Open enkore opened 9 months ago
@enkore Thanks for leading this effort. It's unfortunate that we're in this position, but it does seem like we have some potential people willing to keep things going.
I think one thing that will definitely help with this in the future is documenting update processes and modernizing the build/release systems.
Luckily, Python's API is typically pretty stable and we're now at a 1 year Y-stream release cadence, so maintaining these packages shouldn't require a lot of time.
Pinging some downstream packages (according to github) to make them aware of this. Please excuse the noise if I included false positives in here.
https://github.com/persimmon-ai-labs/adept-inference @mtensor https://github.com/marsupialtail/quokka @marsupialtail https://github.com/BaguaSys/bagua @NOBLES5E https://github.com/thelastpickle/cassandra-medusa @adejanovski @rzvoncek https://github.com/scylladb/scylla-cluster-tests @fruch https://github.com/nocproject/noc @aversant https://github.com/carlmontanari/scrapli @carlmontanari
Thanks for the heads up
We are blocked on python 3.12 for our own libraries as well, so it would take a while till we'll be hitting this.
PyPI has a process (PEP 541), which takes at least a few months. The upside here is that usually it's more or less "random" people trying to do this process, here we might have a bit of a headstart since I'm an org member
I've prepared an application for this and will submit it once the eligibility date (2023-12-03) passes (unless we hear back from Panos of course).
Hello and thanks for reaching out! We're not blocked by this right now, but we're very happy you're looking into this nonetheless!
We're running 3.10 instead of 3.11 because of this, but it's not really an issue for us, for now. But python versions EOL much faster these days so it's a good idea to get started.
@enkore I took a look through the issues you filed in this project and there are a number of things that need to be done to get this back in shape. I'm more than willing to jump in an take on a good amount of this, but coordination is a bit cumbersome via github alone.
If you'd like, we may be able to setup some kind of community video call with anyone interested in participating or just observing. If so, I can host a google meet.
I'll take a look at releasing updates packages soon.
@pkittenis Are you able to give us an update on the new releases? If this is something you need help with, we're here!
Hey @pkittenis Do you need any help with new release ? Let us know!
@enkore We may be in the same situation since there has been no activity.
@pkittenis @enkore Bump. Is there any progress on the release?
@pkittenis ping
had better UX with pip install fabric
https://docs.fabfile.org — has a CLI, and loads ~/.ssh/config
out of the box
@ulidtko Since this has largely died in this organization @enkore has created a successor org over at https://github.com/parallel-ssh/ that we hope will keep these projects going in the longer term.
If you just need ssh2-python for python 3.12, then I published my fork to pypi as the ugly-named ssh2-python312
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I've also started a side project (excuse to use Rust) that may do most of what you want (but no built-in ssh config functionality (yet?)): https://github.com/JacobCallahan/Hussh/
The current situation
master
(a protected branch)What has been done so far
next
branches in some of the repositories which can be used as a staging branch in the mean timeNext steps
The main motivator for getting this unstuck is that the base packages (ssh-python and ssh2-python) need new releases to cope with Python 3.12 breakage.
CC @JacobCallahan @pletnes @pbrezina @McTonderski @ogajduse @Gauravtalreja1 @omkarkhatavkar