Support Python 3.10 to 3.13 #1623
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https://github.com/PyO3/pyo3/releases/tag/v0.23.0 and https://github.com/PyO3/pyo3/releases/tag/v0.23.1 are now available with support for building Python 3.13 wheels. |
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I've created #1646 just now to see if this is possible now without much issues as suggested by @MaxHalford. That PR targets this branch instead of the |
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I can't see the failures in #1646, but I do see them after I try to build wheels locally. I have no experience with writing code in Rust whatsoever, so I'm not sure if I can help with this too much beyond reading the PyO3 docs, bumping the version gradually, one by one, and trying to figure out how to fix the code 😅 So I'd rather leave this for someone else who is more experienced than I am at this. |
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Thanks, @gbolmier! I think the difference was that PyO3 can build Python 3.13 wheels already, but not Python 3.13t free-threaded wheels – support for which was brought forward in the recent version 0.23.1 that I was trying to upgrade to. But then, that does make me think how PyO3 version 0.18 is able to compile for Python 3.13 here, since support for Python 3.13 itself was brought in https://github.com/PyO3/pyo3/releases/tag/v0.22.0 – but everything passes, so no complaints! 😁 |
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Hey @agriyakhetarpal, @AdilZouitine is atm looking into bumping PyO3 to |
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Yes, I'm glad to hear that, @gbolmier! I had backported the necessary changes by re-doing them on top of 0.21.0 momentarily; it's much nicer for us to rely on a released version. 😁✌️ |
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Hey @agriyakhetarpal, we bump the version #1648 on this pull request 😄 |
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PyO3=0.23.0release added support for python 3.13 but bumping it to0.23.1leads torust_srccompilation errors (cc @AdilZouitine).CI builds river and run unit-tests successfully with the current
PyO3=0.18.3so it should be fine to merge as it is.