Set supported python version to >=3.9

myakove commented 3 weeks ago

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New Features
- Updated Python version requirement to 3.9 for enhanced compatibility.
- Enabled dynamic versioning for the project.
Configuration Changes
- Adjusted coverage reporting settings for improved output management.
- Enhanced type-checking options to improve code quality and safety.
- Updated formatting settings for code style consistency.

coderabbitai[bot] commented 3 weeks ago

Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request primarily involve updates to the pyproject.toml file, focusing on dependency specifications and configuration settings for various tools. The Python version requirement has been increased from ^3.8 to ^3.9. Additional modifications include adjustments to coverage reporting, type-checking configurations for mypy, and formatting and linting settings for ruff. The project metadata and build system requirements remain largely unchanged, with the introduction of dynamic versioning.

Changes

File	Change Summary
pyproject.toml	Updated Python version from `^3.8` to `^3.9`; modified coverage, mypy, and ruff configurations; retained project metadata and build system requirements.

Possibly related issues

RedHatQE/python-utility-scripts#120: The change to set the supported Python version to >=3.9 directly addresses the objective of this issue.

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myakove commented 2 weeks ago

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