build: Use Particle v0.14 for minimal compatible release

[eduardo-rodrigues]

Trivial update to latest series. Not that the updates will matter to you here, but no harm in using the latest and greatest.
(In fact explicit support for Python 3.9 only came with the 0.13 series, so better update in any case.)

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[matthewfeickert]

Trivial update to latest series. Not that the updates will matter to you here, but no harm in using the latest and greatest.
(In fact explicit support for Python 3.9 only came with the 0.13 series, so better update in any case.)

Thanks for the PR @eduardo-rodrigues. Note that with the compatible release syntax v0.14 is already being picked up with ~=0.12. Example:

$ docker run --rm -it python:3.8 /bin/bash
root@b53098b9144a:/# python -m pip install "particle~=0.12"
root@b53098b9144a:/# python -m pip list | grep particle
particle   0.14.0
root@b53098b9144a:/# python -m pip install --upgrade "particle~=0.12.0" # Here restricting to within the v0.12.X series
root@b53098b9144a:/# python -m pip list | grep particle
particle   0.12.0

So setting

pylhe/setup.cfg

Line 43 in 51153ca

particle~=0.12

is just requiring that pip have a lower bound of v0.12 and to be within the v0.X release series.

I agree there's no harm in merging this though.

[matthewfeickert]

[eduardo-rodrigues]

I see, thanks for pointing that out.