Make tealer compatible with python 3.12

montyly commented 7 months ago

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced a matrix strategy for Python versions in testing workflows, allowing tests to run across multiple Python versions.
Bug Fixes
- Updated the Python version from 3.8 to 3.9 in workflow setups to ensure compatibility.
- Transitioned from python setup.py install to pip install . for a more standard approach to installing dependencies.
Refactor
- Modified the Python package setup process to simplify the configuration.
- Replaced pkg_resources.require with importlib.metadata.version for version retrieval, enhancing the efficiency of internal operations.
- Updated the method for handling entry points to use importlib.metadata, improving compatibility with different Python versions.

montyly commented 7 months ago

What this PR contains:

Drop py 3.8 support. The EOL is this year
Add support for py 3.12
Make all the CI tests run on 3.9 - 3.12
Drop setup.py in profit of pyproject.toml
Drop pkg_resources in profit of importlib (better forward compatibility)

aorumbayev commented 7 months ago

Hey @montyly any updates on when this is expected to be merged?

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2fb904ffaa9a5c2613ea7dc2dee97a46ccdfe948 and 034dff1616d2fcdb957df91a0cdb20fffcdb9f66.

Walkthrough

The recent updates focus on modernizing Python workflows and dependency management across various GitHub Actions, including transitioning to Python 3.9, enhancing test coverage with a matrix strategy for multiple Python versions, and adopting importlib.metadata over pkg_resources for version and entry point handling. Additionally, the setup.py configuration has been streamlined to simplify package setup, reflecting a shift towards more efficient and maintainable project configurations.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`.github/workflows/.../darglint.yml`, `.github/workflows/.../linter.yml`	Updated Python version from 3.8 to 3.9.
`.github/workflows/pytest.yml`	Changed workflow name to "Pytest", added matrix strategy for Python versions.
`.github/workflows/pytest310.yml`	Switched from `python setup.py install` to `pip install .`.
`.github/workflows/tests.yml`	Introduced matrix strategy for Python versions.
`setup.py`	Modified import statement and replaced setup configuration with `setuptools.setup()`.
`tealer/__main__.py`, `tealer/utils/.../common.py`	Replaced `pkg_resources.require` and `pkg_resources` with `importlib.metadata.version` and `importlib.metadata`, added `_get_entry_points` function.

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montyly commented 7 months ago

@aorumbayev : it's available on pypi. The support for 3.12 took us a bit more time than anticipated

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