Cannot install from source with latest pip/setuptools, incompatible with Python 3.12 #922
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…922) (#923) * fix(ci): update versions of everything including python * docs: add changelog entry * fix(ci): use black from last year * fix(ci): fix linting and typechecking issues * docs: put CHANGELOG entries in the right place * fix(ci): use older pip/setuptools to tolerate bogus -VERSION- * fix(ci): skip 3.12 for now, fix remaining nox * chore: ignore * fix: use setuptools_git_versioning instead of hack * fix(ci): re-enable python 3.12 * fix(ci): remove version hack from release workflow * fix(test): ensure path for tools in tests on 3.12 * Update documentation for minimum python version * Update CHANGELOG.md * Fix GitHub workflow by removing upper bound on pip and setuptools * Fix test imports by always importing from root * Fix import error in test_converter.py * black --------- Co-authored-by: Pieter Marsman <pietermarsman@gmail.com>
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Newer versions of
pipdo not accept arbitrary version strings: pypa/pip#12063Unfortuately due to the strange automatic versioning done in
pdfminer/__init__.pywhich relies on a github action to give it a real version number, this means that you can no longer installpdfminer.sixfrom the git source without manually editing that file. The error message is too long to post here but trust me, it doesn't work.Automatically versioning this way seems like a bad idea to me. I know DevOps yadda yadda yadda but not everything has to be a CI/CD action :-)
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