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Dependencies: Downgrade to fastmcp<2.7 to fix a breaking change#37

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What the title says.

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The dependency constraint for "fastmcp" was updated from "<3" to "<2.7" in the project configuration to avoid a breaking change. The changelog was also updated to document this adjustment. No other code or configuration changes were made.

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CHANGES.md Added a note about downgrading the "fastmcp" dependency constraint.
pyproject.toml Updated "fastmcp" version constraint from "<3" to "<2.7".

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CHANGES.md (1)

4-4: Align changelog entry with existing style conventions
Capitalize the package name to FastMCP for consistency with other entries and adapt formatting to match prior changelog style (plain-text version numbers).

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- - Dependencies: Downgraded to `fastmcp<2.7` to fix a breaking change
+ - Dependencies: Downgraded to FastMCP <2.7> to fix a breaking change
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PR: crate/cratedb-mcp#24
File: pyproject.toml:76-76
Timestamp: 2025-05-17T16:02:09.342Z
Learning: For the cratedb-mcp project, FastMCP pre-2.0 releases provide the same API surface needed by the application, so a lower bound on the FastMCP dependency is not necessary.
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PR: crate/cratedb-mcp#24
File: pyproject.toml:76-76
Timestamp: 2025-05-17T16:02:09.342Z
Learning: For the cratedb-mcp project, FastMCP pre-2.0 releases provide the same API surface needed by the application, so a lower bound on the FastMCP dependency is not necessary.
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pyproject.toml (1)

77-77: Confirm Upper Bound Adjustment for FastMCP
The dependency constraint has been correctly narrowed from <3 to <2.7 to avoid the breaking change in newer FastMCP releases. No lower bound is required per project conventions.

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