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Update various core and test dependencies to latest stable version #5215
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To confirm there are no performance regressions (at least for the operations we have micro benchmarks for) in mongoengine / pymongo, I ran micro-benchmarks I added not too long ago and compared the results under different versions (0.18.0, 0.23.0). |
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LGTM - just changelog missing.
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For some reason the ssl module is hitting an infinite recursion error. This might be CircleCI-specific, depending on the openssl lib they used to compile python. The 3.7.0 version is supposed to be even more robust, so it could also be something about v3.6.13. I have not reproduced the error elsewhere, however. The error began appearing after we updated requests from v2.23.0 to v2.25.1 in StackStorm/st2#5215 In requests v2.24.0, it defaulted to using the python ssl module instead of PyOpenSSL due to various SELinux issues. Before that it used PyOpenSSL whenever it was installed. Since it worked with pyopenssl, we just revert to using it for the tests in this repo. See: psf/requests#5443
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For some reason the ssl module is hitting an infinite recursion error. This might be CircleCI-specific, depending on the openssl lib they used to compile python. The 3.7.0 version is supposed to be even more robust, so it could also be something about v3.6.13. I have not reproduced the error elsewhere, however. The error began appearing after we updated requests from v2.23.0 to v2.25.1 in StackStorm/st2#5215 In requests v2.24.0, it defaulted to using the python ssl module instead of PyOpenSSL due to various SELinux issues. Before that it used PyOpenSSL whenever it was installed. Since it worked with pyopenssl, we just revert to using it for the tests in this repo. See: psf/requests#5443
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This pull request includes some book keeping and upgrades various deps to latest stable versions.
Core dependencies:
Test dependencies:
There were some small backward incompatible changes in mongoengine which were caught by tests and fixed.
TODO