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Allow third-party versions to end in asterisk - #6129
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This is a first step towards python#6095, where x.y and x.y.* are treated as equivalent. The next step is to update existing versions to use x.y.* where applicable and then treat x.y differently.
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| like this: `2.7.*`. When the stubs are updated to a newer version | ||
| of the library, the version of the stub should be bumped (note that | ||
| previous versions are still available on PyPI). Some legacy stubs are | ||
| marked with version `0.1`, indicating that their supported version is |
| unknown and needs to be updated. Other stubs don't use the asterisk | ||
| to denote the API-independent part. |
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It would be good to explain how the API-independent part works when there is no asterisk, but it doesn't really matter if this text will soon get revisited anyway.
| version = data["version"] | ||
| msg = f"Unsupported Python version {version}" | ||
| assert re.match(r"^\d+\.\d+(\.\d+)?$", version), msg | ||
| assert re.match(r"^\d+(\.\d+)*(\.\*)?$", version), msg |
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Should 1 really be a valid version? How about 2.*?
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Until the transition is over, this is the safe thing to do, but we can remove it later. The dataclasses backport has version 0.1 upstream, which causes a lot of problems at the moment.
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| dist_version = metadata.get("version") | ||
| if dist_version is None or dist_version == "0.1": | ||
| assert isinstance(dist_version, str) |
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I think the assert belongs to check_consistent.py, not here.
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We need it here for type checking purposes. But we should also check it in check_consistent.
Co-authored-by: Akuli <akuviljanen17@gmail.com>
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This is a first step towards #6095, where x.y and x.y.* are treated as
equivalent. The next step is to update existing versions to use x.y.*
where applicable and then treat x.y differently.