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Resolves #591

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The pull request updates the pyproject.toml file to refine the dependency configuration for the websockets package. The dependency declaration is now split into two conditional sections based on the Python version: one for Python 3.7 (allowing versions ≥10.0 and <12.0) and another for Python 3.8 (allowing versions ≥12.0 and <14.0).

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pyproject.toml Split websockets dependency declaration into two entries: one for Python 3.7 (>=10.0, <12.0) and one for Python 3.8 (>=12.0, <14.0).

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40-43: Refined Websockets Dependency Specification

The updated websockets dependency now conditionally specifies version ranges based on the Python version, which offers better granularity. For Python 3.7 (using python = "~3.7"), the allowed versions are between 10.0 (inclusive) and 12.0 (exclusive). For Python 3.8 (using python = "^3.8"), the allowed versions are between 12.0 (inclusive) and 14.0 (exclusive). This approach aligns well with similar dependency patterns in the file (e.g., for httpx), ensuring that consumers in different Python environments receive the appropriate dependency version.

Please verify that these version bounds meet your compatibility and testing requirements across all intended Python versions.


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VeskeR commented Mar 4, 2025

test_request_headers tests errors are fixed in #593

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sacOO7 commented Mar 4, 2025

Not sure why CI is red : (

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sacOO7 commented Mar 4, 2025

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VeskeR commented Mar 4, 2025

test_capability_change_without_loss_of_continuity test flakiness is suspected to be becaucse of frontdoor used on sandbox

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sacOO7 commented Mar 4, 2025

test_capability_change_without_loss_of_continuity test flakiness is suspected to be becaucse of frontdoor used on sandbox

Agreed. Worked on ably-python in the past. We never faced tests flakiness till now. This is surely due to introduction of frontdoor.

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LGTM

@VeskeR VeskeR merged commit b439046 into main Mar 4, 2025
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@VeskeR VeskeR deleted the 591/update-websockets-dependency branch March 4, 2025 14:17
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