Request for merging "python-team" branch

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Ricardo Wurmus wrote on 22 Jan 10:09 +0100
(address . guix-patches@gnu.org)
87ldv3cj07.fsf@elephly.net
Hi Guix,

This marks the beginning of work on the next iteration of the
python-team branch.

Goals:

- add Python 3.11 and make it the default
- update python-numpy and co to the latest 1.x release.

Let's try to keep this a *short* iteration. I'd love to merge this
within a month, i.e. before the end of February 2025.

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Ricardo Wurmus wrote 4 days ago
(address . 75751@debbugs.gnu.org)
87ldux29et.fsf@elephly.net
What do you think about adding libxcrypt to python-3.11? The
unmaintained but still influential python-passlib fails to detect
support for some crypt() primitives, and I think we can fix this by
building python-3.11 with libxcrypt support.

We build Python 3.10 (as well as Python 2) with libxcrypt support.

If there are no objections I'll make the change tonight which will
trigger a world rebuild.

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Ricardo
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Sharlatan Hellseher wrote 4 days ago
(name . Ricardo Wurmus)(address . rekado@elephly.net)
CAO+9K5pRzUCj0e9iStCYe0c1hN_cTe5AY4QWFaUBWgKQrDXzEw@mail.gmail.com
Hi,

I think if it helps fix many builds with less action it's good.

Having attempt to refresh python-frozenlist and fix the build to the latest
failed, slightly bumped it which fix it
It complains on missing headers not shipping with 3.11

Oleg
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Ricardo Wurmus wrote 4 days ago
(name . Sharlatan Hellseher)(address . sharlatanus@gmail.com)
87frl524y5.fsf@elephly.net
Hi Oleg,

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> It complains on missing headers not shipping with 3.11

What headers are those and how could we provide them?

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Sharlatan Hellseher wrote 3 days ago
Request for merging "python-team" branch
(address . 75751@debbugs.gnu.org)(address . rekado@elephly.net)
87a5bdqv9u.fsf@gmail.com
Hi Ricardo,

This one:
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fatal error: 'longintrepr.h' file not found
It was late night, not sure which package I've seen that.

On the bright side the path to python-astropy is clear and I could build
it on 6.1.7 version, 7.0.0 requires bunch a lot fresh versions of NumPy,
PyYAML, Packaging, Pandas and Matplotlib.

Some action list for the packages with most inputs:
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71 python-pytorch@2.0.1
67 python-pytorch-avx@2.4.0
65 python-pytorch@2.4.0
65 diffoscope@284
64 python-nbconvert@7.16.4
58 python-sphinx@4.5.0
56 python-sphinx@6.2.1
54 calibre@5.44.0
52 python-sphinx@5.3.0
45 gajim-omemo@1.9.3
45 gajim@1.9.3
41 python-matplotlib-documentation@3.8.2
40 xpra@6.2.1
39 synapse@1.29.0
39 python-jwst@1.16.1
36 python-sunpy@6.0.3
34 python-astropy@6.1.6
34 orange@3.32.0
34 beets@2.0.0
33 rapid-photo-downloader@0.9.18
33 python-scanpy@1.9.6
33 poetry@1.8.4
33 conan@2.0.9
32 python-papermill@2.6.0
31 snakemake@7.7.0
31 quodlibet@4.5.0
31 hydrus-network@495
30 python-yt@4.4.0
30 python-scipy@1.12.0
30 python-sanic@23.12.1
30 python-pytorch-lightning@2.3.3-0.2064887
29 snakemake@6.15.5
29 python-huggingface-hub@0.23.2
29 python-angr@9.2.112
29 fanc@0-1.354401e
29 datasette@1.0a7
28 python-rpy2@3.5.17
28 python-pytorch-geometric@2.4.0
28 python-pyarrow@0.16.0
28 python-moto@4.2.4
28 pyscenic@0.11.2-1.5f170fd
27 python-scrapy@2.11.2
27 python-pyarrow@17.0.0
27 python-nbclassic@1.0.0
27 python-matplotlib@3.8.2
27 python-keystoneclient@5.0.0
27 python-jupyter-server@2.14.0
27 python-hicexplorer@3.7.4
27 python-baltica@1.1.2
27 python-anndata@0.10.7
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Oleg
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Ricardo Wurmus wrote 3 days ago
(address . 75751@debbugs.gnu.org)
87y0yxz4lj.fsf@elephly.net
Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:

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> What do you think about adding libxcrypt to python-3.11? The
> unmaintained but still influential python-passlib fails to detect
> support for some crypt() primitives, and I think we can fix this by
> building python-3.11 with libxcrypt support.
>
> We build Python 3.10 (as well as Python 2) with libxcrypt support.
>
> If there are no objections I'll make the change tonight which will
> trigger a world rebuild.

I'm still building a large number of Rust packages locally to see if
the change has any impact on python-passlib.

The diff I'm testing is here:
Attachment: python-xcrypt.patch
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Ricardo Wurmus wrote 3 days ago
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Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:

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> Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:
>
>> What do you think about adding libxcrypt to python-3.11? The
>> unmaintained but still influential python-passlib fails to detect
>> support for some crypt() primitives, and I think we can fix this by
>> building python-3.11 with libxcrypt support.
>>
>> We build Python 3.10 (as well as Python 2) with libxcrypt support.
>>
>> If there are no objections I'll make the change tonight which will
>> trigger a world rebuild.
>
> I'm still building a large number of Rust packages locally to see if
> the change has any impact on python-passlib.

The change did fix python-passlib. I've pushed it to python-team.

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Ricardo Wurmus wrote 16 hours ago
(address . 75751@debbugs.gnu.org)
874j1ix9se.fsf@elephly.net
I have rebased python-team on top of the master branch. Unfortunately,
now maturin fails to build, and I can't tell why.

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Ricardo Wurmus wrote 9 hours ago
(address . 75751@debbugs.gnu.org)
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Ricardo Wurmus <rekado@elephly.net> writes:

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> I have rebased python-team on top of the master branch. Unfortunately,
> now maturin fails to build, and I can't tell why.

This happened only on my laptop. When I restricted the number of cores
it eventually completed the build.

Today I rebased "python-team" on top of "master" as too many big changes
had since accumulated on the "master" branch.

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Ricardo
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