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Avoid upgrade-to-newer-dependencies when provider.yaml changes #33082

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The "upgrade-to-newer-dependencies" has been triggered when provider.yaml changed, but this was completely unnecessary. The real reason for upgrade is only when
generated/provider_dependencies.json changes - because that is what changes dependencies used.

The provider_dependencies.json is automatically updated during pre-commit based on provider.yaml files, so only using it to trigger --upgrade-to-newer-dependencies is enough.


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The "upgrade-to-newer-dependencies" has been triggered when
provider.yaml changed, but this was completely unnecessary. The
real reason for upgrade is only when
generated/provider_dependencies.json changes - because that is
what changes dependencies used.

The provider_dependencies.json is automatically updated during
pre-commit based on provider.yaml files, so only using it to
trigger --upgrade-to-newer-dependencies is enough.
@potiuk potiuk merged commit 825a818 into apache:main Aug 3, 2023
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@potiuk potiuk deleted the no-upgrade-of-dependencies-on-provider-yaml-files branch August 3, 2023 19:17
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Interesting find. The fix looks good +1

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Nice, thank you so much!

ephraimbuddy pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 4, 2023
The "upgrade-to-newer-dependencies" has been triggered when
provider.yaml changed, but this was completely unnecessary. The
real reason for upgrade is only when
generated/provider_dependencies.json changes - because that is
what changes dependencies used.

The provider_dependencies.json is automatically updated during
pre-commit based on provider.yaml files, so only using it to
trigger --upgrade-to-newer-dependencies is enough.

(cherry picked from commit 825a818)
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