Add server and device packages to Pub/Sub SDK - #681
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WalkthroughThe change adds separate server and device Pub/Sub distributions, factory APIs, constructor deprecation warnings, packaging tests, and CI/release support for building and publishing all three distributions together. ChangesPub/Sub packaging and factory migration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new package split can currently publish incomplete wheels, omit part of the documented public API, and encourage insecure API-key use in device applications. These are concrete release and security risks that should be addressed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant PubSubFactory
participant AblyClient
Application->>PubSubFactory: call a Pub/Sub client factory
PubSubFactory->>AblyClient: forward authentication and options
PubSubFactory->>AblyClient: construct under warning suppression
AblyClient-->>Application: return the configured client
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In `@ably/pubsub/server/__init__.py`:
- Around line 20-44: Add lib_version to the public exports of the server wrapper
and the equivalent device and sync wrappers, alongside the existing core
imports. Update the re-export test to validate public non-type members such as
lib_version in addition to type exports, preserving the existing coverage for
exported classes and exceptions.
In `@packages/ably-pubsub-server/pyproject.toml`:
- Around line 58-60: Update the wheel targets in
packages/ably-pubsub-server/pyproject.toml lines 58-60 and
packages/ably-pubsub-device/pyproject.toml lines 49-51 to add force-include
mappings from ../../ably/pubsub/server and ../../ably/pubsub/device respectively
to their package paths, ensuring direct PEP 517 wheel builds include the
modules.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 71: Replace the API-key argument in the device example’s create_client
usage with token authentication, using a server-issued short-lived token or
auth_url/auth_callback and binding the issued token to client_id='me'. Apply the
same update at README.md:71 and packages/ably-pubsub-device/README.md:18.
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.github/workflows/check.yml.github/workflows/release.ymlCONTRIBUTING.mdREADME.mdably/pubsub/device/__init__.pyably/pubsub/server/__init__.pyably/pubsub/server/sync.pyably/realtime/realtime.pyably/rest/rest.pyably/scripts/unasync.pyably/util/deprecation.pypackages/ably-pubsub-device/README.mdpackages/ably-pubsub-device/pyproject.tomlpackages/ably-pubsub-server/README.mdpackages/ably-pubsub-server/pyproject.tomlpyproject.tomltest/ably/rest/restdeprecation_test.pytest/unit/pubsub_device_test.pytest/unit/pubsub_packaging_test.pytest/unit/pubsub_reexport_test.pytest/unit/pubsub_server_test.py
| from ably import ( | ||
| AblyAuthException, | ||
| AblyException, | ||
| AblyRealtime, | ||
| AblyRest, | ||
| AblyVCDiffDecoder, | ||
| Annotation, | ||
| AnnotationAction, | ||
| Auth, | ||
| Capability, | ||
| ChannelMode, | ||
| ChannelOptions, | ||
| CipherParams, | ||
| DeviceDetails, | ||
| IncompatibleClientIdException, | ||
| MessageAction, | ||
| MessageOperation, | ||
| MessageVersion, | ||
| Options, | ||
| PublishResult, | ||
| Push, | ||
| PushChannelSubscription, | ||
| UpdateDeleteResult, | ||
| VCDiffDecoder, | ||
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Re-export the complete promised core surface.
ably.lib_version is a public core member used by test/unit/pubsub_packaging_test.py on Line 45. This wrapper does not import or export it. Therefore, ably.pubsub.server.lib_version is unavailable despite the stated re-export contract.
Add lib_version to the wrapper exports. Apply the same change to the equivalent device and sync wrapper surfaces. Update the re-export test so it validates non-type public exports.
Proposed fix
from ably import (
+ lib_version,
AblyAuthException,
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AblyRealtime,
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__all__ = [
+ 'lib_version',
'AblyAuthException',
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In `@ably/pubsub/server/__init__.py` around lines 20 - 44, Add lib_version to the
public exports of the server wrapper and the equivalent device and sync
wrappers, alongside the existing core imports. Update the re-export test to
validate public non-type members such as lib_version in addition to type
exports, preserving the existing coverage for exported classes and exceptions.
