fix: bump ruff version for test failures#10029
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the minimum ruff version in the project’s dependency groups to avoid CI failures caused by older ruff versions being unable to parse the repository’s pyproject.toml.
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- Bump
ruffminimum version in thedevdependency group. - Bump
ruffminimum version in thedocsdependency group.
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📝 Summary
CI is failing due to
pyproject.tomlnot being parsable with old versions of ruff. This causes a silent failure intest_pyodide_bridge_formatwhich attempts to format but fails.