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Python 3.15 removed zipimport.zipimporter.load_module(), which the external function server used to load a zipped environment file. It's now loaded with find_spec()/exec_module() instead. Those methods only exist from Python 3.10, so 3.9 keeps using load_module(); that branch can be removed when 3.9 support is dropped. If the module raises while importing, its sys.modules entry is removed before the error is re-raised, as load_module() did.
CI
Add 3.15 to the smoke-test and pre-commit matrices.
The smoke-test job also runs the new test_asgi_env_file on every Python version from 3.9 to 3.15. It loads a zip environment through main() with uvicorn mocked, and checks both a successful import and a failed one.
The cibuildwheel upgrade needed to build and test wheels on 3.15 is in a separate PR: #147.
Testing
Full suite run locally on 3.15.0 against SingleStore 9.1.1, with the management tests excluded:
3.15.0
3.14.5
Passed
967
967
Skipped
19
19
Failed
1
1
The one failure, TestServerProcessMode::test_process_mode_worker_handles_request, also fails on 3.14 on macOS and is unrelated to this change.
test_asgi_env_file passes on 3.9, 3.14 and 3.15. On main it fails on 3.15 with the load_module error, which confirms it catches the original bug.
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Targeted import-path change for zipped UDF environments plus CI matrix expansion; behavior is covered by new tests and retains a 3.9 fallback.
Overview
Adds Python 3.15 to the pre-commit and smoke-test CI matrices and drops the workflow note that 3.15 was intentionally excluded.
The external-function ASGI entrypoint (asgi.main()) no longer relies on zipimporter.load_module() when loading a zipped environment file. On 3.10+ it uses find_spec() / exec_module(); 3.9 still uses load_module(). Failed imports now pop the module from sys.modules before re-raising, matching old load_module() behavior.
Smoke tests run the new test_asgi_env_file on every matrix Python version (with the mysql driver job), exercising successful zip loads and failed imports without a database.
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Compatibility
Added Python 3.15 to the pre-commit and smoke-test version coverage.
Improved loading of Python modules packaged in ASGI environment ZIP files on newer Python versions, while retaining support for older versions.
Reliability
Failed ZIP module imports no longer leave a partially loaded module cached, helping prevent inconsistent behavior on subsequent imports.
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I'd like to see this split into two PRs. One for 3.15 support and a separate one for the update of cibuildwheel. The 3.15 changes seem straightforward, but we need to evaluate any side-effects of cibuildwheel updates more thoroughly.
The pre-commit checks failure is unrelated: ubuntu-latest moved to Ubuntu 26.04, which has no Python 3.9. #148 fixes it, and I'll update this branch from main once it merges.
Can you rebase this? We've done some refactoring recently and there is an issue with resource cleanup in PRs. I pushed a fix for it so that the code checks should run cleanly now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Python 3.15 removed zipimport.zipimporter.load_module(), which the
external function server used to load a zipped environment file. Load
it with find_spec()/exec_module() instead. Those methods only exist
from Python 3.10, so 3.9 keeps using load_module(); that branch can be
removed when 3.9 support is dropped.
Use asyncio.get_running_loop() in AwaitableUvicornServer rather than
get_event_loop(). Both callers already create it inside a running
event loop, so behaviour is unchanged.
Add 3.15 to the smoke-test and pre-commit matrices. The cibuildwheel
upgrade needed to build and test wheels on 3.15 is in singlestore-labs#147.
Tested locally on 3.15.0 against SingleStore 9.1.1 (management tests
excluded): 967 passed, 19 skipped, 1 failed, the same results as 3.14.
The failure, TestServerProcessMode::test_process_mode_worker_handles_request,
also fails on 3.14 on macOS and is unrelated to this change.
If the module in a zipped environment file raised while importing,
main() left the half-initialized module in sys.modules, and a later
import in the same process would return it without retrying. Remove
the entry and re-raise, as load_module() did.
Add test_asgi_env_file, which runs a zip environment through main()
with uvicorn mocked out and checks that its functions are found, and
that a failed import leaves nothing in sys.modules. The smoke-test job
runs it on every Python version, 3.9 through 3.15, since the loader
takes a different path on 3.9 than on 3.10+.
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We have another PR that is going to refactor this part of the code, so I'm holding off on approving this PR until that is done. get_event_loop is no longer used in the refactored code.
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The ASGI loader uses importlib spec execution for environment ZIP modules on Python 3.10 and later. Tests cover successful loading and cleanup after import failure. CI matrices include Python 3.15, and smoke tests run the new test module.
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Versioned ZIP module loading singlestoredb/functions/ext/asgi.py
Python 3.10 and later use find_spec and exec_module. Failed executions remove the module from sys.modules. Python 3.9 and earlier retain the load_module fallback.
Loader tests and Python 3.15 CI coverage singlestoredb/tests/test_asgi_env_file.py, .github/workflows/pre-commit.yml, .github/workflows/smoke-test.yml
Tests check successful loading and import failure cleanup through asgi.main(). Both Python matrices include Python 3.15, and smoke tests run the new test module.
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inferred — The relevant scope is the external-function server process and its shared module cache. Environment code already executed inside that process before this PR; the loader replacement does not establish a new privilege or tenant boundary. Any cross-environment security impact from cache collisions depends on shared-process deployment behavior that was not supplied.
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inferred — Selection of an environment remains selection of executable deployment code, not submission of sandboxed data. Both implementations execute the selected module before constructing the server application. The inspected change alters import mechanics rather than introducing a new source of environment selection or weakening an authorization check.
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observed — For an uncontended fresh-name import, a missing spec fails before cache insertion, and an exception during module execution removes the entry and aborts before application construction or registration. This is cache cleanup, not rollback of arbitrary side effects performed by environment code.
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Python 3.15 removed
zipimport.zipimporter.load_module(), which the external function server used to load a zipped environment file. It's now loaded withfind_spec()/exec_module()instead. Those methods only exist from Python 3.10, so 3.9 keeps usingload_module(); that branch can be removed when 3.9 support is dropped. If the module raises while importing, itssys.modulesentry is removed before the error is re-raised, asload_module()did.CI
smoke-testandpre-commitmatrices.test_asgi_env_fileon every Python version from 3.9 to 3.15. It loads a zip environment throughmain()with uvicorn mocked, and checks both a successful import and a failed one.The cibuildwheel upgrade needed to build and test wheels on 3.15 is in a separate PR: #147.
Testing
Full suite run locally on 3.15.0 against SingleStore 9.1.1, with the management tests excluded:
The one failure,
TestServerProcessMode::test_process_mode_worker_handles_request, also fails on 3.14 on macOS and is unrelated to this change.test_asgi_env_filepasses on 3.9, 3.14 and 3.15. Onmainit fails on 3.15 with theload_moduleerror, which confirms it catches the original bug.Note
Low Risk
Targeted import-path change for zipped UDF environments plus CI matrix expansion; behavior is covered by new tests and retains a 3.9 fallback.
Overview
Adds Python 3.15 to the pre-commit and smoke-test CI matrices and drops the workflow note that 3.15 was intentionally excluded.
The external-function ASGI entrypoint (
asgi.main()) no longer relies onzipimporter.load_module()when loading a zipped environment file. On 3.10+ it usesfind_spec()/exec_module(); 3.9 still usesload_module(). Failed imports nowpopthe module fromsys.modulesbefore re-raising, matching oldload_module()behavior.Smoke tests run the new
test_asgi_env_fileon every matrix Python version (with the mysql driver job), exercising successful zip loads and failed imports without a database.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit ec9aee3. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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