fix(deps): pin '{api,cloud}-core', 'auth' to allow 2.x versions on Python3 #512
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jimfulton approved these changes Jul 20, 2021
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See: googleapis/google-cloud-python#10566
google-cloud-storageneeds to pin to the1.xversions ofgoogle-api-core/google-cloud-core/google-auth, but only for Python 2.7: Python 3 users should not need that restriction.