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Fix github action tests #264

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@G-071 G-071 commented Feb 27, 2024

The python check fails due to a deprecation warning (distutils).

It seems the recommended way forward is to use sysconfig instead. That should be mostly straightforward as only SGppConfigure.py is affected. However, apparently moving from distutils to sysconfig can be a bit quirky on some platforms (for example here). Not quite sure how relevant those issues still are since it has been a while since I looked into it.

Until we can get around to use sysconfig (and more importantly, test it on all platforms we care about), this PR provides a quick workaround for the build issues with python 3.10 and 3.11 by simply disabling the deprecation warning. However, this will of course only work up until python 3.12 as distutils will be gone then.

See issue #263

By disabling the distutils deprecation warning.
This workaround will work only up to Python 3.12
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@G-071 G-071 changed the title Fix python check Fix github action tests Feb 27, 2024
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G-071 commented Feb 27, 2024

Okay, aside from the distutils problem, there were quite a few more problems that needed fixing:

  • The Linux tests now use g++-11 which kicked up a few fresh warnings. Since these were mostly about new/free issues I immediately replaced the pointers in those methods with unique_ptr (also fixed a memory leak that was in there...)
  • The patchelf was too old for the packaging test.
  • For the windows tests I had to pin it to windows/2019 as in pin windows workflow image to windows-2019 #261 for it to find the compiler using the current workflow.
  • There were still a ton of errors on the windows build (mostly missing includes) that this PR fixes.

Caveats:
Since I lack a windows machine to conveniently debug the Windows CI issues, I relaxed the windows tests instead for now:

  • Disabled python (as the c++ python headers were not to be found in that image)
  • Disabled WError (as I do not have a windows machine to debug those warnings in one go and would have to go warning by warning and then wait for the CI...).

Both issues are better resolved by someone that can more easily reproduce the issue locally and fix all them in one go (instead of having to push and wait for the result of the windows CI).

@G-071 G-071 requested a review from pfluegdk February 27, 2024 22:52
@leiterrl leiterrl merged commit c275c8f into master Feb 28, 2024
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@leiterrl leiterrl deleted the disable_distuilts_warning branch February 28, 2024 06:36
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