Added missing unit test dependencies to pyproject.toml #1026
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Yep, thanks for your contribution @sm-Fifteen ! 🚀 🍰 |
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The contribution instructions from the doc led to a number of unit tests failing on against a clean venv because of a few missing dependencies. I've read discussions regarding the possible removal of ujson (#820) and aiofiles (encode/starlette#480, encode/starlette#819) as dependencies, so I'm not entirely sure whether we're going to be keeping those in the future but, for the time being, their absence causes the test suite to fail.