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Remove use of six.integer_types/string_types/text_type #28789

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@foolip foolip commented May 3, 2021

These are constants corresponding to just int/str/str in Python 3:
https://six.readthedocs.io/#constants

This is simple search-replace with the exception of
resources/test/conftest.py, where element.text is already a string. If
it were None or bytes, then JSON parsing would fail anyway.

In service-workers/cache-storage/resources/vary.py, the reason why
str(cookie_vary) works was non-obvious. Correct the documentation in
tools/wptserve/wptserve/request.py to show that the cookie_vary value
would be a CookieValue, not a binary string.

Since no use of six remains in tools/wptserve/, it's removed as a
dependency in wptserve's setup.py.

Part of #28776.

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jgraham commented May 5, 2021

I was about to ask if you understood the WebDriver failures, but now you pushed a new version (and of course there's no good interdiff) :)

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foolip commented May 5, 2021

@jgraham I didn't change anything, I just wanted to rebase on top of other six changes to ensure no new lint failures. I just commented on part of the webdriver diffs.

Overall, any times I've touched webdriver/ recently the claimed differences have been large. There seems to be a lot of flakiness, have you seen the same? To be expected?

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foolip commented May 5, 2021

Understanding the CI failures. wpt-chrome-dev-stability and wpt-firefox-nightly-stability timed out in repetition 5 / 10 because too many tests (171) are affected.

There are a lot of apparent changes in the webdriver test results, but there could be flakiness. Combining the two set of before/after runs to look for consistent regressions:
https://wpt.fyi/results/webdriver/tests?q=seq%28status%3Apass%20status%3A%21pass%20status%3Apass%20status%3A%21pass%29&run_id=5768588818382848&run_id=5719745376550912&run_id=5076726092660736&run_id=5716229543165952

Yes, I did break stuff! "FAIL message: NameError: name 'six' is not defined"

I'll iterate until there are no unexplained regressions and the request review.

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foolip commented May 5, 2021

Care must be taken when merging this and #28757. Both change webdriver/tests/support/asserts.py, and the second to land also needs to remove the import six statement. But I don't know which will land first yet.

These are constants corresponding to just int/str/str in Python 3:
https://six.readthedocs.io/#constants

This is simple search-replace with the exception of
resources/test/conftest.py, where element.text is already a string. If
it were None or bytes, then JSON parsing would fail anyway.

In service-workers/cache-storage/resources/vary.py, the reason why
str(cookie_vary) works was non-obvious. Correct the documentation in
tools/wptserve/wptserve/request.py to show that the cookie_vary value
would be a CookieValue, not a binary string.

Since no use of six remains in tools/wptserve/, it's removed as a
dependency in wptserve's setup.py.

Part of #28776.
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foolip commented May 6, 2021

OK, this has now been rebased and the issue in #28789 (comment) sorted. Ready for final review.

@foolip foolip merged commit 3d43b6e into master May 10, 2021
@foolip foolip deleted the foolip/six_constants branch May 10, 2021 08:07
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