chore!: Update to latest Polars

[stefanDeveloper]

Currently, the latest polars version is 1.7.1. Our project https://github.com/stefanDeveloper/heiDGAF relies on this library, so it would be great to update it.

[jordandelbar]

Sure! I am on vacation for the next two weeks without access to my computer and I'll merge your PR once I am back. Can you aim your PR at the dev branch instead of main? I'll create a release by merging it into main afterwards. Thanks!

[jordandelbar]

I realized I can change the target branch from GitHub mobile. However, the poetry.lock file is not up to date with the pyproject.toml which is causing the tests to fail. You'll need to run a poetry lock and push the updated poetry.lock

[stefanDeveloper]

I realized I can change the target branch from GitHub mobile. However, the poetry.lock file is not up to date with the pyproject.toml which is causing the tests to fail. You'll need to run a poetry lock and push the updated poetry.lock

Thanks for your quick reply! I updated the poetry.lock.

[jordandelbar]

Thanks! I tried running the GitHub actions, but it seems I forgot to merge main back into dev after the last release. I'll need to check this on a proper terminal, not just on my phone 😅. I've added a reminder to fix this and merge your PR by the 30th of September. I also need to add a contributing guide, as the commits must follow the conventional commits specification to correctly generate the changelog.md

[stefanDeveloper]

Thanks! I tried running the GitHub actions, but it seems I forgot to merge main back into dev after the last release. I'll need to check this on a proper terminal, not just on my phone 😅. I've added a reminder to fix this and merge your PR by the 30th of September. I also need to add a contributing guide, as the commits must follow the conventional commits specification to correctly generate the changelog.md

Thanks for the quick response.
That would be great, in the future we might have more contributions. A contributing guide is a helpful note!

[jordandelbar]

Changes were merged in #38
Thanks again for the help!