Let's say you have an issue like this with the latest versions of some packages. I have this conflict in the requirements

chainlit 1.1.400 depends on aiofiles<24.0.0 and >=23.1.0 graphrag 0.2.0 depends on aiofiles<25.0.0 and >=24.1.0

First thing to do is remove the constraints on either of the packages (chainlit or graphrag) to see if the issue gets resolved. Often times this works best. But sometimes you may get a very old version of a package that satisfies this requirement...but you may not want to use that old version.

The installation problem will exist if you try to install chainlit>=1.1.400 along with graphrag>=0.2.0 at once (from requirements.txt)

Second thing is to make a PR or raise a issue to the package managers. If they relax the dependcies quickly, all good.

Now you can solve the installation problem like this:

Install chainlit>=1.1.400 first, put aiofiles==24.1.0 and graphrag>=0.2.0 in your requirements.txt and then install from the requirements.txt. This will raise a warning but the installation will work. the down side is you may face some runtime errors if the the package absolutely cannot function without a pinned dependency. Most cases it should be okay.

One more way of doing the same thing is to install chainlit without dependencies, then check what all dependencies it has, install all of them except aiofiles and then install aiofiles separately. check here on how to do it.