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- Use importlib instead of imp
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imp is deprecated and will go away in Python 3.12 (which is very
soon). The preferred replacement is importlib.
However, importlib is not available in Python 2.7, so we want
to keep both in order to maintain 2.7 some semblance of 2.7
support.
This implementation is based on the importlib docs [1] and passes
the quite robust tests that are already present for the urlparser
module. Unfortunately there's no good way to be 100% certain that
this works for all the many ways that Paste can do an import. So
this patch is mostly hoping that test coverage is sufficient.
[1] https://docs.python.org/3/library/importlib.html#importing-a-source-file-directly
Fixes #75
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Borrowing the configuration from wsg-intercept and then editing
to fit so that we've got some automated tests.
To get this to work it was necessary to:
* adjust python versions
* update action version
* pin the ubuntu version
* fix warning in test_grantip
* form.cgi needs to not use six because it is not running in
the virtualenv
* quiet deprecations in in form.cgi because cgi module is deprecated
* Skip the proxy test as it uses httpbin.org which is unreliable
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This was done by adding a dictionary, called project_urls,
to the parameters of the setup function in setup.py
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A Python 3 application might only define `__next__`, not `next`. Use
`six.next` instead.
This is very similar to https://github.com/cdent/paste/pull/53, and was
apparently missed there.
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* update tox to include py 39
* replace deprecated threading funcs
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3.9 will come soon
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* Update next() to work with py3
* wsgi.errors is supposed to be text, fixes ErrorMiddleware on py3
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Since Paste uses pkg_resources explicitly, it should have a runtime
dependency on setuptools. While this does not make any difference
to pip users right now, it helps packagers correctly determine
the dependencies, for packaging systems that can remove/skip build-time
dependencies.
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The BaseCookie import is cleaned up to use six.
Where splittype and splithost are used the returned values are not, so they can go away.
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Work with setuptools 50.1.0+
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which collides with `paste.util.html`. Instead of inserting it into
first position of sys.path, this commit appends it to the end.
Building tested in COPR: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/thrnciar/python-setuptools/build/1654052/
Fixes: #57
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* Patching auth ticket to be python3 compatible
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In py2 an array is created and sorted, and in py3 an array of the items needs to be realized in the same fashion hence the sorted(•) fix. Otherwise the code will fail on Python 3 since dict.items() returns a view on the items which doesn't have a .sort() method.
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If the app-iterator being passed in is not defining `next()` (e.g. running under py3 and only defined `__next__`), this will currently crash.
Fix by using `six.next` which will use `__next__` or `next` as appropriate.
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* add ipv6 support by setting address family
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* StringIO imports differently in python 3 - use six for compatibility
* Paste requires bytes like objects. in python 2 cStringIO works fine, but in python three it needs to use io.BytesIO
* simplify imports and logic by using six.BytesIO exclusively for parsing body content
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`pytest-runner` describes itself as deprecated in its own package
description, referring to
https://github.com/pypa/setuptools/issues/1684. Using it in
`setup_requires` means that any other package that depends on Paste has
to install `pytest-runner` too, which is fairly heavyweight and
unnecessary. (I ran into this when trying to update Launchpad to a less
ancient version of Paste.)
This does mean that `python setup.py test` no longer works, but,
according to the setuptools issue above, that's deprecated anyway.
Paste already has `tox` configuration that works well.
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more python3 fixes
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* Update auth_tkt.py urllib imports to work in python3
* Add tests for auth AuthTicket
* Adapt auth_tkt to be python2 and python3 compatible
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* Correct HEAD handling accept-encoding: gzip
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requests. (#44)
Fixes #43
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* Use is_alive instead of isAlive for Python 3.9 compatibility.
* Use encodebytes instead of deprecated encodestring.
* Fix Python 2 and 3 compatibility for base64.
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* Avoid some reference cycles through tracebacks in httpserver.py
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* Handle io.UnsupportedOperation from socket.tell()
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On Python 3, socket.makefile() returns an object with a tell() method, but one that always raises io.UnsupportedOperation.
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If we don't want to parse the request body with cgi, we can just not use cgi rather than building a fake request.
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* Ensure unicode URLs work in TestApp.
* Make LimitedLengthFile file return empty bytes.
* Protect against accidental close in FieldStorage.
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Passing a unicode url to get() always worked (assuming the url contained only ASCII), but it didn't work to post(), put(), or delete() if query parameters were included. This change fixes the latter cases.
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it's done. (#32)
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