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Pin `setuptools` to the maximum version of 70 to allow working on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS based environments. (New versions of `setuptools` are not compatible.) Note that this fix is necessary only for the `maint-0.9` branches and the REANA 0.9 release series. In `master` we have switched to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS based environments and Python 3.12 and no pinning is necessary there.
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chore(maint-0.9): release 0.9.9 (reanahub#434) build(python): add support for Python 3.13 (reanahub#480) ci(actions): pin setuptools 70 (reanahub#479) feat(schema): allow Compute4PUNCH backend options (reanahub#445) chore(openapi): update OpenAPI specifications (reanahub#460) fix(config): remove hard-coded component host name domain (reanahub#458) Note: The merge commit removes the changes related to pinning `setuptools` to version 70, because this was only necessary for the `maint-0.9` branches, as well as other 0.9.4 release-related changes.
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chore(maint-0.9): release 0.9.9 (reanahub#434) build(python): add support for Python 3.13 (reanahub#480) ci(actions): pin setuptools 70 (reanahub#479) feat(schema): allow Compute4PUNCH backend options (reanahub#445) chore(openapi): update OpenAPI specifications (reanahub#460) fix(config): remove hard-coded component host name domain (reanahub#458) Note: The merge commit removes the changes related to pinning `setuptools` to version 70, because this was only necessary for the `maint-0.9` branches, as well as other 0.9.4 release-related changes.
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chore(maint-0.9): release 0.9.9 (reanahub#434) build(python): add support for Python 3.13 (reanahub#480) ci(actions): pin setuptools 70 (reanahub#479) feat(schema): allow Compute4PUNCH backend options (reanahub#445) chore(openapi): update OpenAPI specifications (reanahub#460) fix(config): remove hard-coded component host name domain (reanahub#458) Note: The merge commit removes the changes related to pinning `setuptools` to version 70, because this was only necessary for the `maint-0.9` branches, as well as other 0.9.4 release-related changes. Note: The merge commit also adds a fix for `gherkin-official` versions with Python 3.8.
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Pin
setuptoolsto the maximum version of 70 to allow working on Ubuntu20.04 LTS based environments. (New versions of
setuptoolsare notcompatible.)
Note that this fix is necessary only for the
maint-0.9branches andthe REANA 0.9 release series. In
masterwe have switched to Ubuntu24.04 LTS based environments and Python 3.12 and no pinning is necessary
there.