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Upgrade fsspec and opentelemetry-api in Python projects - #1124
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This small PR upgrades two transitive dependencies in our Python projects,
fsspecandopentelemetry-api, in order to resolve their respective Dependabot vulnerabilities.I didn't do extensive testing of these upgrades, because the our direct dependencies are configured to allow for these version upgrades:
dbt-coreallows any version ofopentelemetry-apiless than 2, while PyAthena does not restrict the version offsspecat all, in contrast to its other transitive dependencies. My assumption is that our direct dependencies would have added version limits if these upgrades could break something.