update versions #488
update versions #488
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It seems we can write expiry=datetime.now(timezone.utc) + timedelta(seconds=expires),The proposal comes from the fact that most of the warning is related to |
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I already fixed one here. But there are still some warnings coming from dep packages, which I think we should ignore for the "earliest" run. |
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And as @martindurant has written in #488 (comment), maybe for py312 we need to xfail some tests for the earliest requirements.
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| pyv: ["3.8"] | ||
| os: [ubuntu-22.04] | ||
| pyv: ["3.12"] |
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I am not an expert in devops, but maybe we want to run tests on older Python versions as well? py39 is still being supported.
| pyv: ["3.12"] | |
| pyv: ["3.9", "3.10", "3.11", "3.12", "3.13"] |
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That would make 5x3=15 CI runs. Probably we should test all those python versions with "earliest", but only 3.12 for "latest" and "dev".
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| azure-core==1.28.0 | ||
| azure-datalake-store==0.0.53 | ||
| azure-storage-blob==12.17.0 |
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- fsspec 2023.12.0: officially supports up to
py311 - azure-storage-blob 12.17.0: officially supports up to
py310
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Usually, they will support more recent too, but at the time of release they were not explicitly tested with a later python (they come quite frequently these days).
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| *([cc.delete_blob(file) for file in files]), return_exceptions=True | ||
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If there is another warnings.simplefilter("error") deeply hidden inside cc.delete_blob, our simplefilter("ignore") will possibly be overridden. This could possibly be the reason why it did not fix the pipeline.
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I doubt that's happening - I would reckon it's in the invocation of the interpreter. I can't find out where that's being defined, though!
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