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| # TODO(https://github.com/grpc/grpc/issues/37710): Unpin grpc | ||
| 'grpcio>=1.33.1,<2,!=1.48.0,!=1.59.*,!=1.60.*,!=1.61.*,!=1.62.0,!=1.62.1,<1.66.0', # pylint: disable=line-too-long | ||
| 'grpcio>=1.33.1,<2,!=1.48.0,!=1.59.*,!=1.60.*,!=1.61.*,!=1.62.0,!=1.62.1,<1.66.0; python_version <= "3.12"', # pylint: disable=line-too-long | ||
| 'grpcio>=1.67.0; python_version >= "3.13"', |
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To work around grpc/grpc#39113 , we need to set a variable GRPC_EXPERIMENTS="-event_engine_client" in the container image. However custom container users might not set it and will be affected by the issue. I asked GRPC team on fix ETA on the internal bug. To reduce customer friction, we can add a check to see whether GRPC_EXPERIMENTS has been set and print a warning if it hasn't been set and GRPC version is affected by the regression. Hopefully there will be a fix soon though.
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Okay cool, I'll include that in the Dockerfile when I add all of the support changes. Do we know if that environment variable has any impact for GRPC versions < 1.66.0? Conditional environmental variables are not a thing docker likes to do.
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Having followed up in the grpc code base it looks like this experiment has been around a while and may have some sort of impact (specifically on macos environments as stated in grpc/grpc#33279) so I'll have to do some testing around what what does/does not work.
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Do we know if that environment variable has any impact for GRPC versions < 1.66.0? Conditional environmental variables are not a thing docker likes to do.
We can reach out to grpc people; we do control the version of grpc in our containers, so it doesn't need to be conditional.
RUN python -c "" || export might also work if we want to enable it for 3.13 only
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LGTM. Thanks!
* Update GRPC dependencies for Python 3.13 * change grpcio-tools to be conditional
Sets a specific dependency boundary for
grpcioandgrpcio-toolsfor future Python 3.13 support. Leaves the bounds for current python versions as-is due to the unknown status of grpc/grpc#37710Part of #34869
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