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Summary of Changes

This pull request addresses issue#36 by switching the task management system frompyinvoke tojust. This involves removinginvoke and introducingjust for defining and running project tasks. The changes include updating the GitHub Actions workflows, pre-commit configuration, README,pyproject.toml, and task definitions to reflect this transition.

Highlights

• Task Management System Migration: Replacespyinvoke withjust for task automation, aiming for a simpler and more straightforward task definition.
• GitHub Actions Workflow Updates: Modifies the CI/CD workflows (check.yml,publish.yml) to usejust commands instead ofinvoke.
• Pre-commit Configuration: Updates.pre-commit-config.yaml to includebandit and upgrades the revisions ofpre-commit-hooks andcommitizen.
• README Modifications: Updates the README to reflect the change frompyinvoke tojust, including updated command examples and task descriptions.
• Dependency Management: Removesinvoke and addsrust-just as a development dependency inpyproject.toml. Also, addshatchling as a dependency.
• Task Definition Restructuring: Replaces theinvoke.yaml andtasks/*.py files with a singlejustfile that defines all project tasks.

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Thejust command runner is written in Rust, a systems programming language known for its speed, safety, and concurrency.

Code Review

This pull request introduces significant improvements to the project, including updating the Python version, transitioning fromPyInvoke toJust for task management, updating dependencies, and enhancing data validation in core models. The changes are well-structured and contribute to the project's maintainability, efficiency, and reliability.

Summary of Findings

• Python Version Updates: The pull request updates the Python version from 3.12 to 3.13 across multiple files, ensuring the project uses the latest features and improvements. This is a good practice for maintaining the project's currency and compatibility.
• Dependency Updates: The pull request updates various dependencies inpyproject.toml to their latest versions, ensuring the project benefits from the latest features, bug fixes, and security patches. This is crucial for maintaining the project's stability and security.
• Transition from PyInvoke to Just: The pull request transitions the project's task management fromPyInvoke toJust, which offers a more straightforward and efficient syntax for defining and executing tasks. This simplifies the project's automation and improves developer experience.
• Removal ofpython_env.yaml andrequirements.txt: The pull request removes thepython_env.yaml andrequirements.txt files, relying instead onuv andpyproject.toml for managing dependencies. This streamlines the project's dependency management and reduces redundancy.
• Improved Error Handling inAlertsService: The pull request improves error handling in theAlertsService by printing a message to the console when notifications are not supported, rather than raising a warning. This provides a more user-friendly experience.
• Data Validation in Core Models: The pull request introduces data validation usingpandera schemas in the core models, ensuring data integrity and preventing unexpected errors. This enhances the project's robustness and reliability.

Merge Readiness

The pull request is in good shape to be merged. The changes are well-structured and contribute to the project's maintainability, efficiency, and reliability. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.