Bump Cohere min version to limit backtracking on upgrade #36666
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While testing apache#36537 I noticed cohere backracking quite a bit with older version. Bumping Cohere to more recent minimum version (released in November) decreased it quite a bit. Since Cohere is mostly standalone package, and likely you want to bump people to later version, it's safe to assume we can bump the minimum version.
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While testing #36537 I noticed cohere backracking quite a bit with older version. Bumping Cohere to more recent minimum version (released in November) decreased it quite a bit. Since Cohere is mostly standalone package, and likely you want to bump people to later version, it's safe to assume we can bump the minimum version. (cherry picked from commit 9797f92)
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While testing #36537 I noticed cohere backracking quite a bit with older version. Bumping Cohere to more recent minimum version (released in November) decreased it quite a bit. Since Cohere is mostly standalone package, and likely you want to bump people to later version, it's safe to assume we can bump the minimum version. (cherry picked from commit 9797f92)
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While testing #36537 I noticed cohere backracking quite a bit with older version. Bumping Cohere to more recent minimum version (released in November) decreased it quite a bit. Since Cohere is mostly standalone package, and likely you want to bump people to later version, it's safe to assume we can bump the minimum version. (cherry picked from commit 9797f92)
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While testing apache#36537 I noticed cohere backracking quite a bit with older version. Bumping Cohere to more recent minimum version (released in November) decreased it quite a bit. Since Cohere is mostly standalone package, and likely you want to bump people to later version, it's safe to assume we can bump the minimum version.
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While testing #36537 I noticed cohere backracking quite a bit with older version. Bumping Cohere to more recent minimum version (released in November) decreased it quite a bit.
Since Cohere is mostly standalone package, and likely you want to bump people to later version, it's safe to assume we can bump the minimum version.
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