Differential D46236
devel/py-setuptools: update to 81.0.0 Authored by vishwin on Aug 6 2024, 2:16 PM. Tags None Referenced Files
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Convert to USE_PYTHON=pep517, at least so it can build on Python 3.12+. Remove old cruft in the process. Since 71.0.0, dependencies can be de-vendored. Those listed under [core] that do not introduce circular dependencies are de-vendored accordingly. Test capability to possibly return later. exp-run after dependent PRs, see PR 270358
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75.5.0 is the latest upstream but drops support for Python 3.8 and requires devel/packaging 24.2 starting 75.4.0
Comment Actions Suggestions poudriere-testport devel/py-setuptools: Local patch has more changes, converting ${CORE_DEPENDS} to ${_CORE_DEPENDS} in the if/else/endif, and the commented blocks.
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back to tracking the latest after Python 3.8 removal Comment Actions New update to devel/py-setuptools on Dec 30 means the current diff patch no longer applies. Please update when you can! https://cgit.freebsd.org/ports/commit/?id=f07e5622d2c544a56bac4ffb7a3f8182f60c156e Comment Actions
holding off on 82 for now, since it has removed pkg_resources and unfortunately some even currently actively maintained software probably unknowingly still use it instead of the importlib suite Comment Actions
Checked the other PEP 517 build backend consumers, only setuptools has consumers with inconsistent uppercase and hyphen/underscore/dot names. Until setuptools 75.8.1 and 75.3.1, name normalisation was not enforced properly. Comment Actions Disclaimers: I do not have a ports commit bit and my testing is likely limited. The new version addresses the security issues and doesn't seem to cause any apparent functional issues on my 15.1-RELEASE-p1 host with Python 3.12. I had to deal with some minor hurdles around py312-build / py312-wheel (I needed to uninstall them first because ports failed to handle that automatically), but apart from that it's been working well so far. This version is [more] aligned with the version that's been used at $work for over a year now. The newer versions were used with python 3.8 and 3.11 IIRC with a limited python package set. Thank you @vishwin for doing this. Comment Actions Please do not add yourself as a reviewer, but comments and suggestions welcome otherwise. This is still an ongoing effort that was originally started by a member of python@ (me). Lots of consumers are still broken. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||