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[Sqlite] CC-1646: Upgrade Python support to 3.13 #131

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Upgrade the Python version in configuration and documentation files to 3.13. Introduce a Dockerfile for setting up a Python 3.13 environment with Pipenv.

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    • Updated the project’s requirements to use Python 3.13, aligning the runtime environment with the latest improvements.
    • Introduced a refreshed container environment for Python 3.13, enhancing dependency management and overall efficiency.

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The pull request standardizes the Python version across multiple project files by updating version requirements from older versions (3.8 or 3.12) to Python 3.13. This includes README files, configuration files (codecrafters.yml and config.yml), and a new Dockerfile. The new Dockerfile is set up on Alpine Linux, installs pipenv (version ≥2024.4.0), manages dependencies via Pipfile/Pipfile.lock, and caches the virtual environment. There are no changes to the exported or public entities.

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File(s) Change Details
compiled_starters/python/README.md
solutions/python/01-dr6/code/README.md
Updated Python version requirement from 3.8+ to 3.13.
compiled_starters/python/codecrafters.yml
solutions/python/01-dr6/code/codecrafters.yml
Updated language pack from python-3.12 to python-3.13.
starter_templates/python/config.yml Updated required_executable from "python (3.8+)" to "python (3.13)".
dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile New Dockerfile using Python 3.13 on Alpine; installs pipenv, installs dependencies, verifies sqlparse, and caches the virtual environment.

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    participant Dev as Developer
    participant Docker as Docker Engine
    Dev->>Docker: Trigger build of python-3.13 Dockerfile
    Docker->>Docker: Pull base image (python:3.13-alpine)
    Docker->>Docker: Install pipenv (>=2024.4.0)
    Docker->>Docker: Copy Pipfile and Pipfile.lock to /app
    Docker->>Docker: Execute "pipenv install"
    Docker->>Docker: Import sqlparse to verify dependencies
    Docker->>Docker: Cache virtual environment to /app-cached/.venv
    Docker->>Dev: Build complete, image ready

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Hopping to Python 3.13 fun.
Docker builds with a pipenv charm,
Configs updated, keeping code warm.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (2)

5-7: Copying Dependency Files
The Pipfile and Pipfile.lock are being copied into /app correctly. For improved clarity, consider placing the COPY instructions after setting the WORKDIR so that the destination paths are naturally relative to /app.


17-17: Clarify Virtual Environment Path Inspection
Executing RUN pipenv --venv prints out the virtual environment path. Its explicit purpose isn’t immediately clear—if it is intended solely for debugging or logging, consider adding a clarifying comment.

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  • solutions/python/01-dr6/code/README.md (1 hunks)
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solutions/python/01-dr6/code/codecrafters.yml (1)

10-11: Upgrade Python version to 3.13 in configuration.

The update to language_pack: python-3.13 correctly aligns the Python version for the Codecrafters environment. Ensure that any related documentation or dependency files reflect this change.

compiled_starters/python/codecrafters.yml (1)

10-11: Set language_pack to python-3.13.

This change updates the Python version specified in the configuration file to Python 3.13. It is consistent with other configuration updates in the project.

compiled_starters/python/README.md (1)

32-32: Update documentation to require Python 3.13 locally.

The instruction now clearly indicates that users should have Python 3.13 installed locally, ensuring consistency with the updated configuration.

starter_templates/python/config.yml (1)

2-2: Update required_executable to python (3.13).

The change from an earlier Python version requirement to python (3.13) is clear and consistent with the new project standards. Verify that any tooling or scripts relying on this configuration are compatible.

solutions/python/01-dr6/code/README.md (1)

32-32: Revise installation instructions to specify Python 3.13.

The updated instruction ensures that users know to install Python 3.13 locally. This update keeps the documentation in line with the configuration changes across the project.

dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (8)

1-1: Base Image Set to Python 3.13-alpine
The Dockerfile starts with the appropriate base image (python:3.13-alpine) to meet the upgrade objective.


3-3: Ensure Pipenv Version Requirement
Installing Pipenv with pip install --no-cache-dir "pipenv>=2024.4.0" correctly guarantees that you get a minimum version that meets your needs.


8-8: Setting the Working Directory
The WORKDIR /app instruction ensures subsequent commands operate in the correct directory.


10-11: Configuring Environment Variables
Setting LANG="en_US.UTF-8" and PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT=1 explicitly ensures proper locale settings and local virtual environment creation as intended.


13-13: Installing Dependencies with Pipenv
Running pipenv install will correctly install all dependencies as defined in your Pipfile.


15-16: Verifying Dependency Installation
The command RUN pipenv run python3 -c "import sqlparse" serves as an effective check that the dependencies are available in the newly created virtual environment.


19-20: Caching the Virtual Environment
Creating /app-cached and moving the .venv directory there is a clever caching strategy. Just ensure that the relocated virtual environment is correctly referenced by any subsequent processes in your deployment or build workflow.


22-22: Setting Dependency File Paths Environment Variable
Defining CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS="Pipfile,Pipfile.lock" assists in managing dependencies and caching. This is clear and aligns with the overall dependency management strategy.

@ryan-gang ryan-gang merged commit 62a2e52 into main Apr 7, 2025
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@ryan-gang ryan-gang deleted the CC-1646 branch April 7, 2025 15:31
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