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Python dependency libraries are set to latest #3517
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I have also notice odd behavior, currently I am at CDK 1.2.0 but the modules all show 1.0.0.
I tried to force the modules to 1.2.0 but I only made a mess of things. There is also inconsistency with the latest JSII version as well. |
See aws/jsii#676 for more information. |
@MrArnoldPalmer any updates on this? |
@lkoniecz I thought this was addressed with aws/jsii#1141. Are you still experiencing issues? |
@MrArnoldPalmer |
The fix was released in jsii 0.21.0, which is used since cdk 1.20.0 (#5610). You will need to update to 1.20.0 or later for the dependencies to resolve correctly. This issue should be closed. |
@henrist |
Closing this fixed/dupe. See #676 and aws/jsii#1141. |
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Transitive dependencies are always resolved to latest which leads to errors - this one, for instance:
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