fix: pin compatible dependency versions in root requirements.txt - #227
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Summary
This PR pins compatible versions for the dependencies in the root
requirements.txt.Although #212 resolved dependency resolution issues for
api-service/requirements.txt, the rootrequirements.txtstill contains unconstrained LangChain dependencies. On a fresh virtual environment, running:causes pip to spend a long time backtracking through multiple versions of the LangChain ecosystem before failing or taking an excessive amount of time.
This PR updates the root dependency versions to a tested, compatible set.
Related Issue
Fixes the remaining dependency resolution problem in the root installation path.
Motivation
The project README instructs users to install dependencies using the root requirements.txt. Since the dependency versions were largely unpinned, pip attempted to resolve many incompatible combinations.
Pinning compatible versions makes installation deterministic and allows a fresh setup to complete successfully.
Tested
Windows 11
Python 3.11.8
Fresh virtual environment
pip install -r requirements.txt completes successfully
Application starts successfully after installation