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In Hatchling, you can manage how files are included in your wheel distribution using several configuration options within the [tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel] table of your pyproject.toml or hatch.toml [1][2]. Only-Include The only-include option allows you to explicitly select specific paths to include in the build, preventing standard directory traversal from the project root [1][3]. When used, it ignores any other include patterns [1][3]. This is useful for strictly controlling what is packaged in the wheel [1]. Force-Include The force-include option is used to include files or directories from anywhere on your file system, including paths outside the project root [2][4]. You map these external sources to a specific relative path within the distribution [2]. Example usage: [tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel.force-include] "../external-folder" = "my_package/internal-path" "~/path/to/file.txt" = "my_package/file.txt" Key behaviors of force-include: - Files must be mapped exactly to their desired relative destination paths [2]. - Directory contents are included recursively [2]. - You can map directory contents directly to the root of the wheel by using "/" as the destination [2]. - Sources that do not exist will trigger an error [2]. - Force-included files will overwrite any files that were already selected by other options (like include or packages) [2]. Wheel Build Behavior and External Tools It is important to note that Hatchling's behavior can differ depending on how the build is invoked [5][6]. Tools like Hatch itself often build wheels directly from the source repository [5][6]. However, many standard frontend tools (such as build or uv build) first create a source distribution (sdist) and then build the wheel from that unpacked sdist [5][6]. If you rely on files outside the project root or files not included in the sdist, they may be missing from wheels built via these standard frontends [5][6]. To ensure consistency across different build frontends, it is generally recommended to define target-specific configurations and ensure that the sdist configuration covers all necessary files [5][6].
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hatch buildand build from other tools pypa/hatch#1874 - 6:
uv buildwithhatchlingbuild backend doesn't include nested package in wheel astral-sh/uv#11557
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for project, source in (
("packages/ably-pubsub-server", "ably/pubsub/server"),
("packages/ably-pubsub-device", "ably/pubsub/device"),
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Add force-include to both wheel targets.
For direct PEP 517 wheel builds, only-include resolves from each wrapper project root. The selected source paths do not exist there, so the wheel can omit the client module.
- Add
../../ably/pubsub/server = ably/pubsub/serverto the server wheel target. - Add
../../ably/pubsub/device = ably/pubsub/deviceto the device wheel target.
The existing sdist mappings do not fix direct wheel builds.
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In `@packages/ably-pubsub-server/pyproject.toml` around lines 58 - 60, Update the
wheel targets in packages/ably-pubsub-server/pyproject.toml lines 58-60 and
packages/ably-pubsub-device/pyproject.toml lines 49-51 to add force-include
mappings from ../../ably/pubsub/server and ../../ably/pubsub/device respectively
to their package paths, ensuring direct PEP 517 wheel builds include the
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| # Initialize Ably Realtime client | ||
| async with AblyRealtime('your-ably-api-key', client_id='me') as realtime_client: | ||
| async with create_client('your-ably-api-key', client_id='me') as realtime_client: |
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Use token authentication in both device examples.
Do not pass an API key to create_client() in either README. Use a server-issued short-lived token or auth_url/auth_callback for token refresh. Bind the token to client_id='me' when issuing it. Update README.md:71 and packages/ably-pubsub-device/README.md:18.
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In `@README.md` at line 71, Replace the API-key argument in the device example’s
create_client usage with token authentication, using a server-issued short-lived
token or auth_url/auth_callback and binding the issued token to client_id='me'.
Apply the same update at README.md:71 and
packages/ably-pubsub-device/README.md:18.
PDR-091 splits the Pub/Sub SDKs so that the package an application installs names the side it runs on. Ship that for Python as two thin additive distributions over the existing package, which takes on the role of the shared core and is otherwise unchanged: - ably-pubsub-server provides ably.pubsub.server, with create_http_client(), create_realtime_client(), and a sync submodule - ably-pubsub-device provides ably.pubsub.device, with create_client() Both re-export the core's public surface and return its clients unchanged, so behaviour is identical by construction. AblyRest and AblyRealtime emit a DeprecationWarning naming their replacement; they keep working and are not scheduled for removal. ably.pubsub is a PEP 420 namespace directory so that two distributions can each contribute a subpackage to it. The source stays in the shared ably/ tree because ably is a regular package, so Python resolves ably.pubsub only under the directory ably was imported from; each sdist reaches up to collect its subtree, and must therefore be built before its wheel. All three distributions publish in a single upload, since the wrappers pin the core exactly and a partial release is unusable. That requires all three PyPI projects to register the same trusted publisher. The side-declaring agent value PDR-091 also calls for is not included here: the packages name the side, but nothing distinguishes them on the wire yet. Tests cover factory pass-through and warning suppression, the deprecation in both async and generated sync flavours, re-export parity with the core, and the packaging invariants (namespace directory, version lockstep, exact core pin). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request introduces separate packages for the Pub/Sub SDK to distinguish between server and device functionality:
ably-pubsub-server: Providesably.pubsub.serverwithcreate_http_client(),create_realtime_client(), and asyncsubmodule.ably-pubsub-device: Providesably.pubsub.devicewithcreate_client().Both packages re-export the core's public surface, maintaining identical behavior. Deprecation warnings are added for
AblyRestandAblyRealtime, pointing to their replacements. Backward compatibility is preserved, with no scheduled removals.Other changes:
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