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scrub default python version in py_require snapshots - #1937
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test-py_require.Rsnapshot tests now fail on every platform that runs them (see #1936). Two things changed sincemainlast passed CI on Sept 9:(reticulate default)andWill default to '...'lines.error:/cause:lines instead of the boxed×/╰─▶format.The snapshot transform now replaces the default Python version with
<version>, so new Python releases no longer break these snapshots. Python versions a test asks for explicitly (e.g.3.11) are left as-is, since those tests check them. The snapshots are regenerated, which also picks up uv's new error format.devtools::test(filter = "py_require")passes locally with uv 0.13.1.