* Fix pip version constraint for Python 3.12 compatibility
Remove outdated pip<22.0 constraint that was a workaround for
pip-tools#1558. This issue was fixed in pip-tools 6.5.0+ and
the old constraint breaks Python 3.12 where pkgutil.ImpImporter
was removed.
* Update requirements.txt
* Fix license file inconsistencies with requirements
- Rename awx-plugins.interfaces.txt to awx-plugins-interfaces.txt
to match the package name in requirements
- Remove backports-tarfile.txt and importlib-resources.txt as these
packages are no longer in requirements
* Fix updater.sh for pip 25.3 normalized output format
Changes to requirements_git.txt:
- Update to PEP 440 format (name @ git+url) to match pip-compile output
- Normalize package names (hyphens instead of dots/underscores)
- Sort extras alphabetically with hyphens (e.g., jwt-consumer not jwt_consumer)
- Add documentation explaining format requirements
Changes to updater.sh:
- Escape BRE regex metacharacters in sed pattern to handle brackets in extras
- Change sed delimiter from ! to | to avoid conflict with comment text
- Add explicit return statements to functions
- Assign positional parameters to local variables
- Redirect error messages to stderr
- Replace backticks with $() for command substitution
- Pin pip to version 25.3
requirements.txt regenerated via updater.sh
* Normalize package names in requirements.in to match pip output
- prometheus_client -> prometheus-client
- setuptools_scm -> setuptools-scm
- dispatcherd[pg_notify] -> dispatcherd[pg-notify]
PEP 503 specifies that package names should use hyphens.
* Fix license files to match normalized package names
- Remove awx_plugins.interfaces.txt (duplicate of awx-plugins-interfaces.txt)
- Rename system-certifi.txt to certifi.txt to match package name
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