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@yurnov yurnov commented Jan 27, 2025

It's a trivial PR with just adding shields.io to the README.md

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@ovchynnikov ovchynnikov merged commit 332ec46 into ovchynnikov:main Jan 27, 2025
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yurnov commented Jan 27, 2025

I got (outside GitHub) a question why python-version a python version is set as the range 3.9-3.13 when in Dockerfile is used specifically 3.12.

It's intentional.

So, it's completely right that anyone who will run a bot as a docker container from DockerHub or build it from the source without modification will technically run Python 3.12. However. README specifies a way how to deploy the bot as the local service (daemon) without docker, and based on a version of 3pp specified in requirements.txt, the range of supported version is 3.9..3,13. Most probably 3.14 should work, but only alpha releases are available that should not be used for production.

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