* Added ability to define custom port ranges the WebHost will use for game servers, instead of pure random.
* - Added better fallback to default port range when a custom range fails
- Updated config to be clearer
* Added ability to define custom port ranges the WebHost will use for game servers, instead of pure random.
* - Added better fallback to default port range when a custom range fails
- Updated config to be clearer
* Updated soft-fail message
* Removed dead import from customserver.py
* Update requirements.txt
Settings requirements to main core branch
* fix what reviewers said and add some improvements
* remove unused argument
* try fixing test with try
* use yaml lists instead of string for config
* fix value type bug on ephemeral type
* reuse sockets with websockets api instead of opening and closing them
* add used ports cache and filter used ports when looking for ports
* fix port randomizer
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* fix some reviews
* use weights for random port and remove more-itertools
* fix net_connections not working on macOS
* rename variables and functions
* lazy init `get_used_ports`
* change `game_ports` to be `tuple`
* fix last_used_ports not being updated locally
* fix random choices and move game_port conversion into tuple
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* use a named tuple on parse_game_ports
* only use ranges
* do it the duck way
* this should check all usable ports before failing
* fix while loop
* add return type to weighted random
* Update WebHostLib/customserver.py
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* simplify tuple conversion check
* add tests
* reformat file and change `create_random_port_socket` test
* add more test cases for parse_game_ports
* try to prevent busy-looping on create random port socket when doing test
* simplify parse game port tests to one assertListEqual
* make the range lesser for port test
* reduce range on macOS
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Update WebHostLib/customserver.py
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* Apply suggestions from code review
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* remove unused import
* Update WebHostLib/customserver.py
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* use generator expressions
* check for 0-tuple
* use some kind of shuffled queue
* update tests
* refactor new port handling into a class (#1)
* change time to monotonic
* Update docs/webhost configuration sample.yaml
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* add psutil 7.2.2 as requirement
* Update WebHostLib/requirements.txt
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... and update it to latest.
This is being used in WebHostLib.options directly.
A recent change bumped our required version, so this is actually a fix.
From Discord:
Well, flask-compress updated and now our 3.11 CI is failing
Why? They switched to a lib called backports.zstd
And 3.11 pkg_resources can't handle that.
pip finds it. But in our ModuleUpdate.py, we first pkg_resources.require packages, and this fails. I can't reproduce this locally yet, but in CI, it seems like even though backports.zstd is installed, it still fails on it and prompts installing it over and over in every unit test
Now what do we do :KEKW:
Black Sliver suggested pinning flask-compress for 3.11
But I would just like to point out that this means we can't unpin it until we drop 3.11
the real thing is we probably need to move away from pkg_resources? lol
since it's been deprecated literally since the oldest version we support
* Core: fix freeze support for py3.13+
Loading Utils now patches multiprocessing.freeze_support()
Utils.freeze_support() is now deprecated
* WebHost: use pony fork on py3.13
* CI: test with py3.13
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