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Python 3.8 and 3.9 are past end of life. uhashring 2.5 declares Requires-Python >=3.10. A lower floor forces a permanent uhashring pin. setup.py now declares python_requires ">=3.10". The dead version_dependant_requirements branch is gone. install_requires holds a plain uhashring entry. The classifiers drop 3.8 and 3.9. They add 3.13, 3.14, and the "Python :: 3 :: Only" marker. tox.ini and the CI matrix list py310 to py314. Every matrix version stays in quotes. An unquoted 3.10 parses as the float 3.1. requirements_test.txt drops the dead python_version markers. Each package keeps one unconditional pin. docs/intro.rst replaces the stale tox sample output. Refs #265
six and bmemcached/compat.py exist only to support Python 2. The project
targets Python 3 only.
Runtime changes:
- bmemcached/utils.py uses bytes and str in place of six.binary_type and
six.string_types.
- bmemcached/protocol.py imports pickle from the standard library. It uses
bytes and str in place of the six aliases.
- bmemcached/client/mixin.py and bmemcached/client/distributed.py import
pickle from the standard library.
- The Python 2 branch of deserialize is gone. The method returns
value.decode('utf8').
Wire compatibility stays for the long flag. The write branch was dead,
because compat.long is int on Python 3. The int check always matched
first. The read branch stays and calls int(value). FLAGS['long'] stays.
An old client version can have written a value with that flag.
Test changes: each six.PY3 mock shim becomes "from unittest import mock".
Each six.assertCountEqual call becomes self.assertCountEqual.
setup.py drops six. requirements_test.txt drops mock. flake.nix drops both
packages from the dev shell.
Refs #266
Each idiom is dead on Python 3. - bmemcached/protocol.py imports SplitResult from urllib.parse directly. The try/except ImportError fallback and its type-ignore comment are gone. - test/test_pickler.py imports pickle directly. The cPickle fallback is gone. - Every super() call uses the zero-argument form. - No class declares an explicit object base. - docs/conf.py drops the coding header and the u'' string prefixes. - test/test_simple_functions.py drops the u'' string prefixes. The logger.debug calls keep lazy % arguments. The logging module formats these only when the level is on. Refs #267
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The tests (3.14) job failed at pytest start up. pytest 6.2 reads `ast.Str`, and Python 3.14 removed that attribute. Move the pins to release lines that support Python 3.14: flake8 7.3, pytest 9.1, pytest-cov 7.1 and trustme 1.2. pytest 7.0 removed `pytest.yield_fixture`. Replace each use with `pytest.fixture`, which has the same behaviour for generator fixtures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Remove the `bmemcached.compat` section from `docs/bmemcached.rst`. This commit series deletes that module, so Sphinx reported an import failure and wrote a broken section. Restore the legacy long flag coverage in the two `testGetLong` methods. `Protocol.serialize` marks every non-boolean `int` with `FLAGS['integer']`, so both tests repeated `testGetInteger`. Each test now calls `Protocol.deserialize` with `FLAGS['long']` directly. Update the Python range in `AGENTS.md` to 3.10 through 3.14. The range must agree with `setup.py`, `tox.ini` and the CI matrix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…e path (#286) > **Base branch:** `modernize/python-310-floor` (#278). Review that pull request > first. The diff here is incremental, and it is nine lines. ## What changed `bmemcached/protocol.py` gains a module-level `FLAGS_UNPACKER = struct.Struct('!L')`. `get` and `get_multi` use it to read the 4 byte flags field, then slice the rest of the body. Neither builds a format string any more. The `bytes()` copy in `_read_socket` stays. The reason is below, with numbers. ## Why Commit 72d2aaf precompiled the request packers, but that work covered the send path only. The receive path still built a format string on every call: ```python struct.unpack('!L%ds' % (bodylen - 4), ...) # get struct.unpack('!L%ds%ds' % (keylen, bodylen - keylen - 4), ...) # get_multi ``` CPython caches compiled struct formats in an LRU cache, 100 entries by default. Because these formats embed the per-call value length, a workload with more than 100 distinct value sizes evicts entries and recompiles on every call. This is the same pattern 72d2aaf removed on the send side. A `struct.Struct` for `'!L%ds' % n` is specific to one length `n`, so precompiling one per length does not help. A fixed-format read plus a slice compiles nothing at all. ## Verification ``` nix develop --command bash -c 'pytest -q' ``` Result: `261 passed`. This matches the baseline on `main`. ``` nix develop --command bash -c 'flake8' ``` Result: 0 errors. ### Benchmark The benchmark runs the parse step only. No socket and no server are involved, because the change is about format compilation. Python 3.12, `timeit`. | Case | Before | After | Speedup | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `get`, 500 distinct value lengths (past the LRU cache) | 0.418 us | 0.137 us | 3.05x | | `get`, 20 distinct value lengths (inside the cache) | 0.227 us | 0.129 us | 1.77x | | `get`, one repeated length (best case for the cache) | 0.227 us | 0.121 us | 1.87x | | `get_multi`, 500 distinct value lengths | 0.495 us | 0.187 us | 2.65x | | `get_multi`, one repeated length | 0.292 us | 0.173 us | 1.69x | The gain is largest past the cache, as expected. It is still real inside the cache, because a `%` format and a lookup cost more than a slice. ### The `_read_socket` copy: measured, and kept The issue asked for a measurement, not a theory. Here it is. The copy is real. `bytes(bytearray)` costs 0.073 us at 64 bytes, 0.111 us at 1 KB, 1.80 us at 16 KB, and 17.4 us at 256 KB. At large value sizes it dominates the parse step this pull request just made faster. It still stays, because removing it changes public return types. A bytearray slice is a bytearray, not bytes: - `deserialize` returns the raw buffer for a value carrying the `binary` flag. `get` would return a `bytearray` in place of `bytes`. - `get_multi` uses the response key as a dict key. A `bytearray` is unhashable, so this raises `TypeError`. - `stats()` tests `isinstance(key, bytes)` and would stop decoding the key. It would then use an unhashable `bytearray` as a dict key. - The error paths format `extra_content` into an exception message. The text changes from `b'...'` to `bytearray(b'...')`. Each of those needs its own `bytes()` call. That puts the copy back for the binary path and widens the change well past this issue. The acceptance criteria allow the copy to stay with a stated reason, so it stays. The copy is worth its own issue, together with a decision about whether returning `bytes` for binary values is a contract this project wants to keep. I have not opened that issue, because the answer is a design call for you, not a defect. Say the word and I will open it. ## Risks A reviewer must check two points. 1. **The slice arithmetic must match the old format strings.** For `get`, the old format read 4 bytes of flags then `bodylen - 4` bytes of value, so the value is `extra_content[4:]`. For `get_multi`, the old format read 4 bytes of flags, then `keylen` bytes of key, then `bodylen - keylen - 4` bytes of value, so the key is `extra_content[4:4 + keylen]` and the value is `extra_content[4 + keylen:]`. `extra_content` is exactly `bodylen` bytes long, which is what makes the open-ended slices correct. 2. **Return types are unchanged.** `_read_socket` still returns `bytes`, so every slice is `bytes`, exactly as `struct.unpack` produced before. This is the direct consequence of keeping the copy. `struct.unpack` raised `struct.error` on a body whose length did not match the header. A slice does not. A short body now yields a short value in place of an exception. No test covered that path, and the header check that #273 adds catches the desynchronized-stream case that produces it. Closes #276 --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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> **Base branch:** `modernize/pep621-ruff` (#279). That pull request stacks on > #278. Review both first. The diff here is incremental. > **Action needed before this merges.** The Renovate GitHub App must be > installed on this repository. Config alone does nothing. Install it at > https://github.com/apps/renovate and grant access to > `jaysonsantos/python-binary-memcached`. The alternative is a self-hosted > Renovate run in a GitHub Actions workflow. That needs a token with pull > request write access. ## What changed `.github/workflows/tests-and-lint.yml` is rewritten. It uses `actions/checkout@v7` and `actions/setup-python@v7` at every call site. It adds a `concurrency` group, a top-level `permissions: contents: read` block, `timeout-minutes` on both jobs, and `cache: pip` on both `setup-python` steps. The matrix reads `["3.10", "3.11", "3.12", "3.13", "3.14"]` with `fail-fast: false`. The tests job writes `coverage.xml` and uploads it as an artifact. `.ci-before-script.sh`, `.ci-runs-tests.sh`, and `.travis.yml` are deleted. The workflow holds their steps inline. The Travis badge in `docs/intro.rst` now points at the GitHub Actions badge. `renovate.json` is new. It groups patch, minor, and digest updates into one pull request named `all non-major updates`. Each major update gets its own pull request and waits for approval on the dependency dashboard. ## Why Four action call sites held three different major versions, and no update bot config existed, so nothing bumped them. The `STEP` indirection came from Travis, which needed an environment variable to branch a build matrix. GitHub Actions has two native jobs already, and the indirection cost real things: `pip install -e .