Fix f-string syntax errors in fan_widget.py and main_window.py - #7
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Summary
Fixes a
SyntaxError: f-string: unmatched '['occurring on Python 3.12 and newer versions due to quote reuse within f-string expressions.Context & Cause
Starting with Python 3.12, the new f-string parser strictly validates quote nesting. Using the same single quote type for both the enclosing f-string and the dictionary key lookup (
f'{fan_data['Temperature']:.2f}') throws a syntax error at launch.Changes Made
"Temperature") on line 1058 ofnbfc-qt.Testing
SyntaxError.