Bump sphinx-toolbox from 4.0.0 to 4.1.1

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Bumps sphinx-toolbox from 4.0.0 to 4.1.1.

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Commits

• 171728f Bump version v4.1.0 -> v4.1.1
• ef32599 Cap ruamel.yaml as layer versions won't build (can't find build backend).
• 56e0d12 collections.abc.Callable needs to be a :py:class:
• 31ebc6e [repo-helper] Configuration Update (#199)
• c0c9510 Bump version v4.0.0 -> v4.1.0
• 64260df Don't error on pkg-resources deprecation and cap setuptools for tests.
• 5f37c33 Add roman to requirements.
• ac2e1f5 Lint
• cd9afed Fix GitHub issue title parser (again)
• d74c966 typing.Union is now :py:class: not :py:data:
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Resolves #199

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🤖 Claude Code Review

Code Review - sphinx-toolbox Dependency Update

This PR updates sphinx-toolbox from version 4.0.0 to 4.1.1 in the documentation requirements file.

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Code Quality

✅ Code follows style guide - This is a simple dependency version update in a requirements file, which is standard practice and follows proper format.

✅ No commented-out code - No commented code present.

✅ Meaningful variable names - N/A (dependency file)

✅ DRY principle followed - N/A (single line change)

✅ Identify Defects - No bugs, logic errors, or security vulnerabilities detected. This is a straightforward dependency version bump.

✅ Project memory configuration - No .claude/CLAUDE.md file exists in the project, so no project-specific guidelines to consider.

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Testing

❌ Unit tests for new functions - Not applicable for a dependency update, but the change should ideally be verified by ensuring documentation builds successfully. No evidence of testing in the diff.

❌ Integration tests for new endpoints - N/A

❌ Edge cases covered - N/A

❌ Test coverage > 80% - Unable to verify. For dependency updates, the key test is whether the documentation still builds successfully with the new version.

Recommendation: Run the documentation build process (typically sphinx-build or similar) to verify the update doesn't break anything:

pip install -r documentation-requirements.txt
# Then run your documentation build command

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Documentation

✅ README updated if needed - README doesn't need updating for internal dependency changes.

✅ API docs updated - N/A for dependency update.

✅ Inline comments for complex logic - N/A

❌ CHANGELOG.md updated - The CHANGELOG.md (line 9-12) shows an [Unreleased] section but this dependency update has not been documented there.

Required Action: Add this change to CHANGELOG.md:

## [Unreleased]

- Bump sphinx-toolbox from 4.0.0 to 4.1.1
- Thing 5
- Thing 4

✅ Markdown formatting - README.md and CHANGELOG.md appear properly formatted in CommonMark style.

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Security

✅ No hardcoded credentials - None present.

✅ Input validation implemented - N/A

✅ Proper error handling - N/A

✅ No sensitive data in logs - N/A

✅ No license files (.lic) or AQAAAD strings - None detected in the diff.

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Summary

Overall Assessment: This is a clean dependency update with minimal risk. However, two items need attention:

1. REQUIRED: Update CHANGELOG.md to document this dependency bump at documentation-requirements.txt:10
2. RECOMMENDED: Verify documentation builds successfully with the new sphinx-toolbox version before merging

The dependency update itself follows best practices (single dependency, incremental version bump from 4.0.0 → 4.1.1), but proper change documentation is missing.

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🤖 Claude Code Review

I'll analyze this pull request against the code review checklist.

Code Review Analysis

Code Quality

✅ Code Style Guide Compliance

The changes follow the Senzing code style guide. The modifications are primarily configuration files, documentation updates, and workflow improvements that align with organizational standards.

✅ No Commented-Out Code

No commented-out code was added in this PR.

✅ Meaningful Variable Names

All variable names and configuration keys are clear and meaningful.

✅ DRY Principle Followed

The PR consolidates dependencies from separate requirements files into a single pyproject.toml, which is excellent for reducing duplication.

