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Align launch.py Python version with pyproject.toml#32

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I've updated launch.py to require Python 3.11+, matching the requires-python setting in pyproject.toml. This ensures that the virtual environment created by launch.py uses the correct Python version for your project.

I've also updated README_ENV_MANAGEMENT.md to reflect this change.

Summary by Sourcery

Align Python version requirement in launch script with pyproject.toml and update related documentation accordingly

Enhancements:

  • Bump minimum supported Python version in launch.py from 3.8 to 3.11 to match project configuration

Documentation:

  • Update README_ENV_MANAGEMENT.md to reflect the new Python 3.11+ requirement in launch.py

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Documentation

    • Updated documentation to clarify that Python 3.11 or higher is now strictly required.
  • Chores

    • Increased the minimum supported Python version to 3.11.

I've updated `launch.py` to require Python 3.11+, matching the `requires-python` setting in `pyproject.toml`.
This ensures that the virtual environment created by `launch.py` uses the correct Python version for your project.

I've also updated `README_ENV_MANAGEMENT.md` to reflect this change.
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Reviewer's Guide

This PR aligns the Python version requirement in launch.py and the environment management documentation with the project's pyproject.toml, enforcing Python 3.11+ for virtual environment setup.

File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Enforce Python 3.11+ requirement in the launcher script
  • Bumped PYTHON_MIN_VERSION from (3, 8) to (3, 11)
  • Retained PYTHON_MAX_VERSION at (3, 11) to bound supported versions
launch.py
Update environment management guide to reflect new version requirement
  • Expanded the ‘Python Version Checking’ section to note Python 3.11+ enforcement
README_ENV_MANAGEMENT.md

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The minimum required Python version was updated from 3.8 to 3.11 in both the code and documentation. The constant in the launcher script was changed, and the environment management documentation now explicitly states that Python 3.11 or higher is strictly enforced.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
launch.py Updated PYTHON_MIN_VERSION from (3, 8) to (3, 11).
README_ENV_MANAGEMENT.md Clarified and enforced Python 3.11+ as the strict minimum.

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In Python’s warren, versions hop and run,
Now 3.11 is the chosen one!
The docs and code both now agree—
Older Pythons, let them be.
With every launch, we leap ahead,
🐇 On modern code, our projects tread!


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@MasumRab MasumRab merged commit 1dd114f into main Jun 14, 2025
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@MasumRab MasumRab deleted the align-python-version branch September 20, 2025 10:43
MasumRab added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 29, 2025
Align launch.py Python version with pyproject.toml
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Align launch.py Python version with pyproject.toml
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