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chore(deps): Upgrade most dependencies to their latest versions - #3682
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Asana Ticket: 🛠️[Dotcom] Upgrade easy dependencies
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Lots of version number tweaks in
mix.exs, accompanied bymix hex.outdatedto double-check that everything is actually up-to-date.Note
I did not upgrade
timexto the latest, because that would be a major version upgrade, and because OTP Client usestimexas well, and currently has it pinned to version3.7.13. The plan for that is to either upgrade or (more likely) remove thetimexdependency in OTP Client, and then upgrade or (less likely) remove it here.I did, however, pin
timexto an actual release of the library, rather than its previous pin to a specific commit. I had previously done that becausetimexwas lagging on an Elixir 1.18-compatibility thing related to ranges, which produced a ton of warnings in tests, but they've long-since fixed that, so we no longer need to use a non-released version.