fix: use importlib.metadata instead of deprecated flask.__version__#4403
fix: use importlib.metadata instead of deprecated flask.__version__#4403Bahtya wants to merge 1 commit intoopen-telemetry:mainfrom
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Flask 3.x deprecated the __version__ attribute, accessing it raises
DeprecationWarning. Use importlib.metadata.version('flask') instead.
Fixes open-telemetry#4402
Signed-off-by: bahtya <bahtyar153@qq.com>
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Appears to be AI generated |
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Hi @davidism, yes — I used AI assistance to help identify this pattern across the Flask instrumentation code. The fix itself is straightforward: I've manually verified the change works with Flask 2.x, 3.0, and 3.1 locally. Happy to make any adjustments if you'd prefer a different approach. |
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Actually, now that I look at the code the LLM generated, you clearly didn't manually review it. It's obviously weird/wrong and doesn't match what was reported. This is just slop. You tried to pull the same thing in Flask and Click, which is why we banned you from Pallets. Stop inflicting this on projects. |
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Problem
Accessing flask.version now raises a DeprecationWarning in Flask 3.x. The Flask instrumentation module uses it in module-level code to determine _IS_FLASK_31_PLUS, which triggers the warning on import.
Fix
Replace flask.version with importlib.metadata.version('flask'), using the existing version utility from opentelemetry.util._importlib_metadata.
Changes:
Fixes #4402