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VMRuiz
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Yeah, most changes come from adding pyupgrade to pre-commit*. Reviewing separate commits may be easier here. * I added pyupgrade for functional reasons, not for cleanup. There were old stdlib imports preventing the code from working in newer Python versions, and pyupgrade solved that automatically. |
Gallaecio
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Modernize the code base to support the latest versions of Python, so that https://github.com/scrapinghub/scrapy-frontera tests can pass (scrapinghub/scrapy-frontera#14).
I got tests to pass, but skipped all those that require running a service, as I imagine it would be non-trivial to get them to pass in GitHub Actions, and I was not sure about using https://github.com/tox-dev/tox-docker to get the services running locally. Not sure if I should try to test those manually at least, I wonder if there are any current users of those service-based features.