Findings (ordered by severity)

1. Local tox regressions with explicit envlist
   tox.ini now enumerates py310,py311,py312,py313 without skip_missing_interpreters. On machines without all interpreters, tox will fail by default, whereas envlist = py previously just ran the current Python. Consider adding skip_missing_interpreters = true or documenting that contributors need all versions installed.
   File: tox.ini

Security concerns: none found.

Missing tests / edge cases: none beyond the tox usability regression above.

@codex Change tox.ini to keep the envlist = py

Summary

• Updated tox.ini to restore envlist = py (instead of explicit py310–py313), matching the requested follow-up and avoiding local tox failures when multiple interpreters are not installed. tox.iniL1-L4
• Committed the change on the current branch with message: fix: restore tox default envlist.
• Created a follow-up PR via the make_pr tool titled “Follow-up: keep tox envlist generic (py)”.

Testing

• ✅ curl -s https://tox.wiki/en/latest/config.html | head -n 5
• ✅ uv run --extra dev tox -l

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Findings

1. tox default envs were reduced to only py, dropping style and sqlean. This is a behavioral regression from the previous default that ran lint/format and SQLean tests when developers run tox locally. If intentional, update docs or CI expectations; otherwise restore envlist = py,style,sqlean (and consider explicit py310..py313 if you want versioned defaults). tox.ini:1

Missing Tests / Edge Cases

1. None directly introduced by the Python-version bump, but if sqlean is still expected to run in CI or locally, ensure it remains in the default tox envlist or is explicitly invoked elsewhere.

Notes

• No security concerns found.
• CI matrix updates and requires-python bump look consistent.

If you want, I can propose a small patch to restore the tox envlist while keeping the Python 3.10+ changes.