[UPDATE] Version bump for next release #71
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setup.cfg (10)
3-3: Version Bump ApprovedThe version bump from
1.1.4to1.1.5is appropriate for a new release cycle.
5-5: Email Format Standardization ApprovedThe change in
author_emailfrom[email protected]to[email protected]standardizes the email format, enhancing consistency.
6-8: Metadata Enhancement ApprovedThe simplification of the
descriptionfield and the addition oflong_descriptionwith Markdown content type improve the package's metadata clarity and detail.
12-30: Classifier Expansion ApprovedThe expanded list of classifiers, including additional operating systems and newer Python versions, enhances the package's compatibility information and aligns with modern Python standards.
32-34: Licensing Information Update ApprovedThe update to the
licensefield to specify "MIT" and the introduction of thelicense_filessection clarify the licensing information, which is crucial for open-source projects.
36-39: Addition of Platform and Project URLs ApprovedThe new sections for
platformandproject_urlsprovide valuable information about the project's compatibility and important links, enhancing the package's metadata.
41-42: Introduction of[bdist_rpm]Section ApprovedThe new
[bdist_rpm]section, specifying a URL for RPM builds, targets specific distribution needs. Verify the necessity of this addition if it's not clear from the PR context.
48-55: Enhancements in[options]Section ApprovedThe enhancements in the
[options]section, including new fields such aszip_safe,py_modules,test_suite, andpython_requires, define the module's compatibility and requirements more explicitly, aligning with best practices for Python packaging.
61-69: Modifications in[options.packages.find]Section ApprovedThe modifications in the
[options.packages.find]section, including specific directories and patterns for package discovery, improve the package discovery process, ensuring that only relevant directories and files are included.
70-85: Introduction of[options.extras_require]Section ApprovedThe introduction of the
[options.extras_require]section, detailing dependencies required for testing, provides clear information on additional dependencies needed for testing, which is beneficial for developers.tox.ini (4)
2-2: Updated Python versions inenvlist.The
envlisthas been expanded to include Python versions 3.9 through 3.14. This update aligns with the PR's objective to support newer Python versions, ensuring compatibility and testing coverage.
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21-40: Configuration for new Python environments.The configuration for Python versions 3.9 to 3.14 has been added correctly. Each version specifies
basepythonappropriately, ensuring tests run in the correct runtime context. The settingssitepackages=False,recreate=True, andalwayscopy=Trueare consistent across all environments, which is good for maintaining a uniform testing strategy.
53-58: Updated test commands for new Python versions.The commands for running tests with Python versions 3.9 to 3.14 have been updated appropriately. Each command uses the correct Python interpreter and includes parameters for coverage tracking and verbose test output, which is crucial for detailed test reports and ensuring code quality.
290-546: Detailed configurations for Python 3.9 to 3.14 environments.The detailed configurations for Python versions 3.9 to 3.14 are well-defined. Each environment includes settings for
coverageandcodecovwith versions that support the latest features. The use ofcoverage erasebefore running tests and combining reports post-execution ensures clean and accurate coverage metrics. These configurations are crucial for maintaining high standards in code quality and test coverage.setup.py (5)
6-6: Copyright Year UpdatedThe copyright year has been updated to 2024, which is current and correct.
20-32: Docstring Added for SetupA new docstring has been added to describe the minimal acceptance testing for the package. This is a good practice as it provides clear instructions on how to test the basic functionality of the package.
52-82: RefinedreadFileFunctionThe
readFilefunction now includes a more detailed docstring and a new control flow that raises aNotImplementedErrorif the filename does not contain "E.md". This change introduces specific behavior based on the filename, which should be documented clearly in the function's usage section to avoid confusion.However, consider adding more specific error handling or a clearer explanation in the docstring about why the error is raised when "E.md" is not in the filename.
-if str("""E.md""") not in filename: +if "E.md" not in filename: raise NotImplementedError("[CWE-440] Not Implemented because the file is not an E.md file.")
92-98: Configuration Dictionary SetupThe configuration reading process is encapsulated within a warning suppression context, which is a good practice to avoid unnecessary warnings cluttering the output. However, ensure that this does not suppress important warnings that could indicate issues with the configuration.
134-146: UpdatedsetupFunction CallThe
setupfunction now pulls metadata from a configuration dictionary, which enhances maintainability and flexibility. This is a significant improvement as it allows for easier updates and management of package metadata.README.md (2)
6-6: Updated CI Services MentionThe README now mentions the use of GHA (GitHub Actions) and Circle-CI for CI/CD. This update reflects the shift in CI/CD strategy from Travis CI to GitHub Actions, aligning with modern practices.
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11-13: Updated CI BadgesThe CI badges have been updated to reflect the use of GitHub Actions. This change enhances the visibility of the current CI status and is in line with the shift mentioned in the PR summary.
However, there are duplicate codecov badges for the stable branch which should be addressed to avoid redundancy and potential confusion.
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setup.cfg (9)
3-3: Version Update ApprovedThe version bump from
1.1.4to1.1.5is correctly implemented and aligns with the objectives of the PR.
5-5: Author Email Format Standardization ApprovedThe change in the author email format from a hyphen to an underscore enhances consistency and readability.
7-8: Addition of Long Description ApprovedThe inclusion of
long_descriptionpointing toREADME.mdand specifying its content type as Markdown enhances the package metadata by providing more detailed project information.
12-31: Expansion of Classifiers ApprovedThe expanded classifiers accurately reflect the package's support for additional operating systems and newer Python versions, enhancing the metadata's accuracy and relevance.
32-34: License Information Updates ApprovedThe update to specify "MIT" in the
licensefield and the introduction of alicense_filessection clarify and make the licensing information more accessible.
36-39: Addition of Platform and Project URLs ApprovedThe new sections for
platformandproject_urlsenhance the configuration's clarity and provide useful links to the project's resources, such as the bug tracker and license information.
51-59: Enhancements in Options Section ApprovedThe additions and specifications in the
[options]section, includingzip_safe,py_modules,test_suite,python_requires, andsetup_requires, clearly define the module's compatibility and requirements, aligning with modern Python packaging standards.
64-69: Modifications in Options Packages Find Section ApprovedThe explicit specifications of directories and patterns in the
[options.packages.find]section improve package discovery and clarity.
74-89: Addition of Options Extras Require Section ApprovedThe new
[options.extras_require]section, detailing dependencies required for testing, enhances the configuration by providing clear guidance on additional packages needed for various testing scenarios.
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