fix(deps): remove unmaintained deprecation package, use stdlib instead#1999
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…lacement The `deprecation` package (>=2.1.0,<3.0.0) has had no release since 2019 and is flagged as a security / maintenance risk by dependency scanners. The package was only used in one file (`weaviate/collections/batch/client.py`) to add docstring notes and emit `DeprecationWarning` at call time. This PR removes the external dependency and replaces it with an equivalent `docstring_deprecated` helper implemented entirely with stdlib (`functools`, `warnings`). The public behaviour is unchanged: * The function docstring gets a `.. deprecated::` RST prefix. * Calling the function emits a :class:`DeprecationWarning`. The `typing_extensions.deprecated` import (already present) is kept because it provides static analysis / IDE warnings via the `__deprecated__` attribute. Fixes weaviate#1998 Signed-off-by: NIK-TIGER-BILL <nik.tiger.bill@github.com>
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Hey, thanks for contributing! I had a quick look, but we use the deprecated package in more places:
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Summary
Removes the
deprecationpackage dependency and replaces its single usage with an inline stdlib helper.Fixes #1998
Motivation
The
deprecationpackage:weaviate/collections/batch/client.py) for two decoratorsChanges
setup.cfgRemoved:
weaviate/collections/batch/client.pyReplaced
from deprecation import deprecated as docstring_deprecatedwith an inlinedocstring_deprecated()helper using only stdlib (functools,warnings).The helper provides identical runtime behaviour:
.. deprecated::RST note to the wrapped function's docstring.DeprecationWarningat call time (same as the original package).The
typing_extensions.deprecatedimport (already present, unchanged) continues to provide static-analysis / IDE warnings via the__deprecated__attribute.Testing
All existing tests for the deprecated
experimental()anddynamic()methods should pass without modification — the runtime behaviour is identical.