fix: use only one version of ic-certification #1267
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The external ic-certification package was used by multiple dependencies, but with slightly different versions. This PR makes sure only one version is used. To help solve the problem, the ic-http-proxy dependency is also pinned to a more recent version. Note that the external ic-certification is a different package than the one internal in rs/certification subdir. --------- Co-authored-by: IDX GitHub Automation <[email protected]>
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The external ic-certification package was used by multiple dependencies, but with slightly different versions. This PR makes sure only one version is used. To help solve the problem, the ic-http-proxy dependency is also pinned to a more recent version.
Note that the external ic-certification is a different package than the one internal in rs/certification subdir.