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General Maintenance #40
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WalkthroughThe changes involve updating the project's configuration and dependencies. The Changes
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.pre-commit-config.yaml (1)
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: Summary: Improved code quality toolingThe changes to the pre-commit configuration file successfully transition the project from using Black to Ruff for both linting and formatting. This update aligns with the PR objectives of general maintenance and updating dependencies. The addition of Ruff should provide more comprehensive code quality checks while simplifying the toolchain.
Consider the following recommendations to further improve the project's code quality process:
- Document the rationale for switching to Ruff in the project's README or documentation.
- Update any CI/CD pipelines to reflect these changes in the code quality checks.
- Ensure all team members are familiar with Ruff's functionality and any differences from the previous setup with Black.
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.pre-commit-config.yaml (3)
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: Acknowledged: Removal of Black formatterThe Black formatter has been removed from the pre-commit configuration. This change aligns with the transition to Ruff for both linting and formatting.
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: Approved: Minor formatting improvementThe addition of a blank line after the pylint configuration improves readability by clearly separating different sections of the configuration file.
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: Approved: Addition of Ruff for linting and formattingThe addition of Ruff as a pre-commit hook for both linting and formatting is a good improvement. It replaces Black and provides additional linting capabilities.
Please verify if v0.6.3 is the latest stable version of Ruff. You can check the latest version on the official Ruff repository or PyPI.
Verification successful
Verified: Ruff version is up-to-date
The version of Ruff specified in the
.pre-commit-config.yaml
file (v0.6.3) is the latest stable version available on PyPI. No changes are needed regarding the versioning.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check the latest version of Ruff on PyPI curl -s https://pypi.org/pypi/ruff/json | jq -r '.info.version'Length of output: 69
requirements.txt (3)
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: Approval: Use of dependency management toolThe use of
uv
for autogenerating therequirements.txt
file is a good practice. It helps maintain consistency and reduces manual errors in dependency management.
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: Approval: New dependencies and improved documentationThe addition of new dependencies (e.g., attrs, blinker, cachetools) suggests expanded functionality or improved dependency tracking. The inclusion of comments for each dependency, indicating its source or purpose, is an excellent practice that enhances maintainability.
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: Verify compatibility with updated core dependenciesThe following core dependencies have been updated to newer versions:
- numpy: 2.1.0
- pandas: 2.2.2
- openpyxl: 3.1.5
- scipy: 1.14.1
- streamlit: 1.38.0
- xlrd: 2.0.1
- xlsxwriter: 3.2.0 (note the change to lowercase)
While updating dependencies is generally beneficial for security and performance, major version changes might introduce breaking changes.
Please run the following script to check for any deprecation warnings or errors after these updates:
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Streamlint notify that in september python 3.8 will be deprecated so I took this to make some improvements.