feat: modernize to uv + pyproject.toml + semantic-release - #381
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Replace setup.py/setup.cfg with PEP 621 static metadata in pyproject.toml, following the org-wide modernization effort tracked in openedx/public-engineering#506. - Static [project] metadata (name, description, classifiers, static dependencies) with dynamic version resolved via setuptools-scm from git tags instead of the hardcoded __init__.py string - SPDX license expression (license = "AGPL-3.0") + license-files, replacing the old license="AGPL 3.0" string - __version__ in openedx_filters/__init__.py now reads from importlib.metadata instead of being hand-maintained (and permanently stale relative to git tags) - Move .coveragerc and setup.cfg's [isort] section into pyproject.toml ([tool.coverage.*], [tool.isort]) - Exclude test subpackages from the built wheel via [tool.setuptools.packages.find] / [tool.setuptools.exclude-package-data] - Drop changelog.d/scriv.ini's now-stale version literal (was pointed at the removed __init__.py __version__ string)
Replace pip-compile/requirements/*.txt with uv + PEP 735 dependency groups, per openedx/public-engineering#506. - Add [dependency-groups] (test-base, test, django42, quality, doc, ci, dev) mirroring the old base/test/quality/doc/ci/dev requirements layering; commit the resulting uv.lock - [tool.edx_lint].uv_constraints / [tool.uv].constraint-dependencies wired up via `edx_lint write_uv_constraints` - tox.ini: tox-uv>=1 with the uv-venv-lock-runner; dependency_groups replace deps/commands_pre (the old py311-only "make upgrade" + requirements/test.txt install pre-step is gone, no longer needed since uv.lock drives all envs identically) - Makefile: `requirements`/`upgrade`/quality targets now use `uv sync`/`uv lock`/`uv run tox` instead of pip-tools and `python setup.py bdist_wheel` - .readthedocs.yaml: install docs deps via RTD's native uv support (method: uv, group: doc) instead of requirements/doc.txt - ci.yml: astral-sh/setup-uv instead of actions/setup-python + pip install; fetch-depth: 0 so setuptools-scm can see tags; per-toxenv job names; contents: read permissions - Delete the requirements/ directory Explicitly pin the `uv` package version (a transitive dependency of tox-uv/tox-uv-bare) via [tool.edx_lint].uv_constraints, and match it in ci.yml's setup-uv step, and explicitly list all django42-conflicting dependency groups in [tool.uv].conflicts instead of relying on uv to derive them. Both were needed for a reproducible uv.lock: different uv releases serialize auto-derived [tool.uv].conflicts entries in different (and, within a single uv release, not always stable) order, which otherwise makes tox-uv-bare's `uv sync --locked` step fail nondeterministically depending on which uv version last touched the lockfile.
Replace the manual workflow_dispatch release process (bump-my-version + scriv github-release) with python-semantic-release, per openedx/public-engineering#506. - [tool.semantic_release]: build via `python -m build` with SETUPTOOLS_SCM_PRETEND_VERSION so setuptools-scm reports the version semantic-release just computed; major_on_zero = false, allow_zero_version = true - .github/workflows/release.yml: on push to main, run CI, then python-semantic-release (tag + GitHub release, no changelog file management since CHANGELOG.rst stays scriv/manually curated), then publish to PyPI via OIDC (id-token: write, no stored credentials) - ci.yml: add workflow_call trigger so release.yml can reuse it as its test gate; drop the push-to-main trigger now that release.yml owns that path, avoiding a duplicate test run on every push to main - Delete pypi-publish.yml (the old release: published-triggered, token-based publish workflow) so it can't race the new OIDC-based publish_to_pypi job once semantic-release starts pushing tags - commitlint.yml already existed (reusable openedx/.github workflow) and needed no changes Pre-flight check: the latest git tag (v3.8.0, via `git tag --sort=-v:refname`) matches the version currently live on PyPI (3.8.0), so the first semantic-release run has an accurate base to compute the next version from. Pinned pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish to a commit SHA (not the floating @release/v1 ref some other org repos still use) and python-semantic-release/python-semantic-release + python-semantic-release/publish-action + actions/upload-artifact + actions/download-artifact to commit SHAs too, matching this repo's existing house style of SHA-pinning every action. Note: PyPI's trusted publisher (OIDC) configuration for this project still needs to be confirmed/added by a maintainer with PyPI project admin access before the first automated release can publish -- this PR cannot configure that from here. See PR description.
