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[lNamelessl]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request establishes the initial structure for a new Python project named 'pre-commit-configs'. It sets up the necessary configuration for Python version management and project metadata, along with a basic executable script, providing a clear starting point for future development and ensuring environmental consistency.

Highlights

• Project Initialization: This pull request initializes a new Python project, setting up the foundational files required for development.
• Python Version Specification: A .python-version file has been added to explicitly set the required Python version to 3.12 for the project.
• Project Metadata: A pyproject.toml file has been introduced, defining the project's name as 'pre-commit-configs', its initial version as '0.1.0', and specifying a Python requirement of >=3.12.
• Basic Entry Point: A main.py file has been added, containing a simple main function that prints a 'Hello' message, serving as a minimal entry point for the project.

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Code Review

This pull request initializes a new Python project. My review focuses on completing the project setup. I've suggested adding docstrings to main.py for better documentation, and in pyproject.toml, I've pointed out a placeholder description and a reference to a non-existent README.md file.

[gemini-code-assist]

To improve maintainability and adhere to Python best practices (PEP 257), it's recommended to add docstrings to both the module and the function.¹

• A module docstring at the top of the file explains the script's purpose.
• A function docstring explains what the function does.

I've also adjusted the spacing to follow common Python style.

Suggested change

	def main():
	print("Hello from pre-commit-configs!")
	if __name__ == "__main__":
	main()
	"""Main script for pre-commit-configs."""
	def main():
	"""Run the main logic of the script."""
	print("Hello from pre-commit-configs!")
	if __name__ == "__main__":
	main()

Style Guide References

Footnotes

1. PEP 257 recommends docstrings for all public modules, functions, classes, and methods. ↩

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The project description is a placeholder. Please update it with a meaningful description of the project's purpose.

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This line references a README.md file, but this file is not included in the pull request. This will cause errors when building the package. Please either add a README.md file to the project or remove this line if a README is not intended.