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Fixes failing tests in the top-level package and adds Python 3.12-3.14 compatibility.

This PR resolves various issues including inverted preference logic, references to non-existent plugins, outdated test assertions, Python 3.12+ specific hash and dataclass requirements, Python 3.14 tarfile filter parameter, and updates Python version support in project configuration and CI workflows.


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cursoragent and others added 3 commits January 30, 2026 23:08
- Fix DUPLICATE_PREFER logic in __init__.py (was using wrong comparison)
- Remove non-existent plugins from CORE_PLUGINS (operations/data, operations/innersource)
- Update test_file.py to match FileSourceConfig field order and add mkdirs field
- Add shim.py hashlib usages to test_hash_usages expected dictionary
- Fix syntax error in test_df_create.py fuzz test (async with outside async function)
- Add Python 3.12 hash for test_net.py archive tests
- Replace hardcoded 'python' with sys.executable in consoletest commands
- Skip CI tests that require testing.yml when file doesn't exist

Co-authored-by: jandersen <[email protected]>
Python 3.12 enforces that mutable defaults must use default_factory

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- Add filter='data' to tarfile.extractall() calls for Python 3.14 security
- Add version-conditional filter parameter to shutil.unpack_archive() calls
- Update Python classifiers in setup.py to include 3.8-3.14
- Fix version check logic in setup.py (use 'or' instead of 'and')
- Update pyproject.toml target-version to include newer Python versions
- Update GitHub workflow template to use Python 3.9-3.13 and newer actions
- Fix invalid escape sequences in docstrings and test regex patterns
- Escape Windows path backslashes in ssh.py docstring

Co-authored-by: jandersen <[email protected]>
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cursoragent and others added 5 commits January 30, 2026 23:47
- Restored testing.yml CI workflow with modernized configuration
- Removed dependency-review.yml workflow
- Fixed docstring test for ContextManagedWrapperSource.remove_self_from_args
  by adding proper import and config class
- Fixed docstring test for CMD.subclass with correct class paths
- Fixed MNIST dataset URL (train-labels not train-images for labels)

Co-authored-by: jandersen <[email protected]>
- Fix DataFlow._fromdict to handle seed inputs that are already Input objects
- Update copybutton.js hash in service/dev.py to match current remote file

Co-authored-by: jandersen <[email protected]>
- Fix new_type_to_defininition docstring to match actual Definition.__repr__ output
- Fix BaseDataFlowFacilitatorObjectContext.subclass docstring class paths
- Fix SystemContext docstring syntax error (incomplete example)
- Skip network-dependent cached_download docstring test

Co-authored-by: jandersen <[email protected]>
- Add tutorials job with all testable docs to testing.yml
- Skip network-dependent docstrings in util/net.py and util/packaging.py
- Fix run_dataflow expected output to match actual behavior
- Remove incomplete subflow docstring example
- Simplify MNIST docstring to avoid network-dependent tests

Co-authored-by: jandersen <[email protected]>
The test_create_status test in dffml.operation.github requires a local
PyGithub installation path that is not available in CI environments.

Co-authored-by: jandersen <[email protected]>
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