⬆ Bump starlette from 0.27.0 to 0.42.0

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Bumps starlette from 0.27.0 to 0.42.0.

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0.42.0

Added

• Raise ClientDisconnect on StreamingResponse #2732.

Fixed

• Use ETag from headers when parsing If-Range in FileResponse #2761.
• Follow directory symlinks in StaticFiles when follow_symlinks=True #2711.
• Bump minimum python-multipart version to 0.0.18 0ba8395.
• Bump minimum httpx version to 0.27.0 #2773.

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New Contributors

• @​logan-connolly made their first contribution in encode/starlette#2763
• @​eltoder made their first contribution in encode/starlette#2768
• @​hanxi made their first contribution in encode/starlette#2711
• @​viccie30 made their first contribution in encode/starlette#2761
• @​dbowring made their first contribution in encode/starlette#2782
• @​lealre made their first contribution in encode/starlette#2793

Full Changelog: encode/starlette@0.41.3...0.42.0

Version 0.41.3

Fixed

• Exclude the query parameters from the scope[raw_path] on the TestClient #2716.
• Replace dict by Mapping on HTTPException.headers #2749.
• Correct middleware argument passing and improve factory pattern #2752.

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Full Changelog: encode/starlette@0.41.2...0.41.3

Version 0.41.2

What's Changed

• Revert bump on python-multipart by @​Kludex in encode/starlette#2737

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Full Changelog: encode/starlette@0.41.1...0.41.2

Version 0.41.1

What's Changed

• Change python-multipart import to python_multipart by @​Kludex in encode/starlette#2733
• Bump minimum python-multipart version to 0.0.13 by @​Kludex in encode/starlette#2734

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Changelog

Sourced from starlette's changelog.

0.42.0 (December 14, 2024)

Added

• Raise ClientDisconnect on StreamingResponse #2732.

Fixed

• Use ETag from headers when parsing If-Range in FileResponse #2761.
• Follow directory symlinks in StaticFiles when follow_symlinks=True #2711.
• Bump minimum python-multipart version to 0.0.18 0ba8395.
• Bump minimum httpx version to 0.27.0 #2773.

0.41.3 (November 18, 2024)

Fixed

• Exclude the query parameters from the scope[raw_path] on the TestClient #2716.
• Replace dict by Mapping on HTTPException.headers #2749.
• Correct middleware argument passing and improve factory pattern #2752.

0.41.2 (October 27, 2024)

Fixed

• Revert bump on python-multipart on starlette[full] extras #2737.

0.41.1 (October 24, 2024)

Fixed

• Bump minimum python-multipart version to 0.0.13 #2734.
• Change python-multipart import to python_multipart #2733.

0.41.0 (October 15, 2024)

Added

• Allow to raise HTTPException before websocket.accept() #2725.

0.40.0 (October 15, 2024)

This release fixes a Denial of service (DoS) via multipart/form-data requests.

You can view the full security advisory: GHSA-f96h-pmfr-66vw

Fixed

• Add max_part_size to MultiPartParser to limit the size of parts in multipart/form-data

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Commits

• 28991b7 Version 0.42.0 (#2786)
• 672cd42 Add pragma: no branch in middleware/exceptions.py
• 5000c9f tests: Add skipped coverages for websockets.py and templating.py using `b...
• f57b083 docs: Update description for third-party package Apitally (#2794)
• 8a99adf docs: use transport instead of directly pass the app to AsyncClient (#2784)
• d40bc9e Update documentation link for python-multipart (#2782)
• db5063c Bump the python-packages group with 5 updates (#2779)
• ca1f45d Use ETag from headers when parsing If-Range in FileResponse (#2761)
• eee4cdc Fix: Resolve the issue where the directory itself being a symlink does not wo...
• b68a142 Replace mkautodoc by mkdocstrings (#2776)
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This PR updates the Starlette dependency from version 0.27.0 to 0.42.0. The update includes several important fixes and improvements, including security enhancements, better handling of client disconnections, and improved file response handling. The change is implemented through a simple version bump in the requirements.txt file.

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Update Starlette package version in requirements	Bump version from 0.27.0 to 0.42.0 Includes security fix for DoS vulnerability via multipart/form-data requests Adds ClientDisconnect handling for StreamingResponse Improves ETag handling in FileResponse Updates minimum versions of dependencies (python-multipart to 0.0.18, httpx to 0.27.0)	docker-images/requirements.txt

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Superseded by #41.