Pin fastapi test version to 0.87.0 #2647
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Description
Looks like the new fastapi version (0.87.0, released yesterday) has a hard pin on starlette 0.21.0 which introduces breaking changes to the testclient.
tiangolo/fastapi#5471
Rather than putting a pin in the version in
requirements.txt
(which would force all users to upgrade fastapi/starlette versions), I am only putting a pin in the version of fastapi installed for the unit tests.Checklist:
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