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.
Dependabot Python 3.9 update recovery map
| Path | Declared / runtime | Manifest-lock / job | Target / dependency | CI / recovered PR | Fallback / rollback | Evidence / owner / decision |
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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.
$15 Dependabot Python 3.9 Update Recovery Evidence Pack
Export an editable matrix for up to 100 sanitized update paths: declared versus actual runtime, supported target, manifest/lock work, Dependabot job, dependency and CI tests, newly observed update PR, fallback, rollback, owner sign-off and usage and outcome review ledger.
- up to 100 sanitized Python update paths
- declared-versus-exercised runtime inventory
- target, manifest, constraints and lock handoff
- Dependabot job, resolver and CI evidence
- new update-PR recovery plus fallback/rollback
- use, purchase and outcome review ledger
Current deprecation evidence and official configuration guidance
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