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Assessment

Difficulty
1/5
Estimated time
Under an hour
Newbie friendliness
20/100
Issue type
Refactor
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
python

Research direction

Start with the Renovate dashboard, then review pyproject.toml and .python-version for the listed dependency updates. The open pull requests #3 and #1 already contain the proposed changes; done means determining whether those updates are acceptable and handling the dashboard checkboxes or PRs accordingly.

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Description

This issue lists Renovate updates and detected dependencies. Read the Dependency Dashboard docs to learn more.
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Detected Dependencies

pep621 (1)
pyproject.toml (18)
  • python >=3.12
  • httpx >=0.28.1
  • ibm-watsonx-ai >=1.1.0
  • google-generativeai >=0.8.0
  • pydantic >=2.10.0
  • pydantic-settings >=2.6.0
  • rich >=13.9.0
  • structlog >=24.4.0
  • fakeredis >=2.30.1
  • pandas-stubs >=2.3.0.250703
  • pre-commit >=4.2.0
  • pyright >=1.1.403
  • pytest >=8.4.1
  • pytest-asyncio >=1.1.0
  • pytest-cov >=6.2.1
  • pytest-randomly >=3.16.0
  • ruff >=0.12.5
  • uv_build >=0.8.23,<0.9.0 → [Updates: >=0.11.17,<0.12.0]
pyenv (1)
.python-version (1)
  • python 3.12 → [Updates: 3.14]

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