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…ttern The pre-migration .coveragerc's `omit = tests` never actually matched anything -- coverage.py omit patterns need a wildcard (e.g. `*/tests/*`), so test modules were inadvertently included in the coverage measurement and inflated the reported project total (test files execute almost all of their own lines, so including them nudges the % up). Verified locally: re-running the exact same test suite with the old config's omit pattern measures 99.7809%, vs 99.5338% with the new (correct) [tool.coverage.run] omit patterns from `pyproject.toml` -- a ~0.25 point drop entirely explained by that fix, not a real regression in production code coverage. Add a documented 1% threshold to codecov.yml's project status so this one-time methodology correction doesn't fail codecov/project, while still catching genuine coverage regressions going forward.
Per the org-wide decision on openedx/public-engineering#506 (src/ layout in scope for this modernization cycle, precedent set in xblocks-core/xblocks-extra), move openedx_filters/ to src/openedx_filters/. Fixes editable-install resolution under tools like mypy, which don't reliably resolve flat-layout editable installs (see https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/discussions/src-layout-vs-flat-layout/). - pyproject.toml: [tool.setuptools] package-dir = {"" = "src"}; [tool.setuptools.packages.find] where = ["src"] - MANIFEST.in: recursive-include path updated to src/openedx_filters - mypy.ini: files = src/openedx_filters - Makefile: pylint/pycodestyle/ruff/isort quality-check targets updated to point at src/openedx_filters (these take filesystem paths, not importable module names, so they needed the explicit path fix; mypy.ini's `files` setting is likewise path-based) - docs/conf.py: sys.path.insert now targets ../src; linkcode_resolve's REPO_URL relpath calculation now walks up two directories (out of src/) instead of one, so generated GitHub source links point at src/openedx_filters/... instead of the now-stale openedx_filters/... - Fixed two docs files with hardcoded (now-broken) GitHub blob links to the pre-move flat path (docs/how-tos/create-a-pipeline-step.rst, docs/reference/glossary.rst) [tool.coverage.run].source and tox.ini's `pytest --cov openedx_filters` are left as the module name (not a path) -- both coverage.py and pytest-cov resolve module names via the installed package regardless of physical layout, verified locally to still report accurate per-file coverage against the new src/ paths. Verified locally: editable install (`uv sync`) resolves `openedx_filters.__file__` to src/openedx_filters/__init__.py; `uv run mypy` succeeds against the new layout; full tox matrix (py311-django42, py311-django52, django42, django52, quality, docs) passes; `uv build` produces a wheel with an unchanged install layout (openedx_filters/... at the wheel root, no src/ prefix leaks into the installed package) -- so this does not change the package's import path or public API for consumers like openedx-platform, only this repo's internal file layout.
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Verified every uses:@sha in release.yml against the GitHub API (repos/<owner>/<repo>/commits/<sha>). python-semantic-release/publish-action was pinned to a SHA that doesn't exist in that repo at all; python-semantic-release/python-semantic-release and pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish were pinned to their tag *objects'* SHAs rather than the underlying commit SHAs (a real but different git object, not resolvable the same way a `uses:` checkout needs). Both invisible to PR CI since release.yml only runs on push to main. Reverted python-semantic-release, publish-action, upload-artifact, and download-artifact to plain version tags matching openedx/XBlock's actual, already-releasing release.yml. Corrected pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish to the real commit SHA.
changelog: "false" was blindly copied from the sample-plugin reference
template with no ticket ever requiring it to be disabled. Wire up PSR
to update the existing CHANGELOG.rst in place instead:
- Add the insertion marker as the first line of CHANGELOG.rst so PSR's
update mode has an anchor to insert new version sections above.
- Remove changelog: "false" from release.yml's PSR step.
- Configure [tool.semantic_release.changelog] (mode="update", RST
output) to target CHANGELOG.rst.
- Set tag_format = "v{version}" explicitly to match this repo's actual
tag convention (confirmed via git tag, e.g. v3.8.0).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The PR template still told contributors to add a changelog entry "using scriv" — a manual process this migration effort already replaced with python-semantic-release, which now generates CHANGELOG.rst automatically from conventional commit messages. Drop the obsolete checklist item so the template doesn't ask for a step that no longer applies. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
python-semantic-release's release.yml now creates the tag, GitHub release, and publishes to PyPI automatically on merge -- these were no longer real manual steps for a contributor to perform.
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Summary
Modernize
openedx-filtersto uv + pyproject.toml (PEP 621/735) + python-semantic-release.Part of openedx/public-engineering#506.
openedx_filters/tosrc/openedx_filters/(org decision on #506: src/ layout is in scope this cycle, precedent inxblocks-extra) — fixes editable-install resolution under tools like mypy; does not change the installed package's import path (verified: wheel contents are unchanged, stillopenedx_filters/...at the wheel root, nosrc/leaks in)setup.py/setup.cfgwithpyproject.toml(PEP 621 static metadata);.coveragercandsetup.cfg's[isort]section also folded intopyproject.tomluvwith PEP 735 dependency groups; commituv.locktox.inito usetox-uvwithuv-venv-lock-runnerastral-sh/setup-uv; SHA-pin all actionspython-semantic-release+release.yml; replace the old manualworkflow_dispatchrelease process (bump-my-version + scriv github-release) and the old token-basedpypi-publish.ymlcommitlint.ymlalready existed in this repo and needed no changesNot included
changelog.d(scriv) is left in place as the manually-curated changelog;python-semantic-releaseis configured withchangelog: "false"so it only owns version tagging/PyPI publish, not changelog content.changelog.d/scriv.ini'sversion = literal: openedx_filters/__init__.py: __version__setting was removed since that__version__string no longer exists (see Versioning below) — runningmake changelog(scriv collect) will now just omit a version number from the entry heading, which a maintainer can pass manually if desired..github/workflows/upgrade-python-requirements.ymlhas a latent gap this PR can't fix. It callsopenedx/.github's shared reusable workflow, which hardcodesadd-paths: requirementswhen opening its automated dependency-bump PR (no input is exposed to override it). Now thatrequirements/is deleted andmake upgrade/uv lock --upgradeinstead touchesuv.lockat the repo root, the scheduled Monday cron run will find no changes under the allow-listedrequirementspath and won't open a PR (or will open an empty one). Fixing this requires a change to the sharedopenedx/.githubreusable workflow itself, not this repo — flagging it here so it isn't mistaken for something this PR forgot.Versioning
Dynamic, via
setuptools-scmfrom git tags (previously a hardcoded__version__string inopenedx_filters/__init__.py, kept in sync by hand viabump-my-version).__version__is now read at import time viaimportlib.metadata.Pre-flight check: the latest git tag (
v3.8.0, viagit tag --sort=-v:refname) matches the version currently live on PyPI (3.8.0), so the first semantic-release run has an accurate base to compute the next version from.Testing Notes
Verified locally:
uv lockresolves cleanly (129 packages)uv sync --group devsucceeds; editable install resolvesopenedx_filters.__file__tosrc/openedx_filters/__init__.pyuv run mypysucceeds against the new src/ layout (17 source files, no issues) — the specific resolution problem src/ layout is meant to fixpy311-django42,py311-django52,django42,django52(93 tests each),quality(pylint/mypy/pycodestyle/ruff/isort/build+twine check),docs(Sphinx build + doc8, including confirminglinkcode_resolvenow emits correct.../blob/main/src/openedx_filters/...URLs)uv buildproduces a wheel/sdist with correct metadata (version 3.8.0 from the git tag,AGPL-3.0SPDX license, test subpackages excluded from the wheel) and unchanged wheel contents (openedx_filters/...at the wheel root, byte-identical file listing to before the src/ move)Could not be verified locally (needs CI / maintainer action):
release.yml's reusable-workflow call, OIDC token exchange) — validated the YAML parses and the job/permission structure locally, but GitHub Actions-specific behavior (e.g.secrets: inheritthrough a reusable workflow call) can only be confirmed once CI runs on the PR.Code reviewer notes
release.yml'spublish_to_pypijob assumes a PyPI trusted publisher is set up foropenedx-filters(Settings → Publishing on the PyPI project page, pointing atopenedx/openedx-filters, workflowrelease.yml, environment optional). This can't be configured from a PR — a maintainer with PyPI project admin access needs to confirm/add it before the first automated release can actually publish. Until then,release/tagging/GitHub-release-creation will still work; only the finalpublish_to_pypistep would fail.uv/tox-uvversion pinning: while verifying this locally, differentuvreleases turned out to serialize auto-derived[tool.uv].conflictsentries (for thedjango42dependency-group conflict) in a not-always-stable order, which madetox-uv-bare's internaluv sync --lockedcheck fail nondeterministically depending on whichuvversion last touched the lockfile. Fixed by (a) listing all of the transitively-conflicting groups (test,doc,quality,dev) explicitly in[tool.uv].conflictsinstead of relying on derivation, and (b) pinning theuvpackage version itself via[tool.edx_lint].uv_constraintsto match theversion:pin on theastral-sh/setup-uvstep inci.yml. If a futuremake upgradebumps the lockeduvversion, bump thesetup-uvstep'sversion:input to match (see comments inpyproject.toml/ci.yml).commands_prestep intox.ini(make upgrade+ manualrequirements/test.txtinstall) is gone; it's no longer needed sinceuv.lockdrives every env's dependencies identically regardless of Python version.This PR was created with Claude Code.