dependency-groups cross link Added in Pyproject.toml page

[Daksh2000]

Fixes: #1840

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📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://python-packaging-user-guide--1847.org.readthedocs.build/en/1847/

[ncoghlan]

Inline suggestion to streamline a couple of the paragraphs, but this generally looks good to me. Thanks!

[ncoghlan]

Looks good to me, thanks!

[webknjaz]

The CI didn't run because the last commit coincided w/ GH outage. I clicked "rebase" to trigger it.

[Daksh2000]

The CI didn't run because the last commit coincided w/ GH outage. I clicked "rebase" to trigger it.

Hi , I could update the branch again if thats alright ?

[webknjaz]

You could. But the CI failure look unrelated to your PR and should be fixed in a separate one.

Since rebasing force-pushed the branch in your fork, it's best for you to git pull --rebase locally so Git wouldn't create a merge commit when you sync.

That said, the CI failure is not a reason for you to touch the branch. We just have to wait for the link fix. You can send a PR for that yourself, if you want.

[Daksh2000]

You could. But the CI failure look unrelated to your PR and should be fixed in a separate one.

Since rebasing force-pushed the branch in your fork, it's best for you to git pull --rebase locally so Git wouldn't create a merge commit when you sync.

That said, the CI failure is not a reason for you to touch the branch. We just have to wait for the link fix. You can send a PR for that yourself, if you want.

Hi, Created a PR - #1868