build(deps): Bump tonic and prost related packages to 0.14 #6276
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In particular, the packages are prost, prost-types, tonic, tonic-prost, and tonic-prost-build. Unfortunately, this also requires updating arrow to 57.x It doesn't seem possible to update any of these packages individually, they are all tightly dependent on each other, and attempts at individual updates cause compilation errors.
This was referenced Jan 14, 2026
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LGTM! needs a rebase though
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In particular, the packages are prost, prost-types, tonic, tonic-prost, and tonic-prost-build.
Unfortunately, this also requires updating arrow to 57.x
It doesn't seem possible to update any of these packages individually, they are all tightly dependent on each other, and attempts at individual updates cause compilation errors.