chore/release-3.2.11

[dylanpulver]

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes for Version 3.2.11

• New Features

  • API keys can now be used without specifying the environment, simplifying their integration.

• Bug Fixes

  • Resolved issues with the test validation function to enhance performance and accuracy.
  • Fixed formatting issues in Jupyter notebooks to improve readability.

• Chores

  • Upgraded the dparse library for improved functionality.
  • Migrated to PyPI Trusted Publisher for enhanced automated package deployment.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several updates, including a new version entry for version 3.2.11 in the changelog, which outlines key changes such as an upgrade to the dparse library, migration to PyPI Trusted Publisher for automated package deployment, a fix for the test validation function, the addition of a feature allowing API keys to function without specifying the environment, and a fix for Jupyter notebook formatting. Additionally, the version number for the safety module has been updated from 3.2.10 to 3.2.11.

Changes

File	Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md	Updated to include version 3.2.11 with notable changes: dparse upgrade, migration to PyPI Trusted Publisher, test validation fix, API key feature addition, and Jupyter notebook formatting fix.
safety/VERSION	Version updated from 3.2.10 to 3.2.11.

Possibly related PRs

• chore/release-3.2.8 #606: The changelog update for version 3.2.8 includes changes to the CHANGELOG.md, which is also modified in the main PR for version 3.2.11.
• chore/release-3.2.9 #617: The changelog update for version 3.2.9 similarly involves modifications to CHANGELOG.md, connecting it to the main PR's changes.
• chore/release-3.2.10 #626: The changelog for version 3.2.10 is updated in a manner consistent with the changes made in the main PR's CHANGELOG.md.

Suggested reviewers

• yeisonvargasf

🐇 In the meadow, changes bloom,
A version update clears the gloom.
API keys now dance with ease,
Jupyter's format, a gentle breeze.
With dparse upgraded, we leap and play,
In the world of code, we hop away! 🌼

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CHANGELOG.md (2)

8-8: LGTM! Version entry follows the standard format.

The version number and date are properly formatted according to Keep a Changelog conventions.

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9-13: LGTM! Changes are well-documented with clear references.

Each change is:

• Properly categorized (chore/fix/feat)
• References the corresponding PR number
• Provides a clear, concise description of the change

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[yeisonvargasf]

All good, thanks!