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Cascading series of CI dependency problems #746
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Update setuptools_scm to fix CI dependency problem
Cascading series of CI dependency problems
May 21, 2024
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…e explicit specifier, should make it easier to switch back in the future
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This PR builds off of #762 and #763 These are in part 1. followup fixups for #746 (e.g., to allow setuptools-scm to be pulled in at build time as a build dependency only when conda an pip have mismatched version issues), and 2. Modernization improvements to allow us to make better use of other tools (e.g., `black` that only accept `pyproject.toml` files as their configuration files). To do so, we move some configs from `setup.py` to `pyproject.toml` for each module. However, to retain the ability to rewrite URLs in published README.md files on PyPi as well as consistent version dependencies across modules without the need to manually specify version numbers (e.g., using `setuptools-scm`) we mark a few dependencies as dynamic and leave our existing logic inside the `setup.py` file. Finally, we reorganize the `version.py` file to be inside the module and fix a few previous omissions for `mlos_viz`.
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A new git version outputs a different date format that older versions of python's datetime module don't recognize.
pypa/setuptools-scm#1038
setuptools-scm cut a new version to address that, but it's not available in conda main channel yet, which is required, since without that the conda pip phase can't execute in a single transaction
For now, we install things via conda-forge and adjust the channel priority order so that the full set of dependencies could be resolved.
That of course brought in additional changes (e.g.,
python=3.12
by default, newpylint
,pycodestyle
, etc.), so this now also includes some additional linting changes.However, longer term, we need to switch to a pyproject.toml file to fix this properly.
There we can specify prereqs for even loading the setup.py as well as fix some other config complexities, though that is a broader change.