Closed pyaltocor closed 7 years ago
Absolutely! Let me take a look and make sure nothing breaks during the upgrade.
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Assigned #121 https://github.com/rumpkernel/rumprun-packages/issues/121 to @rday https://github.com/rday.
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Fixed in 09eae5ad55206cc390fdef49c9b163621f54a8cf !
@rday thanks! Are any patches upstreamable?
No. Although I haven't really followed up recently. There was a change in 3.5.2 which broke one of my patches. The change was related to additional cross compilation features in the upstream Makefile. But Python considers a cross compilation to be building between x86 and x86_64. It didn't look like the breaking changes indicated something new that would allow upstreaming the rump package cross compilation changes.
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@rday https://github.com/rday thanks! Are any patches upstreamable?
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Thank you!
Any plans in the near future to add support for Python 3.5.2 and up?