Upgrade dependencies (and see if Dependabot will stop emailing me) #15
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runtime.txt is deprecated. https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/python-runtimes
Without an explicit bind it seems to only bind to the 127.0.0.1 IP. To support using CLI options with gunicorn the application cannot also parse the options. Instead only use optparse when running stand-alone.
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I get emails from Dependabot for the microformats org. Rather than trying to ignore it again, I thought I would see if I could address it by bumping all the dependencies.
Note that I am not really a Python developer. But I have recently been touching Python a little more for work. The commit history shows the different steps I have taken.
We may want to skip the last commit in the chain, where I use Astral
uvin the README. It is just the only way I am using Python at the moment as it has been the only Python development tooling where I did not find myself in an eternal struggle about virtual environments and version management 😅This supersedes #14.