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fix: declare cachetools as a direct dependency (#2060) - #2182
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In @tests/test_direct_dependencies.py:
- Line 2: Update the parser import in the dependency tests so it works on Python
3.10, where tomllib is unavailable. Use the project’s declared toml dependency
or another Python 3.10-compatible parser, and adjust the TOML-loading calls in
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tests/test_direct_dependencies.py used tomllib, which exists only in Python 3.11+. The project supports Python 3.10 and already declares toml ^0.10.2, so load pyproject.toml with it instead.
…rect-dep-2060 # Conflicts: # poetry.lock
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Fixes #2060
Why
robusta --help crashes with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cachetools' in installs whose dependency tree does not include the transitive chain (traceback: robusta/integrations/prometheus/utils.py line 5, from cachetools import TTLCache). This repo imports cachetools directly in five modules (runner/web.py, integrations/prometheus/utils.py, integrations/kubernetes/api_client_utils.py, core/sinks/robusta/dal/supabase_dal.py, core/sinks/robusta/robusta_sink.py) but only declared types-cachetools (stubs) in dev-dependencies; the runtime package arrived only transitively via google-auth/pyiceberg. Same class of bug as the tenacity entry above it, fixed the same way.
Summary
How to Test
python -m pytest tests/test_direct_dependencies.py tests/test_app_imports.py -q
Expected: 3 passed. Verified in Docker python:3.11-bookworm (repo CI version): poetry check --lock clean, 3 passed. New metadata test fails on unpatched pyproject.
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