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Avoid get on PackageMetadata in FastAPI template #163

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@rra rra commented May 2, 2022

The current mypy plus typeshed plus the Python 3.10 core library
has a bug causing mypy to not think get is a valid method on the
return value of importlib.metadata.metadata because it returns a
Protocol that doesn't implement get. I've filed a issue in case
this is not intended (python/typeshed#7767),
but we know that any package created by this template will always
have Summary and Version metadata, so we can use them
unconditionally.

Previously, this may not have worked in situations where the
package was being used uninstalled, but since we now do everything
including local development servers from inside tox, and make init
also installs the package for running pytest directly, this should
no longer be an issue. setuptools_scm should always generate a
version, even if it's an unuseful one.

The current mypy plus typeshed plus the Python 3.10 core library
has a bug causing mypy to not think get is a valid method on the
return value of importlib.metadata.metadata because it returns a
Protocol that doesn't implement get.  I've filed a issue in case
this is not intended (python/typeshed#7767),
but we know that any package created by this template will always
have Summary and Version metadata, so we can use them
unconditionally.

Previously, this may not have worked in situations where the
package was being used uninstalled, but since we now do everything
including local development servers from inside tox, and make init
also installs the package for running pytest directly, this should
no longer be an issue.  setuptools_scm should always generate a
version, even if it's an unuseful one.
@rra rra requested a review from jonathansick May 2, 2022 18:23
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That's interesting. Thanks for filing the upstream ticket; but I agree that this is fine as a long-term solution too.

@rra rra merged commit 887b386 into main May 2, 2022
@rra rra deleted the u/rra/upgrades branch May 2, 2022 19:11
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