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This pull request addresses a missing dependency by adding cachetools to the project's requirements. This ensures that the project will have access to caching functionalities provided by the cachetools library, preventing potential runtime errors or unexpected behavior due to the missing dependency.

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  • Dependency Addition: The pull request adds cachetools==6.2.4 as a required dependency to both requirements.txt and setup.cfg.

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@giohappy giohappy merged commit 3cbc6b9 into 5.0.x Jan 9, 2026
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@giohappy giohappy deleted the 5.0.x_fixe_missing_cachetools branch January 9, 2026 09:31
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This pull request adds the cachetools dependency to the project. The changes correctly add the pinned dependency to both requirements.txt and setup.cfg. My review includes suggestions to place the new dependency in a more logical group within these files to improve maintainability. It would also be beneficial for future reference to add a brief description to the pull request explaining the need for this new dependency.

PyMuPDF==1.26.3
defusedxml==0.7.1
zipstream-ng==1.8.0
cachetools==6.2.4
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For better organization and maintainability, it would be beneficial to place cachetools under the # Django Caches section (around line 110) with other caching-related dependencies. This helps keep the dependency list organized and easier to manage.

smart_open==7.0.4
PyMuPDF==1.26.3
defusedxml==0.7.1
cachetools==6.2.4
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To maintain consistency with requirements.txt and improve organization, cachetools should be placed under the # Django Caches section (around line 134). Grouping caching-related dependencies makes the configuration easier to read and maintain.

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