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This pull request focuses on maintaining the project's dependencies by updating the pyspark library to its latest stable version, 3.5.7. This ensures that the pubsublite/spark-connector module benefits from the most recent bug fixes, performance enhancements, and features introduced in PySpark versions 3.5.6 and 3.5.7, contributing to overall stability and compatibility.

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  • Dependency Update: The pyspark dependency has been updated from version 3.5.5 to 3.5.7.
  • File Affected: This update specifically targets the pubsublite/spark-connector/requirements.txt file.

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This PR, generated by Renovate, updates the pyspark dependency to version 3.5.7. My review focuses on the context of this change. The Pub/Sub Lite Spark connector, for which this dependency is being updated, is deprecated and its tests are disabled. This means the dependency update is not being validated, which poses a maintenance risk. I have added a comment on the requirements.txt file with a suggestion to mitigate this risk.

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pyspark[sql]==3.5.5 No newline at end of file
pyspark[sql]==3.5.7 No newline at end of file
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This pyspark dependency update is for the Pub/Sub Lite Spark connector. As noted in spark_streaming_test.py, this connector is deprecated and its tests are currently skipped. This means the change in this PR is not being validated by any tests, introducing a risk of breakage, even for a patch update. To mitigate this, I recommend either re-enabling a minimal set of tests to cover this dependency or configuring Renovate to stop updating dependencies for this deprecated component.

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