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    • Updated the project version to v0.4.1.
    • Refined dependency inclusion rules to enhance platform and Python compatibility.
    • Updated existing dependencies and added a new library to improve overall configuration management.

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Summary of Changes

This pull request appears to be a staging update, bumping the version of the code-graph-backend from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1 and updating dependencies. Specifically, it updates the resolved reference for multilspy in poetry.lock and requirements.txt, and adds toml to requirements.txt. It also adjusts the conditional dependency for exceptiongroup in requirements.txt.

Highlights

  • Version Bump: The version of the code-graph-backend is incremented from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1 in pyproject.toml.
  • Dependency Update: The resolved reference for multilspy is updated in both poetry.lock (line 1676) and requirements.txt (line 58).
  • New Dependency: The toml package is added as a new dependency in requirements.txt (line 96).
  • Conditional Dependency Adjustment: The conditional dependency for exceptiongroup in requirements.txt is modified (line 26).

Changelog

  • poetry.lock
    • Updated the resolved reference for multilspy from 5206eeb675a3a07971b829a400024e4846dc0856 to 1840bb9587d3d8b2fd5c50be4e75f011dab4c0f8 (line 1676).
  • pyproject.toml
    • Incremented the package version from 0.4.0 to 0.4.1 (line 3).
  • requirements.txt
    • Updated the resolved reference for multilspy from 77249c40e62be7fdb7afc62b3985dff686b6c7c3 to 1840bb9587d3d8b2fd5c50be4e75f011dab4c0f8 (line 58).
    • Added toml==0.10.2 as a new dependency (line 96).
    • Modified the conditional dependency for exceptiongroup to only apply to python version 3.10 (line 26).
    • Corrected the conditional dependency for colorama to use parenthesis for better readability (line 19).
    • Removed redundant conditional check for pexpect and ptyprocess (lines 64 and 69).
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Code Review

The pull request updates the version of the code-graph-backend, updates the multilspy dependency, and adds a toml dependency. The changes appear to be straightforward dependency updates.

Merge Readiness

The pull request appears to be in good shape for merging. The changes are dependency updates and don't introduce any new code. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that users have others review and approve this code before merging.

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The pull request updates the project's version in the pyproject.toml from "0.4.0" to "0.4.1" and revises dependency conditions in the requirements.txt. In the requirements file, the platform checks for certain packages have been restructured, the commit hash for the multilspy package has been updated, conditions for other packages have been simplified, and a new package, toml==0.10.2, has been added with its version constraints.

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File(s) Change Summary
pyproject.toml Version updated: "0.4.0" → "0.4.1".
requirements.txt Modified package conditions: grouped platform checks for colorama; updated exceptiongroup condition to target Python 3.10 only; updated multilspy commit hash; simplified conditions for pexpect and ptyprocess; added toml==0.10.2.

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requirements.txt (6)

19-19: Refined Condition for Colorama Dependency
The updated installation condition now groups the platform checks using parentheses, ensuring that the condition correctly evaluates whether the platform is Windows (either via sys_platform or platform_system).

26-26: Strict Version Condition for Exceptiongroup
The condition now restricts exceptiongroup to be installed only when the Python version is exactly "3.10". Make sure that this strict condition is intentional; if you plan to support later 3.10.x revisions or minor updates, you might consider a range.

58-58: Updated Commit Hash for Multilspy
The commit hash for the multilspy dependency has been updated. Please verify that the new commit (1840bb9587d3d8b2fd5c50be4e75f011dab4c0f8) is stable and fully compatible with the project.

64-64: Simplified Condition for Pexpect Dependency
The parentheses have been removed from the platform-check condition for pexpect, which improves readability while maintaining the intended logic.

69-69: Simplified Condition for Ptyprocess Dependency
Similar to pexpect, the condition for ptyprocess now omits redundant grouping, thereby enhancing clarity of the platform requirements.

96-96: Addition of New Toml Package Dependency
The inclusion of toml==0.10.2 with its version constraint ensures compatibility with Python versions between 3.10 and 4.0, as intended. This addition aligns with the updated dependency strategy.

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