paramiko: added supported by python 3.9 and 3.10

[sth0]

simple addition of python 3.9 and 3.10
in addition fixed copy of docs files
I believe all dependencies already updated.

[sth0]

Have sent email to maintainer.

[nieder]

The TestDepends pytest-relaxed-py does not exist for py39/310 @dhomeier
Our current pytest-relaxed-py-1.1.4 fails tests because our pytest is newer than it expects (lots of deprecated function errors). There's a newer upstream v2.0.2

[nieder]

If paramiko can be bumped to 2.12.0, which still supports py27,34-310, then libcloud-py can also be upgraded and it removes another pycrypto user.

[dhomeier]

Tested 2.12.0 with python310, that seems the better way to go.

Our current pytest-relaxed-py-1.1.4 fails tests because our pytest is newer than it expects (lots of deprecated function errors). There's a newer upstream v2.0.2

I would strongly recommend against adding newer pytext-relaxed variants; it would better be removed completely as it will readily wreak havoc with virtually all other pytest setups as long as they have not specified tests as the valid test directories in their configuration – which usually no-one would do since it is already the default without that plugin. That might be acceptable for a requirement in a local tox or virtual env, but not as a system-wide installed package. I have already marked it as Conflicts in tons of other packages, but better get rid of it altogether!
I've also seen comments about it being unmaintained, though there seems to have been a bit of activity since.

In fact the single test here that explicitly uses it can be easily patched to work around it; maybe some of the tests that are not named in standard nomenclature are missed this way, but I think that's the lesser evil.
paramiko-py.patch

[dhomeier]

Suggested change

	Version: 2.6.0
	Version: 2.12.0

[dhomeier]

Suggested change

	Revision: 2
	Revision: 1

[dhomeier]

Suggested change

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[nieder]

If we can update paramiko while adding, that would be better. 2.12.0 is the last version that supports py27-py35. The 3.X series are all py36 and above.

For explicitly disabling a pytest plugin, adding -p no:relaxed to the python -m pytest ... invocation should do it.

[sth0]

Pushed new version to latest and removed pytest dependency as per the suggestions. Builds in maintenance mode with no errors on Python 3.10 and OS 14.5. Don't have access to other versions at the moment.

[sth0]

Have not heard back from listed maintainer in 3 weeks.

[nieder]

Ugh. The tests still try to import pytest-relaxed, even if disabling the plugin at the pytest command (No module named 'pytest_relaxed' errors). The following are the necessary bits to get the tests to pass if pytest-relaxed is not installed:
In PatchScript, block the import, and disable the command that uses pytest-relaxed:

perl -pi -e 's|from pytest_relaxed import raises|#$&|g' tests/test_client.py tests/test_ssh_gss.py
perl -pi -e 's|\@raises|#$&|g' tests/test_client.py

In TestScript, don't load the plugin and disable the tests that try to use pytest_relaxed

TestScript: %p/bin/pytest-%type_raw[python] -p no:relaxed -k "not(PasswordPassphraseTests)" tests -vv || exit 2

This allows all the other tests to pass irrespective of pytest-relaxed being installed or not.

[nieder]

To add: I just saw the paramiko-py.patch that @dhomeier attached to this ticket. That also works instead of the changes that I listed above when pytest-relaxed is absent, but using the patch causes the tests to immediately crash out if pytest-relaxed-py is installed. Disabling the plugin then helps. So we need both the patch and -p no:relaxed.

[sth0]

I will merge your edit and @dhomeier attached patch script. I haven't had that problem since I had a working pytest-relaxed package that seems to work. But given the discussion above I will abandon that effort and leave that package as is. I have rebuilt paramiko after removing pytest-relaxed and it builds and tests with no errors.
There are =========== 397 passed, 20 skipped, 30 warnings in 63.02s (0:01:03) ============
Almost all the warnings are deprecated "nose tests" whatever they are. There are a couple of other warnings of missing functions 'NoneType' object has no attribute '_send_user_message' Will push changes to git momentarily.