyone knows of one we can re-use, please let us know!

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