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Add eol python warnings #1822
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Thanks for the PR! I've dropped a couple of minor suggestions inline (mostly comments so that it's obvious to future code explorers what is going on).
You'll also note that the tests are currently failing. That's because of a drop of coverage - there's no code testing the 2 if statements that have been added. To test these, you'll need to mock the behavior of sys.platform and date so that you can test (for example) what would happen if you ran this branch of code in January 2040.
EOL_year = today.year - 2024 # increment this each year past 10-2024 | ||
if today.month > 10: | ||
EOL_year += 1 | ||
if python_version[0] < 3 or ( |
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version < 3 can't ever happen; Briefcase can't be installed on Python 2.
"""Validate the system's python version is not past its EOL date.""" | ||
python_version = sys.version_info | ||
today = date.today() | ||
EOL_year = today.year - 2024 # increment this each year past 10-2024 |
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A short description of the math being used here would be helpful - why is 2024 important? Should this number be updated every year? Also, in any description, it's more helpful to say "October" than "10" because it's clear we're referring to a month.
Added a validation function for the system's python version, warning if it is past it's end of life date, based on the dates from here: https://devguide.python.org/versions/.
Fixes #1669
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