ssh2-python next #1
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SafeConfigParser has been deprecated since Python 3.2 and was removed in Python 3.12 entirely. Per the release notes [1] it is recommended to use the ConfigParser class now. Additionally, the readfp method has been removed in favor of read_file. [1] - https://docs.python.org/3.12/whatsnew/3.12.html#configparser
This included a number of changes related to the CPython API. I additionally bumped the supported python versions in CI.
Constrained the Cython version to be less than 3.0, but greater than 0.29.34. Updated the setup.py to account for the updated cythonize parameters. Also made the appveyor version PEP440 compatible
Rebuilt the project with the latest version of Cython and unbound the upper limit of Cython. This was a big jump, but now it a good time to make it.
This commit adds all relevant files from the libssh2 repo, as of commit 631e773, with some additional attribution and licenses.
while specified in the gcc options, this causes the extensions to not link against libssh2 any more, with predictable outcomes (i.e. runtime linking errors)
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@enkore Is your intention with this new organization to take over the pypi packages that are currently under the old org? (Specifically keeping the same names) |
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I believe the earliest eligibility date for starting that process would be late 2024. So the next best thing is making new names and assigning them to a PyPI org or at least multiple maintainers to avoid the unit bus factor. |
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@enkore I'm not sure if you've seen, but I've already published an alternate (ssh2-python312 (nasty, i know)) to pypi in the meantime based on my fork. Perhaps a way forward would be to get all of this in place to replace the current packages around when Python 3.13 drops in October. In the meantime, you can push alternative versions for ssh-python and parallel-ssh. I can help with some light maintenance, but with the switch to github actions, those tasks should be light. If that sounds good to you, then I'll accept the invite into this new organization. Otherwise, I can't promise the time investment needed for a more involved role. |
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Sounds good to me! |
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