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10000app #0122 · PMF pre-judgment 82/100 · $15 one-time recovery evidence pack under strong native Dependabot, CI, Renovate and runbook substitutes

Python 3.9 can make Dependabot updates quietly stop.
“The job ran” is not recovery evidence.

Map sanitized Python update paths after Dependabot ended support for Python 3.9. Separate a declared runtime from the runtime actually exercised, then require a supported target, regenerated constraints or locks, dependency tests, CI and an observed new update PR—without entering repository, package, configuration, code or log data.

Map 3 recovery paths locally核对依据
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Dependabot Python 3.9 update recovery map

Recovery gateADD SANITIZED PATHS
Valid / invalid / duplicate0 / 0 / 0
Recorded / review / cannot tell0 / 0 / 0
3.9 paths / target gaps0 / 0
Manifest-lock / job gaps0 / 0
Dependency / CI / PR gaps0 / 0 / 0
Recovery fixtures0 / 10
PathDeclared / runtimeManifest-lock / jobTarget / dependencyCI / recovered PRFallback / rollbackEvidence / owner / decision

Runtime, test and recovery queue

    “Evidence recorded” proves only coherent abstract metadata. This page did not inspect a repository, run Dependabot, resolve a dependency, regenerate a lockfile, run CI, observe a PR, change Python or certify compatibility/security.

    Zero-code boundary: all free analysis stays in this browser. Enter only fictional aliases, enumerated states and safe evidence references. Never paste a repository, configuration, pyproject/setup/tox file, lockfile, dependency/package, source code, PR, log, registry, URL, token or credential. This page does not call GitHub, establish a runtime, edit a manifest, run Dependabot or CI, observe a PR, change a dependency or claim compatibility/security. Authorized dependency, Python, CI and release owners control every real action.

    Source ledger

    Current deprecation evidence and official configuration guidance

    PMF pre-judgment 82/100 · $15 one-time recovery evidence pack under strong native Dependabot, CI, Renovate and runbook substitutes

    GitHub Changelog · Python 3.9 support ended for DependabotSince June 23, 2026, Dependabot no longer supports end-of-life Python 3.9; projects that still require it risk receiving no dependency update PRs and should move to a supported Python version.GitHub Docs · Configure version updatesThe supported dependabot.yml configuration, ecosystem behavior and update-job evidence remain the native implementation source; this tool never reads or changes them.Python Developer's Guide · Status of Python versionsPython's official version-status table is the controlling lifecycle reference when a team selects a supported target; application compatibility still requires its own tests.