The shiv zipapp's shebang points at the system python3 (GIL-enabled),
which cannot load the cp314t extensions built under the free-threaded
3.14 project venv, so ./dist/eris failed at runtime. pyinstaller bundles
its own 3.14t interpreter and works, so the Dockerfiles now run the
pyinstaller binary directly instead of via a python wrapper, and the
debian image no longer needs to install uv/python. Remove build-shiv and
the shiv dev dependency; build comments use podman.
Convert each Worker from a subprocess to a thread running the tool in a
ThreadPoolExecutor, so eris can run free-threaded under CPython 3.14t.
Bump fill3 and lscolors deps to 2026.8.3 for the GIL-free cwcwidth chain.
Align the minimum Python version with .python-version, the Dockerfiles,
and the cp314 wheels the build produces, since itertools.batched
(python 3.12+) is now used in paged_list.
- Rewrite worker.py: each Worker uses a ProcessPoolExecutor(max_workers=1),
tools run via loop.run_in_executor() in a forked OS subprocess
- Remove create_process(), main(), stdin/stdout IPC, os.killpg
- Remove eris-worker entry point from [project.scripts] in pyproject.toml
- Update tests/worker_test.py for new Worker API
- Guard _sweep_up/_sweep_down against IndexError when _entries is empty;
keep cursor_position() try/except for stale y after row deletion
- Needed so that "uv tool install" can work with a git url.
- pipx seemed to work without this.
- Also need to ensure that tools.toml is installed as package-data.
- pyinotify is not working anymore since it needs asyncore which has been
removed from the standard library
- Someone created pyinotify-elephant-fork to superseed pyinotify
