[3] Move the Misc group over to the tox gen script

[sentrivana]

• remove hardcoded entries for loguru, trytond, and typer from the tox template
• remove them from the ignore list in populate_tox.py
• run populate_tox.py to fill in entries for them
• run split_gh_tox_actions.py to generate the CI yaml files so that they correspond to the new tox.ini

Note that this effectively eliminates the -latest tests for the Misc group. The script doesn't generate any -latest tests since it always makes sure to add a pinned entry for the latest version. So in case all of the integrations in a single group are using the script, the whole -latest test category is removed.

[szokeasaurusrex]

Note that this effectively eliminates the -latest tests for the Misc group. The script doesn't generate any -latest tests since it always makes sure to add a pinned entry for the latest version. So in case all of the integrations in a single group are using the script, the whole -latest test category is removed.

How often does the Tox script run, @sentrivana? Could this end up being a problem?

Also, right now the latest tests, I believe, are not required for CI to pass. Which I think is good, because if a change in a new version of an integration breaks the SDK, this is not a regression in the SDK, and so we should not be blocked from making other PRs until it is fixed. This Tox script basically now makes it a requirement for the latest tests to pass, right? If yes, have we considered the consequences of this and thought of any alternative solutions, e.g. only adding the tests for latest versions if they pass?

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[sentrivana]

@szokeasaurusrex That's correct, latest tests will essentially become required for all frameworks managed by the script.

My plan would be to have the script run automatically every week (the freq can be tweaked anytime) in a GitHub action, which would ideally then also create a PR with the changed tox.ini. (Until we have this, I'll do this manually.) If possible, I'd like to eventually automate this fully and have it commit the changes as long as CI passes.

So in general, the only point in time the contents of tox.ini would change and potentially introduce a new version that needs SDK or test changes is disconnected from other workflows like merging a PR. Someone will still need to address possible CI issues stemming from introducing a new version, but they can do it when they have time and it's not blocking anything else.

Wdyt?

[szokeasaurusrex]

@sentrivana i guess if it is nonblocking and if we update the tox.ini often, this should be okay. Running the script every week might even be overkill but we can always tweak I guess

[szokeasaurusrex]

This PR appears to remove tests for trytond version 4. Is this intentional?

[sentrivana]

This PR appears to remove tests for trytond version 4. Is this intentional?

Good catch. Looks like trytond 4 is the first victim of the new 5 year cutoff period. I'll add it to the script's ignore list for now and let's properly remove it in #4045

[sentrivana]

I'm keeping the config around even if the script is not generating stuff for trytond atm. Once we enable it, it should just work out of the box.