This line is a duplicate of line 15. The dependency django-test-migrations==1.3.0 is already declared earlier in the file and should not be repeated.

This Django version constraint conflicts with the existing pinned version in requirements/base.txt (line 19: django==5.2.7). Since local.txt includes base.txt via -r base.txt, adding django>=4.2.27 here will create a conflict during installation. Django is already pinned at 5.2.7 in base.txt, which is higher than the 4.2.27 minimum specified here.

If the intent is to fix vulnerabilities in Django, the fix should be applied to requirements/base.txt instead, as that's where Django is directly managed for this project. The current approach will either be ignored (if base.txt takes precedence) or cause installation issues.

While sqlparse is a transitive dependency of Django and django-debug-toolbar, pinning it with >= instead of == could lead to unexpected version updates that may introduce breaking changes or incompatibilities.

Following the pattern used elsewhere in this file (e.g., tornado>=6.3.3 on line 39) and in requirements/base.txt (e.g., certifi>=2025.10.5), the >= operator is acceptable for security pins. However, note that sqlparse is included with Django, so if Django is already at 5.2.7 in base.txt, it likely already includes a safe version of sqlparse. Verify this is necessary to avoid redundant pinning.