Grafana-client is a library often used by DevOps who also use boto3 or other libraries together connecting different systems and platforms together. Adding a dependency for library that eradicates proper urllib3 and introduces new bugs that breaks environment is problematic. We can no longer add grafana-client into our common toolset and we have to extract it to another tool or use pre 4.0 version.
Describe the bug
Niquests uses urllib3.future library that replaces urllib3 library even if you installed both, so installing two will conflict.
You either guarantee that grafana-client works or boto3 works but not in the same time.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
rm -rf test && python3 -mvenv test && . ./test/bin/activate && pip install boto3 1>/dev/null && cat test/lib/python3.12/site-packages/urllib3/_version.py && pip install grafana-client 1> /dev/null && cat test/lib/python3.12/site-packages/urllib3/_version.py
Expected behavior
I would see both times:
Instead of it changing to this on second print:
Versions
grafana-client
: [ grafana-client==4.1.0 ]Additional context
Grafana-client is a library often used by DevOps who also use boto3 or other libraries together connecting different systems and platforms together. Adding a dependency for library that eradicates proper urllib3 and introduces new bugs that breaks environment is problematic. We can no longer add grafana-client into our common toolset and we have to extract it to another tool or use pre 4.0 version.
Async is nice but it was proven that it is not main contributor to the speed . Adding support for it easily is ok but not at cost of breaking other flows.