deps(test): relax dependency constraints to run on Python 3.13 #9209
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The dependency versions in the `requirements.txt` are very conservatively constrained (which is not usually seen in Python ecosystem) and are quite old that they cannot be installed in Python 3.13 due to lack of wheels.
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Bug: Python 3.13 Compatibility Issue
The dependency constraints for pandas, pyarrow, and pillow are too lenient, allowing versions (pandas >=2.1.4, pyarrow >=14.0.1, pillow >=10.3.0) that lack Python 3.13 support. This contradicts the PR description, which specifies higher minimums (pandas >=2.2.3, pyarrow >=18.0, pillow >=11) for Python 3.13 compatibility, potentially causing installation or runtime failures on Python 3.13.
clients/python-wrapper/setup.py#L23-L26
lakeFS/clients/python-wrapper/setup.py
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clients/python-wrapper/requirements.txt#L11-L14
lakeFS/clients/python-wrapper/requirements.txt
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Bug: Dependency Conflict Affects Python 3.13 Compatibility
The typing_extensions dependency constraint (>=4.8.0,<5) allows versions incompatible with recent pydantic requirements (>=4.13), potentially causing compatibility issues, particularly on Python 3.13.
clients/python-wrapper/requirements.txt#L5-L6
lakeFS/clients/python-wrapper/requirements.txt
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The dependency versions are quite conservatively constrained (which is usually not seen in Python ecosystem) and many are outdated that they cannot be installed in Python 3.13 due to lack of wheels.
To get things working on Python 3.13, I've only made minimal changes to a few packages:
I also updated
typing-extensions, which was quite old. The reason for this is that recent versions ofpydanticrequiretyping-extensions>=4.13. Without that,uvorpipinstalls an older version ofpydanticthat doesn’t have wheels available for Python 3.13.