[IO-1931][IO-1929] updates to versioning: PIL, Torch and python #692
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IO-1931 Upgrade PIL to support 10+
Our version of PIL (Pillow port) is older, and constraining customers who want to use a newer version. Upgrade and ensure this works. IO-1929 Confirm and merge PR for Python 3.11
There is a PR open for enabling Python 3.11, and we now have a customer requesting this too, so should confirm this works ok, and merge it. |
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LGTM given @almazan 's opinion on it
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Problem
Python and library support for latest versions needs to be updated
Solution
Update poetry requirements file
Changelog
Torch 2.0. Pydantic 2+, Python 3.11, Pillow 10.1 now supported