upgrade python version used in setup-python

[philrhc]

Strange to suddenly started failing here: https://github.com/zeromq/pyre/actions/runs/12744306550
in any case, the versions are old and may as well be updated

[philrhc]

TODO: delete

[philrhc]

Run ls -R dist/
dist/:
zeromq_pyre-0.3.4.tar.gz

[philrhc]

hi @sphaero, thank you for adding me.
i propose to still share PRs here for you to get approval before merging to master,
what do you think?

[sphaero]

Read this: https://rfc.zeromq.org/spec/42/

That's how we work. You never merge your own PR's

[philrhc]

Read this: https://rfc.zeromq.org/spec/42/

That's how we work. You never merge your own PR's

this is a really awesome document and i am honoured to be a part of it. Thank you for the opportunity

[sphaero]

You're welcome.

[sphaero]

Any more changes pending? I was looking at the dist/zeromq_pyre dist/zeromq-pyre difference. Why are you proposing that change? From the logs I get it has always been dist/zeromq-pyre

[philrhc]

Any more changes pending? I was looking at the dist/zeromq_pyre dist/zeromq-pyre difference. Why are you proposing that change? From the logs I get it has always been dist/zeromq-pyre

i am not sure why it has changed, but the log line and passing tests prove that it has:
#170 (comment)

[philrhc]

there are no more pending changes for this pr.
i think that after this, the manual version bump will work correctly, i think that this will show me that the failing automated version bump happens because it is ran in the context of the pr
https://github.com/zeromq/pyre/actions/workflows/bump_version.yml
i will then submit another pr to resolve that issue

[sphaero]

Any more changes pending? I was looking at the dist/zeromq_pyre dist/zeromq-pyre difference. Why are you proposing that change? From the logs I get it has always been dist/zeromq-pyre

i am not sure why it has changed, but the log line and passing tests prove that it has: #170 (comment)

But who creates those files? I'm not too familiar with these tools

[philrhc]

Any more changes pending? I was looking at the dist/zeromq_pyre dist/zeromq-pyre difference. Why are you proposing that change? From the logs I get it has always been dist/zeromq-pyre

i am not sure why it has changed, but the log line and passing tests prove that it has: #170 (comment)

But who creates those files? I'm not too familiar with these tools

https://github.com/zeromq/pyre/blob/master/.github/workflows/test.yml#L9

[sphaero]

Seems it's a known thing: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/distutils-sig/2011-August/017936.html

Distutils 
normally uses '-' to separate name parts in a filename, and 
(sometimes) escapes '-' using '_'.  So setuptools canonicalizes all 
punctuation to '-', and escapes it as '_'.

[philrhc]

yes, the version can be bumped manually as suspected:
https://github.com/zeromq/pyre/actions/runs/12745682701

[philrhc]

@sphaero please can we/I deploy 0.3.5 to PyPi?
8fb98d5

[sphaero]

Sure why wouldn't you/why would you.
I don't know. I don't use Pyre anymore and I've never used it through PyPi. If you need this pushed to PyPi then go for it.