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This change allows Beam users to install a wider range of newer `grpcio` versions, addressing issues with recent releases and a yanked version (1.72.1). * **Consolidated Python Version Support**: The separate `grpcio` dependency specification previously defined for Python 3.13+ has been removed. The `grpcio` requirement is now consolidated into a single entry that applies across all supported Python versions. * **Continued Exclusion of Problematic Versions**: Despite the loosening of constraints, known problematic `grpcio` versions, including `1.70.x` and earlier specific versions (e.g., `1.48.0`, `1.59.*` to `1.69.*`), remain explicitly excluded to prevent known compatibility issues. 🧠**New Feature in Public Preview:** You can now enable **Memory** to help **Gemini Code Assist** learn from your team's feedback. 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