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docs: use a requests version that exists in the pyproject.toml tutorial - #827
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Hi @simonvanlierde, this makes sense! Thank you!
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Hi!
The pyproject.toml tutorial pins
"requests==10.1"in its dependency examples, but requests has no 10.x release (the latest is 2.34.2). A reader who copies the finalpyproject.tomland runspip install -e .gets "No matching distribution found for requests==10.1".requests==2.32.3, a real release, in all six places on the page: the specifier example and the five fullpyproject.tomlexamples.Tests:
nox -s docs-testpasses locally, and so do the translated builds. The.pofiles don't contain the pin, so I didn't touch them.Best,
Simon