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• Update dependency loguru to v0.7.2
• Update dependency psutil to v5.9.8
• Update dependency pytest to v6.2.5
• Update dependency attrs to v23
• Update dependency more-itertools to v10
• Update dependency packaging to v24
• Update dependency pyparsing to v3
• Update dependency pytest to v8
• Update dependency pytest to v8
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• Update dependency py to v1.10.0 [SECURITY]
• Update dependency attrs to v20.3.0
• Update dependency pytest to v6.2.5
• Update dependency six to v1.16.0
• Update dependency pluggy to v1

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• Update dependency wcwidth to v0.2.13
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• Update dependency more-itertools to v8.14.0
• Update dependency packaging to v20.9
• Update dependency psutil to v5.9.8
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pyproject.toml says python = "^3.8" but some text in the blog at https://hackersandslackers.com/python-poetry-package-manager/ says this:

we specify that Python 3.7 is the absolute lowest version required

Is the blog text consistent with pyproject.toml? The blog includes a sample pyproject.toml that has python = "^3.8"; thus the possible inconsistency is visible within the blog itself.

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Currently if you follow the instructions in the readme you will get something like the following error when running the command $ poetry run init:

[FileNotFoundError]
[WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified

Rather you must type $poetry run to run the program.