docs: Use a PEP440-compliant version constraint in pip-compile documentation #19855
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Changes
Updates the example in the documentation of the
pip-compile
manager to declare a Python version constraint using a PEP440-compliant format.Context
Using a Python version as suggested in the docs causes the
pip-compile
invocation to fail. Note, that this is especially annoying as it is not detected as a configuration error by Renovate. (I assume that the constraint is not validated.)Relevant log excerpt of a failed run: