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Fixes 🐛 Fix exclude_defaults not propagated to dict keys and values in jsonable_encoder. PR #16043 by @MBGrao. Internal ⬆ Bump gitpython from 3.1.50 to 3.1.54. PR #16047 by @dependabot[bot]. ⬆ Bump pymdown-extensions from 10.21.3 to 11.0. PR #16048 by @dependabot[bot]. ⬆ Bump pyasn1 from 0.6.3 to 0.6.4. PR #16045 by @dependabot[bot].
TL;DR I have ideas. I haven’t been writing them. That’s about to change. I promise… myself. I’ve been thinking a lot about talent. Actually, I’ve been thinking a lot about thinking. And writing. Or more specifically, not writing. This really hit me earlier this year at the Future of Software conference. I was surrounded by people sharing their latest ideas and I had a slightly uncomfortable realization: I have my own. Not just opinions. Actual patterns. Hypotheses. Things I’m seeing across clie
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