Open matthew1davis opened 2 years ago
On the pythonnet Github there is a open issue related to this official Python 3.9 support: #1389
Unfortunately, we are dependent on the pythonnet projects releasing a version where both Python 3.9 and 3.10 are supported.
I was wondering if there is a timeline for when 3.9 will be supported?
The package are dependent on Pythonnet. Pythonnet does not official support python 3.9 and 3.10. When it does, Pyadomd will also support 3.9 and 3.10. Please see #1389
I'll leave the incident open, until the package support newer versions of python.
Has there been any new news on pythonnet support for at least 3.9? Asking for a friend...
Has there been any new news on pythonnet support for at least 3.9? Asking for a friend...
According to PythonNet they already merged .Net Core support to master and currently PythonNet 3.0 is in preview stage.
Thx for writing!
Pythonnet have an alpha release on PyP, but I rather wait for an “official” 3.0 release. If you like to help, you could try to install the pythonnet 3.0.0a2 from PyPi:
pip install pythonnet==3.0.0a2
and test whether it will work together with Pyadomd, or not.
When I got the time, I’ll do that myself 😊
I have installed the Pythonnet alpha package with my Python 3.9.7 environment and it works with Pyadomd, no changes required!
Just wanting to revive an old thread, it seems pythonnet has released an official version and is now on pythonnet==3.0.1
as of November 2, 2022 (Reference Pythonnet Github Repository Releases Page). Any chance we can get the testing for Pyadomd done with that dependency now?
As mentioned in this Stackoverflow post it seems that this library currently does not support Python 3.9 (originally released October 2020) or Python 3.10 (original released last month October 2021). When trying to install this library in with a Python 3.9 version using pip, I face the following error:
To resolve... I believe the setup.py file needs to be updated to include an explicit callout for Python 3.9?