` ran twice, `env` printed the whole environment to a public log, and the `memcached` install had no `-y` flag. `.travis.yml` called two scripts that do not exist in this repository. ## Verification The workflow itself runs on this pull request. That is the real check. Local checks: ``` nix develop --command bash -c 'pytest -q' ``` Result: `261 passed`. ``` nix develop --command bash -c 'ruff check .' nix develop --command bash -c 'ruff format --check .' ``` Result: `All checks passed!` and `23 files already formatted`. The workflow YAML, `renovate.json`, and `.pre-commit-config.yaml` all parse. Each action tag was checked against its upstream release list: `actions/checkout` is at `v7.0.1`, `actions/setup-python` at `v7.0.0`, and `actions/upload-artifact` at `v7.0.1`. ## Risks A reviewer must check four points. 1. **Renovate needs the GitHub App.** See the note at the top. Without it, `renovate.json` does nothing. 2. **`actions/upload-artifact` is pinned at `v4`,** as the issue text specifies. The current release is `v7.0.1`. `v4` still works. Renovate will propose the major bump on the dependency dashboard once it runs. 3. **Two `renovate.json` settings need your preference.** `timezone` is `Europe/Berlin`. `schedule` runs once per week, before 6am on Monday. Change either one if it is wrong. 4. **Python 3.13 and 3.14 are new matrix legs.** This pull request runs them for the first time. Check that both legs pass before you merge. The `pip_requirements` manager is out of `enabledManagers`. #270 deleted `requirements_test.txt`, so nothing is left for that manager to read. Closes #271 <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **Chores** - Updated automated testing and linting workflows with clearer time limits, improved dependency installation, Python 3.12 lint coverage, and enhanced workflow permissions. - Added coverage report uploads for test runs. - Improved workflow reliability by canceling outdated runs when newer runs start. - Expanded automated dependency update scheduling and grouping, with support for additional project configuration files. - Simplified CI execution by consolidating testing and linting steps into the workflow configuration. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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setup.pydeclarespython_requires=">=3.10". Thedead
version_dependant_requirementsbranch is gone. The classifiers drop3.8 and 3.9. They add 3.13, 3.14, and
Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only.tox.iniand the CI matrix listpy310topy314.requirements_test.txtdrops the deadpython_versionmarkers.docs/intro.rstreplaces the staletoxsample output.sixremoval.bmemcached/compat.pyis deleted. No file inbmemcached/ortest/importssix. The runtime code usesbytesandstr. The tests useunittest.mockandself.assertCountEqual.setup.pydropssix.requirements_test.txtdropsmock.flake.nixdrops both packages from the dev shell.
urlparseandcPickleimport fallbacksare gone. Every
super()call uses the zero-argument form. No classdeclares an explicit
objectbase. Theu'...'prefixes and the codingheader are gone.
Why
Python 3.8 ended support in October 2024. Python 3.9 ended support in October
2025.
uhashring2.5 declaresRequires-Python: >=3.10. A lower floor forcesa permanent
uhashring<2.5pin. The package also carriedsixandbmemcached/compat.py. Both exist only to support Python 2.Verification
Result: pass.
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261 passed. This matches the baseline onmain.Result: 0 errors.
Risks
Wire compatibility for the
longflag needs a check.FLAGS['long']stays atbmemcached/protocol.py:95. The write branch was dead, becausecompat.longis
inton Python 3, so theisinstance(value, int)check always matchedfirst. That branch is deleted. The read branch stays and calls
int(value).An old client version can have written a value with that flag.
bmemcached/protocol.pydeserializenow always returnsvalue.decode('utf8')for the plain text case. The Python 2 fallback thatreturned raw bytes on a decode failure is gone. That fallback was unreachable
on Python 3.
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six:bmemcached/protocol.py:325andbmemcached/protocol.py:1040both testedisinstance(x, text_type). Both now testisinstance(x, str).flake.nixdropssixandmockin this pull request. A staleflake.nixbreaks the dev shell for later work.
flake.nixstill listsflake8. A laterpull request replaces that with
ruff.Closes #265
Closes #266
Closes #267
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