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fix: requirements to make forum work with edx-platform#121

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fix: requirements to make forum work with edx-platform#121
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As updating the pylint version to latest fails edx CI and If pinning it to the same version as it(forum) has before, it fails compiling the requirements in edx-platofrm So, adding the same constraint for pylint as edx-platform has for it. i.e. pylint<2.16.0

As updating the pylint version to latest fails edx CI and
If pinning it to the same version as it(forum) has before, it fails compiling the requirements in edx-platofrm
So, adding the same constraint for pylint as edx-platform has for it. i.e. `pylint<2.16.0`
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Faraz32123 commented Oct 25, 2024

As pinning the pylint version to same as that of edx-platform doesn't seem fruitful(failures). So will just go with the latest pylint version and will have to add pylint ignore warning for too many arguments(failures that occur on latest pylint version). Will be changing the requirement again.

- added `too-many-positional-arguments` disable list in pylintrc to fix these warning:https://github.com/edly-io/forum/actions/runs/11513603527/job/32050616644
@Faraz32123 Faraz32123 changed the title fix: pin pylint to the same version as that of edx fix: requirements to make forum work with edx-platform Oct 25, 2024
@Faraz32123 Faraz32123 merged commit 38183d2 into master Oct 25, 2024
@Faraz32123 Faraz32123 deleted the fix/pin_pylint_to_the_same_version_as_that_edx-platofrm branch October 25, 2024 11:12
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