Update clashing dependencies for shared model #257
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In guardian/content-api#2953 I’m trying to work out a model shared between porter and concierge for the data that’s written to elasticsearch. Making concierge depend on the shared model has lead to some dependency clashes: this commit updates some dependencies here (specifically content-entity and content-atom) to resolve those clashes.
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In https://github.com/guardian/content-api/pull/2953 I’m trying to work out a model shared between porter and concierge for the data that’s written to elasticsearch. Making concierge depend on the shared model has lead to some dependency clashes: this commit updates some dependencies here (specifically content-entity and content-atom) to resolve those clashes.
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