djanand opened a new pull request, #1899:
URL: https://github.com/apache/datafusion-ballista/pull/1899

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   Closes #1887.
   
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   `python/` is a **separate Cargo workspace** (excluded from the root 
workspace) with its own `python/Cargo.lock`, and it path-depends on the main 
ballista crates. Two gaps make that lock drift out of sync:
   
   1. **Dependabot only covers the root workspace** (`directory: "/"`)- there 
is no `/python` entry, so dep bumps update `/Cargo.lock` but never 
`python/Cargo.lock`.
   2. **No CI catches the drift early.** `rust.yml` runs `--locked` only 
against the main workspace (python is excluded). A stale python lock only 
surfaces *later* and cryptically, in `build.yml`'s maturin steps (which run 
with `locked = true` from `python/pyproject.toml`): error: cannot update the 
lock file python/Cargo.lock because --locked was passed
   
   Net effect: when a dep moves in a ballista crate manifest (e.g. `itertools`, 
`tower-http` were bumped to `0.15`/`0.7`), `python/Cargo.lock` is left behind 
on `main`, and the next contributor inherits a red maturin build with an 
unhelpful message. This PR fixes the current drift and adds a guard so future 
drift is caught on the PR that introduces it.
   
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   - **`python/Cargo.lock`** - minimally reconciled with the manifests (picks 
up the already-published `itertools 0.15.0` / `tower-http 0.7.0` that flow in 
via the ballista path-deps; lockfile format v4 preserved). This fixes the 
current drift so the new guard passes from day one.
   - **`.github/workflows/dependencies.yml`** - new `python-lock` job that runs 
`cargo metadata --locked` in `python/` and fails with an actionable message 
(`run 'cd python && cargo update' and commit`) if the lock is stale. The 
workflow already triggers on `**/Cargo.toml` / `**/Cargo.lock`, so both 
main-workspace and python changes exercise it.
   - **`.github/dependabot.yml`** - new `cargo` entry for `directory: 
"/python"` (mirroring the root block's manual-bump ignore list for 
arrow/datafusion/sqlparser), so python's **direct** deps stay fresh.
   
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   No runtime/API changes - this is CI/tooling only.
   
   One contributor-facing note: dependabot bumps a **transitive** dep into 
python via the ballista path-deps (which python doesn't declare directly, so 
dependabot can't sync python's lock for it). Such a PR will now trip the 
`python-lock` guard and needs a one-line `cd python && cargo update` + commit 
on that branch. This isn't new breakage - that drift already broke the next 
`python/**` PR cryptically; the guard just relocates it to the PR that caused 
it, with a clear fix message.
   
   No breaking changes to public APIs.
   
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