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Declare ObjectState 5 source candidate in existing CI constraints - #18
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Summary
One existing CI constraint declaration now supplies ObjectState5 from its current main source while its PyPI publication is pending.
Defect and fix
Formbridge main requires objectstate>=5,<6, but published PyPI releases stop at4.0.1. Hosted test and lint jobs therefore fail in Install and never execute their checks. requirements-ci.txt incorrectly claimed every dependency was released, despite CI already passing it to pip with --constraint.
Add
objectstate @ git+https://github.com/OpenHCSDev/ObjectState.git@mainto that existing file and correct the stale comment. Keep the actual pyproject requirement >=5,<6. No dependency downgrade, release claim, parallel install mechanism or environment creation.Evidence and followthrough
The previous actual Linux Python3.12 test and lint job logs both stop with No matching distribution found for objectstate<6,>=5.0.0. This change repairs that declared CI input. A successful install and executed tests remain separate checks, followed by mfd; no green run is claimed here.
Assumed: ObjectState main's declared5.0.0 source is the coordinated candidate that current formbridge main consumes; main-tracking first-party source candidates are intentional until publication.