Open tommydeboer opened 2 years ago
We are currently working on python 3.9. We expect to have a release by the end of this month or beginning of next one. If something change we will inform you.
Current version 1.2.1 is compatible with Python 3.10 (nice, thanks!), but Python 3.11 has been stable for a while, and will be in Debian 12 (stable) tomorrow. pyhandle
already is not installable on my Ubuntu 23.04 machines.
What's the ETA for a release that's compatible with Python 3.11 (and preferably Python 3.12 too, as that's about to be released)? Can we help?
Dear Michiel,
We are currently checking the PyHandle for the new version of Python. By the end of this month we will hopefully support the new python version.
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Current version 1.2.1 is compatible with Python 3.10 (nice, thanks!), but Python 3.11 has been stable for a while, and will be in Debian 12 (stable) tomorrow. pyhandle already is not installable on my Ubuntu 23.04 machine.
What's the ETA for a release that's compatible with Python 3.11? Can we help?
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Great news @themiszamani . Good luck with the testing, looking forward to the new release. Let me/us know if we can help with testing.
Any news on this? Debian 12.1 (stable) is almost released, and we would like to upgrade from our old Debian 11 machines to 12.x; however, Debian 12 uses Python 3.11 and pyhandle is uninstallable there, as it is on the latest Ubuntu and such.
Is there anything we can help with?
Any news? :)
And #110 is also there.
Dear @aquatix We are testing it. You may also use the PR to test that everything is working properly .
We are currently migrating our servers and would like to upgrade our Python versions to one of the latest versions. Currently PyHandle is our bottleneck. Do you have any indication of when we can expect a new release that is compatible with Python 3.9 or higher?