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build(deps-dev): Bump certifi from 2026.6.17 to 2026.7.22 in /services/account_unification #20
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When you use the --locked flag with uv sync, uv strictly requires that the project's lockfile (uv.lock) is both present and fully up-to-date with the current project requirements (e.g., pyproject.toml) [1][2][3]. If the lockfile is missing, or if the dependencies defined in your project configuration have diverged from the locked versions, uv will exit with an error rather than attempting to update the lockfile [1][3][4]. Key aspects of this behavior include: 1. Enforcement of Reproducibility: The --locked flag is primarily used in continuous integration (CI) or automated build environments to ensure that the installed environment exactly matches the committed lockfile [4]. It prevents the tool from silently resolving dependencies or updating the lockfile during the build process [2][4]. 2. Error Handling: If uv detects that the lockfile is stale (i.e., a change was made to pyproject.toml without subsequently running uv lock), it will explicitly output an error message instructing you to run uv lock to regenerate the lockfile [1][5][4]. 3. --locked vs. --frozen: - --locked: Asserts that the lockfile is up-to-date. If it is not, the command fails [2][3]. - --frozen: Skips checking the lockfile against project requirements entirely. It treats the existing uv.lock as the absolute source of truth and will not update it, but it will not error out if the lockfile is out of sync with pyproject.toml [2][3][6]. If you encounter an unexpected "lockfile needs to be updated" error while using --locked, it often indicates either true drift in dependencies or, occasionally, issues with workspace configuration or tool version mismatches [7][5][8]. In such cases, verifying that you are using the same version of uv locally and in your environment, and ensuring that all workspace dependencies are correctly accounted for, is recommended [7][5].
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uv sync --lockedin a Dockerfile with workspace dependencies gives "the lockfile atuv.lockneeds to be updated", even though no update is needed astral-sh/uv#16758uv sync --lockedasked to update uv.lock even afteruv lockastral-sh/uv#8581uv.lock을certifi==2026.7.22로 갱신하세요.uv.lock은certifi2026.6.17과 이전 해시를 고정합니다. CI와 Dockerfile은uv sync --locked를 사용하므로 이전 버전이 설치됩니다. 세 잠금 파일의 버전과 해시를 일치시키세요.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents