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[DBA-303] Bump demo-snowflake-project deps to stable versions#93

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[DBA-303] Bump demo-snowflake-project deps to stable versions#93
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Summary

  • Switch databao from ==0.3.4.dev1 to ~=0.3.4
  • Switch databao-agent from ==0.2.1.dev12 to ~=0.2.1
  • Switch databao-context-engine[snowflake] from ==0.7.1.dev2 to ~=0.7.2
  • Refresh uv.lock

Follow-up to #90 which bumped the main project deps.

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  • cd examples/demo-snowflake-project && uv sync resolves successfully

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Switch from pinned dev versions to compatible-release specifiers:
- databao: ==0.3.4.dev1 -> ~=0.3.4
- databao-agent: ==0.2.1.dev12 -> ~=0.2.1
- databao-context-engine[snowflake]: ==0.7.1.dev2 -> ~=0.7.2

Refresh uv.lock accordingly.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview

Updates the demo Snowflake project’s dependency constraints to use stable release ranges instead of dev pins, aligning the example project with the stable databao ecosystem releases.

Changes:

  • Bump databao from ==0.3.4.dev1 to ~=0.3.4
  • Bump databao-agent from ==0.2.1.dev12 to ~=0.2.1
  • Bump databao-context-engine[snowflake] from ==0.7.1.dev2 to ~=0.7.2

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@catstrike catstrike merged commit 41585c7 into main Apr 8, 2026
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@catstrike catstrike deleted the ls/DBA-303-demo-deps branch April 8, 2026 13:18
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