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drop python 3.7 support, drop pypy3.7-3.8, add pypy3.10 (except on windows) #2668

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@jakkdl jakkdl commented Jun 23, 2023

With 3.7 EOL coming up in 4 days, I thought it time to start writing a PR for dropping it so #2655 can move ahead afterwards.

Only thing I stumbled on so far (until CI tells me otherwise) was trio/_util:coroutine_or_error - which seems to be more than an easy search/replace fix.

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Merging #2668 (08c972b) into master (6f187fb) will increase coverage by 0.04%.
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A5rocks commented Jun 26, 2023

Hi, if I actually am able to release stuff I want to do a patch release with current changes (and without this PR), then soon after a minor release with this PR. This way there's a published version of trio that supports 3.7-3.12 (beta, at least). Sorry it took me a while to figure that out, but that means this PR will have to wait a bit!

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jakkdl commented Jun 26, 2023

Hi, if I actually am able to release stuff I want to do a patch release with current changes (and without this PR), then soon after a minor release with this PR. This way there's a published version of trio that supports 3.7-3.12 (beta, at least). Sorry it took me a while to figure that out, but that means this PR will have to wait a bit!

That sounds like a good approach, no worries at all!

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A5rocks commented Jun 26, 2023

We can probably replace supplement (I just realied @final does no runtime checking) _util.Final with a @final from typing?

https://github.com/python-trio/trio/blob/master/trio/_util.py#L268-L290

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jakkdl commented Jun 26, 2023

I have no clue what the notes-to-self directory is, but ran pyupgrade (and black) on that as well.

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jakkdl commented Jun 26, 2023

We can probably replace supplement (I just realied @final does no runtime checking) _util.Final with a @final from typing?

https://github.com/python-trio/trio/blob/master/trio/_util.py#L268-L290

Hmm, I'm failing to find a way to get both runtime and static checking to work with a single decorator/metaclass (it seems mypy checks for @final by identity against typing.final? Even reassigning typing.final to a different variable and using that variable as a decorator doesn't work). So this would entail doubling up and having both @final and metaclass=Final on the classes.

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jakkdl commented Jul 3, 2023

Dropping windows pypy3.10, leaving that for another PR.

@jakkdl jakkdl changed the title drop python 3.7 support drop python 3.7 support, drop pypy3.7 and pypy3.8, add pypy3.10 (except on windows) Jul 3, 2023
@jakkdl jakkdl changed the title drop python 3.7 support, drop pypy3.7 and pypy3.8, add pypy3.10 (except on windows) drop python 3.7 support, drop pypy3.7-3.8, add pypy3.10 (except on windows) Jul 3, 2023
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jakkdl commented Jul 5, 2023

@A5rocks wanna review/merge?

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Looks mostly good. Please edit pyproject.toml to make black use py38 as a minimum version. I don't think it changes anything though.

Sorry about the delay in reviewing! ... I swear I had another thing in mind to ask you to change but whatever, we'll catch it eventually and it won't break anything.

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note to self: test if this is supported yet. It probably works!

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python: ['3.8', '3.9', '3.10', 'pypy-3.9-nightly', 'pypy-3.10-nightly']
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Mind adding at least pypy 3.10 here?

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In addition to pypy-3.10-nightly? Ubuntu tests both pypy-3.10 and pypy-3.10-nightly, windows & mac has always only tested pypy-nightlies (no clue why they do that instead of the stable releases though)

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Just remembered the one more thing: can you make a news fragment?

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Drop support for python3.7, pypy3.7 and pypy3.8.
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should be Python 3.7 and PyPy 3.7/3.8 or similar.

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This seems fine now.

Except for capitalization in the newsfragment, I suppose.

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Sorry, I've been thinking about it and IMO this isn't really a "headline" feature; in the past this was a .removal.

That plus the capitalization thing are my only concerns, after which feel free to merge!

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jakkdl commented Jul 17, 2023

This seems fine now.

Except for capitalization in the newsfragment, I suppose.

Oh, I missed that capitalization was what Fuyukai actually was requesting be modified. Thanks for clarifying :)

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jakkdl commented Jul 17, 2023

Sorry, I've been thinking about it and IMO this isn't really a "headline" feature; in the past this was a .removal.

That plus the capitalization thing are my only concerns, after which feel free to merge!

removal wasn't listed in newsfragments/README.rst - added it + description it should be used when dropping versions. Feel free to modify that if you want to

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