mdclasses Bump actions/setup-python from 5.1.1 to 5.2.0

Bumps actions/setup-python from 5.1.1 to 5.2.0.

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v5.2.0

What's Changed

Bug fixes:

Add .zip extension to Windows package downloads for Expand-Archive Compatibility by @priyagupta108 in actions/setup-python#916 This addresses compatibility issues on Windows self-hosted runners by ensuring that the filenames for Python and PyPy package downloads explicitly include the .zip extension, allowing the Expand-Archive command to function correctly.

Add arch to cache key by @Zxilly in actions/setup-python#896 This addresses issues with caching by adding the architecture (arch) to the cache key, ensuring that cache keys are accurate to prevent conflicts

Documentation changes:

Fix display of emojis in contributors doc by @sciencewhiz in actions/setup-python#899

Documentation update for caching poetry dependencies by @gowridurgad in actions/setup-python#908

Dependency updates:

Bump @iarna/toml version from 2.2.5 to 3.0.0 by @priya-kinthali in actions/setup-python#912

Bump pyinstaller from 3.6 to 5.13.1 by @aparnajyothi-y in actions/setup-python#923

New Contributors

@sciencewhiz made their first contribution in actions/setup-python#899

@priyagupta108 made their first contribution in actions/setup-python#916

@Zxilly made their first contribution in actions/setup-python#896

@aparnajyothi-y made their first contribution in actions/setup-python#923

Full Changelog: https://github.com/actions/setup-python/compare/v5...v5.2.0

Commits

f677139 Bump pyinstaller from 3.6 to 5.13.1 in /tests/data (#923)
2bd53f9 Documentation update for caching poetry dependencies (#908)
80b49d3 fix: add arch to cache key (#896)
036a523 Fix: Add .zip extension to Windows package downloads for Expand-Archive C...
04c1311 Fix display of emojis in contributors doc (#899)
cb68456 Updated @iarna/toml version to 3.0.0 (#912)
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Walkthrough

Изменения касаются конфигурации рабочего процесса GitHub Actions для настройки Python. Версия действия actions/setup-python была обновлена с v5.1.1 до v5.2.0. Эта модификация может включать новые функции, улучшения или исправления ошибок, связанные с более новой версией действия, однако общая структура и логика рабочего процесса остались прежними.

Changes

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`.github/workflows/gh-pages.yml`	`uses: actions/[email protected]` → `uses: actions/[email protected]`

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