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Update setuptools version #158

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  • Completed implementation of new feature.
  • Add unit-test for the new feature.
  • Add documentation for the new feature.
  • Ensure all unit tests pass.
  • Address all issues raised by unit-tests.
  • Consider adding an example that demonstrates the use of the new feature (not always necessary).
  • Added code reviewer.

@joaomoura24 joaomoura24 requested a review from cmower December 23, 2024 21:37
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cmower commented Dec 26, 2024

Thanks @joaomoura24! The tests for ubuntu/python 3.7 are failing. I suggest either fix the issue or drop support for ubuntu/python3.7 all together.

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Hi @cmower. Adding a conditional requirement seems to solve the issue of working for python 3.7.
To minimise work, while merging we can squash the two commits into one.

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@cmower, can I merge this pull request? I might need to create another fix_... branch from the master.

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cmower commented Jan 6, 2025

@joaomoura24 happy for you to merge! Thanks

@joaomoura24 joaomoura24 merged commit 3ebd9ef into cmower:master Jan 6, 2025
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@joaomoura24 joaomoura24 deleted the fix_pip_install_dot branch January 6, 2025 09:44
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