Builds pin scaleapi-vero==0.6.0 - #95
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vero_requirement: scaleapi-vero==0.6.0in all seven build files, so compiled tasks install the published release from PyPI instead of carrying a copy of the source tree. Compiling the GAIA shell build against the pin produces Dockerfiles thatuv pip installthe release and no vendored source. CONFIGURATION.md lists the field with the other deployment settings.Requires 0.6.0 on PyPI (tag
v0.6.0) before a compiled task can build its images.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
The PR appears safe to merge once the explicitly required
scaleapi-vero==0.6.0release is available from the package index used by image builds.Summary
Reviews (1) · Last reviewed commit: "Every build installs the published scale..."