Set upper bound on transformers dependency to <4.30#1140
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Set upper bound on transformers dependency to <4.30#1140oliverholworthy wants to merge 1 commit intoNVIDIA-Merlin:mainfrom
transformers dependency to <4.30#1140oliverholworthy wants to merge 1 commit intoNVIDIA-Merlin:mainfrom
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Fixes Error we're seeing in our tests with TensorFlow versions prior to 2.11
The newest version of the transformers package 4.30.0 started importing a module that only exists in TensorFlow 2.11 and above.
Setting this upper bound for now until we drop support for TensorFlow 2.10 and earlier, or this is updated in
transformersto restore support for earlier versions of TensorFlow (related issue here)