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chore: Bump Mappings V- 34.7 #644

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Bump Mappings V- 34.7

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  • New Features

    • Upgraded the fyle-accounting-mappings package, potentially introducing new features and improvements.
  • Bug Fixes

    • The update may include bug fixes from the previous version.

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The pull request involves an update to the requirements.txt file, specifically upgrading the version of the fyle-accounting-mappings package from 1.32.2 to 1.34.7. This change does not affect any other dependencies listed in the file.

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requirements.txt Updated fyle-accounting-mappings from 1.32.2 to 1.34.7

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requirements.txt (1)

Line range hint 1-67: Consider adopting best practices for dependency management.

While reviewing the requirements.txt file, I noticed a few areas where we could improve dependency management:

  1. Version Pinning: Most dependencies have pinned versions, which is good for reproducibility. However, some (like django-filter) don't specify a version. Consider pinning all versions for consistency and to avoid unexpected updates.

  2. Dependency Groups: The file mixes production, development, and testing dependencies. Consider separating these into different files (e.g., requirements.txt, requirements-dev.txt, requirements-test.txt) for better organization and to avoid installing unnecessary packages in production.

  3. Comments: Adding comments to group related packages or explain why specific versions are required can improve maintainability.

  4. Regular Updates: Implement a process for regularly reviewing and updating dependencies to ensure you're using the latest secure versions.

  5. Consider using tools like pip-compile from pip-tools to generate and manage your requirements files, which can help with dependency resolution and updates.

Would you like me to propose a restructured version of the requirements file or suggest a tool for better dependency management?

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24-24: Version update for fyle-accounting-mappings confirmed.

The fyle-accounting-mappings package has been updated from version 1.32.2 to 1.34.7, which aligns with the PR objective to bump the mappings version to 34.7.

To ensure there are no compatibility issues with other dependencies, let's check if any other packages depend on fyle-accounting-mappings:

This script will help identify any potential areas where the version update might have an impact.

Verification successful

Please run the following updated shell script to ensure all imports of fyle-accounting-mappings are correctly identified:


fyle-accounting-mappings version update is safe.

The fyle-accounting-mappings package has been successfully updated to version 1.34.7 in requirements.txt. No imports or dependencies on this package were found elsewhere in the codebase, ensuring that the update does not affect other parts of the project.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for dependencies on fyle-accounting-mappings

# Search for imports of fyle_accounting_mappings in Python files
echo "Searching for imports of fyle_accounting_mappings:"
rg --type python "from fyle_accounting_mappings import|import fyle_accounting_mappings"

# Search for fyle-accounting-mappings in other requirement files
echo "Searching for fyle-accounting-mappings in other requirement files:"
rg --type txt "fyle-accounting-mappings" --glob "requirements*.txt" -v "requirements.txt"

Length of output: 1654


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for dependencies on fyle-accounting-mappings

# Search for imports of fyle_accounting_mappings in Python files
echo "Searching for imports of fyle_accounting_mappings:"
rg --type py "from fyle_accounting_mappings import|import fyle_accounting_mappings"

# Search for fyle-accounting-mappings in other requirement files
echo "Searching for fyle-accounting-mappings in other requirement files:"
rg --type txt "fyle-accounting-mappings" --glob "requirements*.txt" -v "requirements.txt"

Length of output: 1619

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