fix: Use importlib.metadata.version() to remove implicit dependency on setuptools
#399
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Description
setuptools
as it importspkg_resources
.importlib.metadata
instead to remove the implicit dependency.Our context
setuptools
).dbt-athena
currently does not declaresetuptools
as a dependency, so bazel and rules_python do not know the fact thatsetuptools
is needed in our application (which depends ondbt-athena
). This leads to errors when loadingdbt.adapters.athena
.setuptools
as a dependency ofdbt-athena
insetup.py
is a possible solution, but I think it's simpler to use the stdlib API and remove the dependency.Models used to test - Optional
None
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