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Release 0.6.4 #82
Release 0.6.4 #82
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: Formatting improvement for Python 3.12 classifier.The trailing whitespace has been removed from the Python 3.12 classifier entry. This is a good practice for maintaining clean and consistent code.
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: Version bump to 0.6.4 looks good.The version has been updated from "0.6.4b0" to "0.6.4", indicating a transition from a beta to a stable release. This change aligns with the PR objectives.
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: Verify the addition ofchangelog_incremental = false
.A new configuration option for
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: Overall review summaryThe main objective of this PR, which was to bump the version to 0.6.4, has been successfully implemented. The changes are minimal and mostly as expected, with good attention to detail in formatting.
However, there's an additional change to the
commitizen
configuration (changelog_incremental = false
) that wasn't mentioned in the PR description. While this change doesn't affect the version bump itself, it could impact how changelogs are generated in the future. It would be beneficial to have more context on why this change was made and ensure it aligns with the project's changelog management strategy.
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: Consider implementing quality, security, and style checksThere's a TODO comment about enforcing quality, security, and style checks in the CI workflow. Implementing these checks would significantly improve the overall code quality and security of the project.
Would you like assistance in implementing these checks? I can suggest some common tools and configurations for Python projects, such as:
- Flake8 for style checks
- Bandit for security checks
- Black for code formatting
- MyPy for type checking
Let me know if you'd like me to provide a sample configuration for any of these tools.
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: Approved: Python version update in CI workflowThe removal of Python 3.7 from the testing matrix is consistent with the version bump to 0.6.4. This change focuses the CI process on more recent Python versions (3.8 to 3.12), which is a good practice for maintaining up-to-date compatibility.
To ensure this change is reflected in the project documentation, please run the following script:
If the script returns results mentioning Python 3.7 support, consider updating the documentation to reflect the new supported versions.
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Version 3.7 is no longer available on macos causing the GitHub action to fail.
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Looks good to me. Thanks
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