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Move dependencies to workspace for common crate#7771

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Move dependencies to workspace for common crate#7771
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@fanninpm fanninpm commented May 4, 2026

cc @ShaharNaveh

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    • Centralized workspace dependency management to improve build consistency and simplify version control across the project.
    • Added and aligned new workspace-managed dependency entries to ensure consistent builds across crates.

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This PR adds lock_api and siphasher to the root Cargo.toml [workspace.dependencies] and updates crates/common/Cargo.toml to reference lock_api, siphasher, and num-complex via { workspace = true } instead of inline version pins. No public Rust APIs changed.

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Workspace Dependency Consolidation

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Workspace Dependency Definitions
Cargo.toml
Inserted lock_api = "0.4" and siphasher = "1" into [workspace.dependencies].
Crate Dependency Wiring
crates/common/Cargo.toml
Switched lock_api, siphasher, and num-complex dependency entries to workspace-managed form: { workspace = true }.

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I hopped through manifests in the night,
Added locks and sips with gentle bite,
Workspace one keeps versions tight,
Dependencies snug — a coder's delight!

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fanninpm commented May 4, 2026

CI fails because @ShaharNaveh broke it in #7764.

@fanninpm fanninpm force-pushed the move-deps-to-workspace-for-common branch from 1e9bc0d to 0ee5db4 Compare May 5, 2026 00:55
@youknowone youknowone merged commit e4d35b0 into RustPython:main May 5, 2026
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@fanninpm fanninpm deleted the move-deps-to-workspace-for-common branch May 6, 2026 01:12
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