fix-conflicting versions

[naman9271]

Pull Request

Description

This pull request updates the project's versioning approach to use pyproject.toml as the single source of truth for version information, streamlining the build and release process. The changes ensure that version numbers are consistently managed and automatically synced across the project, and the documentation has been updated to reflect this workflow.

Versioning improvements:

• Changed the version source in .bumpversion.cfg from setup.py to pyproject.toml to make pyproject.toml the authoritative version file.
• Updated the version in pyproject.toml to 1.0.128.
• Refactored setup.py to dynamically read the version from pyproject.toml using a helper function, removing hardcoded version numbers.

Documentation updates:

• Added a section to README.md explaining the new versioning workflow and instructions for using bump2version with pyproject.toml.

Fixes #197

[naman9271]

@jacobbieker please review

[jacobbieker]

Looks good, thanks for this. Just remove the change to the ignored rules, and we can merge this. I do like having everything in the pyproject

[jacobbieker]

We'd like to keep these rules. I know its failing the checks because of these for now, but I don't want to get rid of them.

[naman9271]

yeah reverted it please take a look .... thanku for your feedback

[naman9271]

@jacobbieker please review

[naman9271]

Conflict resolved please take a look

[jacobbieker]

Looks nice, little more change, and then we can merge it.

[jacobbieker]

This doesn't need to be in the docs. The bump should happen with the CI automatically, so we can leave this out.

[jacobbieker]

This needs updating to match the current version, which is one higher, see the bumpversion.cfg file

[naman9271]

Hi @jacobbieker thank you for your patience. I have pushed the latest changes addressing your suggestion. Please take a look

[naman9271]

@jacobbieker Is there any high-impact area where I could contribute meaningfully right now?

I’m particularly interested in working with this organization long-term and aiming for GSoC 2026, and I want to focus my efforts where they create the most value and learning.

I’d really grateful for your guidance on areas that would benefit most from contributions.

[jacobbieker]

@jacobbieker Is there any high-impact area where I could contribute meaningfully right now?

I’m particularly interested in working with this organization long-term and aiming for GSoC 2026, and I want to focus my efforts where they create the most value and learning.

I’d really grateful for your guidance on areas that would benefit most from contributions.

Hi,

I don't work for OCF anymore, I just continue to maintain a few of the repos I built, but do still talk and interact with the team quite a bit. I would say look at the good first issues on other repos, those might be good starting points?

[naman9271]

Thanks for clarifying.
I’ll start with a few “good first issues” across the other repos and follow up if I find an opportunity to add more impact.

is there any POC so that i can connect to him so that i can talk to him about this ??