✅ Defects Analysis

No bugs, logic errors, or security vulnerabilities identified. The changes are primarily:

• Migration from requirements.txt files to pyproject.toml (modern Python packaging)
• GitHub workflow improvements (adding concurrency controls, timeout settings)
• Documentation updates to use CommonMark and newer Contributor Covenant
• Configuration file organization

⚠️ Project Memory Configuration (.claude/CLAUDE.md)

Location: .claude/CLAUDE.md

The newly added CLAUDE.md file appears appropriate and contains general project information suitable for any developer. It includes:

• Project overview
• Installation commands
• Linting commands
• Usage examples
• Architecture documentation

This is environment-agnostic and doesn't contain local-specific paths or configurations. ✅

Testing

⚠️ Test Coverage Information Not Available

The PR doesn't include new functionality requiring tests. Changes are primarily configuration and documentation. The pylint.yaml workflow now properly installs dependencies using python -m pip install --group all . which will enable proper testing infrastructure.

Note: .github/workflows/pylint.yaml:41-42 - Good improvement consolidating dependency installation.

Documentation

✅ README Updated (N/A)

No README changes needed for this PR.

✅ API Docs Updated (N/A)

No API changes in this PR.

✅ Inline Comments for Complex Logic (N/A)

No code logic changes requiring comments.

✅ CHANGELOG.md Updated

Location: CHANGELOG.md:5-7,29-31

The changelog was properly updated to reference CommonMark, Keep a Changelog, and Semantic Versioning with proper hyperlinks at the bottom of the file.

✅ Markdown Formatting

All markdown files appear to follow CommonMark specification. The formatting looks clean with proper link references and no extra whitespace issues.

Security

✅ No Hardcoded Credentials

No credentials found in the changes.

✅ Input Validation (N/A)

No code changes requiring input validation.

✅ Proper Error Handling (N/A)

No code changes affecting error handling.

✅ No Sensitive Data in Logs (N/A)

No logging changes in this PR.

✅ No License Files or AQAAAD Strings

No .lic files or AQAAAD strings detected in the changes.

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Additional Observations

Positive Changes

1. pyproject.toml modernization (lines 1-120): Excellent consolidation of dependencies with proper version constraints and Python version-specific packages.

2. Workflow improvements:

   • Added concurrency groups to prevent redundant workflow runs (.github/workflows/claude-pr-review.yaml:7-9, etc.)
   • Added timeout-minutes: 10 to pylint workflow (.github/workflows/pylint.yaml:23)
   • Added fail-fast: false to test matrix (.github/workflows/pylint.yaml:20)
   • Updated Python version matrix from 3.9-3.12 to 3.10-3.13 (.github/workflows/pylint.yaml:22)

3. Dependabot cooldown: Added 21-day cooldown to reduce PR noise (.github/dependabot.yml:6-7,13-14)

4. Code of Conduct update: Updated to Contributor Covenant 3.0 with better defined enforcement ladder (CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)

5. SECURITY.md added: New security policy file providing vulnerability reporting guidance

6. Workflow name capitalization: Consistent capitalization of workflow names for better readability

Minor Issues

❌ Pylint workflow trigger change

Location: .github/workflows/pylint.yaml:3-5

The workflow trigger changed from on: [push] to on: pull_request: branches: [main]. This means pylint will no longer run on direct pushes to branches other than via PRs to main. This could be intentional but worth confirming:

• Previously: Ran on every push to any branch
• Now: Only runs on PRs targeting main

Recommendation: Verify this is intentional. If developers push to feature branches directly, they won't get pylint feedback until opening a PR.

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Summary

Overall Assessment: ✅ APPROVED with minor note

This is a well-executed modernization PR that:

• Consolidates Python packaging configuration
• Improves CI/CD workflows with concurrency controls and timeouts
• Updates documentation to current standards
• Adds security policy
• Follows all code quality, security, and documentation requirements

Single item to verify:

• Confirm the pylint workflow trigger change (push → pull_request only) is intentional

All checklist items pass. No blocking issues identified. The code is ready to merge pending verification of the pylint workflow trigger change.

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