Remove distutils usages for Python 3.10 #19064
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Version parsing capabilities when building provider packages is now provided by packaging.version.Version instead. Non-Python software version parsing (sqlite) is re-implemented with regex. Usages of strtobool are replaced by the to_boolean utility function in the airflow.utils.strings module. This function is a bit more permissive than strtobool, but should be good enough for how Airflow uses it for. This function is available since 2.0 and should be safe for usages in provider packages as well. Some usages of strtobool in providers are replaced by copying the implementation from distutils since to_boolean's different behavior would cause backward incompatibilities. The copy_file usage is replaced by shutils.copy2(), which is good enough for Airflow's needs. The distutils reference in setup.py is kept since the file is only used at build-time against setuptools, which patches the distutils import with a vendored copy and is not deprecated.
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See #19059.
Version parsing capabilities when building provider packages is now provided by
packaging.version.Versioninstead. Non-Python software version parsing (sqlite) is re-implemented with regex.Usages of
strtoboolare replaced by theto_booleanutility function in theairflow.utils.stringsmodule. This function is a bit more permissive thanstrtobool, but should be good enough for how Airflow uses it for. This function is available since 2.0 and should be safe for usages in provider packages as well.The
copy_fileusage is replaced byshutils.copy2(), which is good enough for Airflow's needs.The distutils reference in setup.py is kept since the file is only used at build-time against setuptools, which patches the distutils import with a vendored copy and is not deprecated.
See also Migration Advice in PEP 632.