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[Http-Server] CC-1646: Upgrade Python support to 3.13 #118

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Upgrade the Python version in configuration and documentation files to 3.13. Introduce a Dockerfile for setting up a Python 3.13 environment with Pipenv.

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  • Documentation
    • Updated installation instructions to specify the new Python 3.13 requirement.
  • New Features
    • Introduced a container configuration based on Alpine Linux for Python 3.13.
    • Refreshed configuration files to consistently reflect the new Python version across all setups.

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The changes update the Python version requirement across various project files. The required version is now changed from Python 3.11 (or python-3.12 in some configs) to Python 3.13. This update spans documentation files, configuration files, and a new Dockerfile that builds an environment based on Alpine Linux with pipenv. No public API declarations or external interfaces have been modified.

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Files Change Summary
compiled_starters/python/README.md
solutions/python/01-at4/code/README.md
Updated Python installation instructions from version 3.11 to 3.13.
compiled_starters/python/codecrafters.yml
solutions/python/01-at4/code/codecrafters.yml
Updated language pack version from python-3.12 to python-3.13 in the configuration settings.
starter_templates/python/config.yml Updated the required_executable attribute from python (3.11) to python (3.13).
dockerfiles/.../python-3.13.Dockerfile New Dockerfile introduced for Python 3.13 based on Alpine Linux. It installs pipenv, sets up the working environment by copying files, configuring environment variables, and running dependency installation.

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    participant Dev as Developer
    participant DC as Docker Container Build
    participant Env as Container Environment

    Dev->>DC: Trigger build using python-3.13.Dockerfile
    DC->>Env: Pull base image (python:3.13-alpine)
    Env->>Env: Install pipenv (>=2024.4.0)
    Env->>Env: Copy Pipfile and Pipfile.lock to /app
    Env->>Env: Set WORKON_HOME environment variable
    Env->>Env: Run "pipenv install"
    Env->>Env: Execute "pipenv run python -c '1+1'"
    Env->>Env: Set CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS
    Env-->>Dev: Return built container image
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dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (1)

12-12: Dependency Installation with Pipenv
The command RUN pipenv install installs all the dependencies defined in the Pipfile. For production use, consider adding flags like --deploy if reproducible environments are needed, though the current setup appears intended for development.

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  • solutions/python/01-at4/code/README.md (1 hunks)
  • solutions/python/01-at4/code/codecrafters.yml (1 hunks)
  • starter_templates/python/config.yml (1 hunks)
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solutions/python/01-at4/code/codecrafters.yml (1)

10-11: Update language_pack to Python 3.13.
The configuration now specifies python-3.13 as the available version, which aligns with the overall upgrade target. Please ensure that all related configuration and documentation files remain consistent with this update.

solutions/python/01-at4/code/README.md (1)

33-33: Update local installation instruction.
The instruction now requests that users ensure they have python (3.13) installed locally, which is consistent with the upgrade requirements in the project.

compiled_starters/python/README.md (1)

33-33: Update local Python version requirement.
The README file now instructs users to install python (3.13) locally. This update promotes consistency across the project's documentation.

starter_templates/python/config.yml (1)

1-3: Update required_executable to Python 3.13.
The required_executable attribute has been changed to python (3.13), ensuring that the development environment directives match the new Python version requirement.

compiled_starters/python/codecrafters.yml (1)

10-11: Update language_pack to Python 3.13.
This change updates the language pack to python-3.13, aligning it with the project’s upgraded Python version. This consistency is vital for ensuring the correct interpreter is used when running the code on Codecrafters.

dockerfiles/python-3.13.Dockerfile (6)

1-1: Base Image Update to Python 3.13
The base image is now set to python:3.13-alpine, which aligns with the upgraded Python requirement in the PR objectives.


3-3: Pipenv Installation Command
The Dockerfile installs pipenv using pip install --no-cache-dir "pipenv>=2024.4.0", ensuring that a sufficiently recent version is used. This is appropriate given the new environment requirements.


5-6: Copying Dependency Files
The commands copy Pipfile and Pipfile.lock into the /app directory. This setup is correct as it ensures that dependency specifications are present for the subsequent installation step.


8-10: Setting Work Directory and Environment Variable
Specifying WORKDIR /app and setting ENV WORKON_HOME=/venvs correctly prepares the container environment for dependency management by pipenv.


14-15: Forcing Environment Creation
Running pipenv run python3 -c "1+1" is a clever way to force pipenv to create the virtual environment early in the build process. This ensures that any environment-related issues are caught at build time.


17-17: Setting Dependency File Paths Environment Variable
Defining ENV CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS="Pipfile,Pipfile.lock" provides a mechanism to track dependency file locations. This can be helpful for tools that analyze or cache dependencies.

@ryan-gang ryan-gang merged commit 8fb8027 into main Apr 7, 2025
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@ryan-gang ryan-gang deleted the CC-1646 branch April 7, 2025 15:32
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