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ci: check for unused files - add python checks and CI-dir #2778
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This PR updates the existing requirements for python-based CI jobs to the newest possible version. It also tries to enforce `python 3.12` (newest) wherever possible. ## Performance boost linux_examples_tests: 18.5 min -> 15 min ## Important changes/notes The `pytest-check 2.2.0..2.2.2` soft-break some CI checks. Therefore, we fix it to `2.1.5.` More to this in issue #2777 : - linux_test_examples (verified) - test_exatrkx_python (very likely) `uproot 5.x` and `awkward 2.x` change the root-hashes. The test `test_exatrkx_python` got a new separate requirements-file, because the test only runs on `ubuntu 20.04` which uses `python 3.8`. The newest `numpy` (for `awkward` and `uproot`) doesn't support `python 3.8` anymore. When we migrate this test to a newer `OS`, we can use the shared `requirements.txt` again. `clang_tidy` had to be adapted at a few points, since some of`pydantic`'s functionalities were deprecated. ## Side note to `pip-compile` Before generating a new `requirements.txt` one should delete the old one. Otherwise, the versions for the packages are not updated (makes sense to some extent). ## Blocked by other PRs We created files, that were referred to at places we did not check. - #2778 ## Other Questions The release-workflows still use `3.8`. Should we upgrade as well, or are we too afraid, to break something in there? https://github.com/acts-project/acts/blob/main/.github/workflows/release.yml https://github.com/acts-project/acts/blob/main/.github/workflows/release_pr.yml -> An update to the release script will come in - #2779
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…ect#2770) This PR updates the existing requirements for python-based CI jobs to the newest possible version. It also tries to enforce `python 3.12` (newest) wherever possible. ## Performance boost linux_examples_tests: 18.5 min -> 15 min ## Important changes/notes The `pytest-check 2.2.0..2.2.2` soft-break some CI checks. Therefore, we fix it to `2.1.5.` More to this in issue acts-project#2777 : - linux_test_examples (verified) - test_exatrkx_python (very likely) `uproot 5.x` and `awkward 2.x` change the root-hashes. The test `test_exatrkx_python` got a new separate requirements-file, because the test only runs on `ubuntu 20.04` which uses `python 3.8`. The newest `numpy` (for `awkward` and `uproot`) doesn't support `python 3.8` anymore. When we migrate this test to a newer `OS`, we can use the shared `requirements.txt` again. `clang_tidy` had to be adapted at a few points, since some of`pydantic`'s functionalities were deprecated. ## Side note to `pip-compile` Before generating a new `requirements.txt` one should delete the old one. Otherwise, the versions for the packages are not updated (makes sense to some extent). ## Blocked by other PRs We created files, that were referred to at places we did not check. - acts-project#2778 ## Other Questions The release-workflows still use `3.8`. Should we upgrade as well, or are we too afraid, to break something in there? https://github.com/acts-project/acts/blob/main/.github/workflows/release.yml https://github.com/acts-project/acts/blob/main/.github/workflows/release_pr.yml -> An update to the release script will come in - acts-project#2779
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