Update jupyterlab requirement from <4.4.0 to <4.5.0 (#486) #1720
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coverage at py3.9 on ubuntu-latest
[setup-julia] If you are testing 1.6 as a Long Term Support (lts) version, consider using the new "lts" version specifier instead of "1.6" explicitly, which will automatically resolve the current lts.
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basic at py3.11 on ubuntu-latest
[setup-julia] If you are testing 1.6 as a Long Term Support (lts) version, consider using the new "lts" version specifier instead of "1.6" explicitly, which will automatically resolve the current lts.
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basic at py3.10 on ubuntu-latest
[setup-julia] If you are testing 1.6 as a Long Term Support (lts) version, consider using the new "lts" version specifier instead of "1.6" explicitly, which will automatically resolve the current lts.
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