Always use latest setuptools and pip#6
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Installing the latest upstream pip slightly slows down pushes but ensures that the build environment is consistent with most developer machines and requirements of most actively developed projects. This also enables much stricter security checks on packages (which might break some outdated dependencies).
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the diff is just large because the bundled old versions are removed |
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Always use latest setuptools and pip
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Installing the latest upstream pip slightly slows down pushes but
ensures that the build environment is consistent with most
developer machines and requirements of most actively developed
projects. This also enables much stricter security checks on packages
(which might break some outdated dependencies).