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Python 3.13 update. #70

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Python 3.13 update. #70

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@dumol dumol commented Feb 7, 2025

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Python 3.13 update.

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Build Python 3.13.2.

Python 3.13 no longer bundles spwd and crypt.

compat tests are again disabled: #72.

Updated libs:

  • XZ to 5.6.4
  • SQLite to 3.49.0

Updated Python modules:

  • pip to 25.0
  • setuptools to 75.8.0
  • pywin32 to 308
  • psutil to 6.1.1.

Drive-by changes:

  • build the ARM64 Linux package through GitHub.

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Thanks. Looks good.

I think that we should release Python with 3.13

It will take some time for compat to be fixed with 3.13, as compat depends a lot on crypt and spwd ... and maybe other modules that were removed in 3.13

If there are any issued found while working on chevah-compat, we can create a new PR for pythia

Thannks again!

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dumol commented Feb 10, 2025

I think that we should release Python with 3.13

Thanks! There's an upcoming OpenSSL security-fix release tomorrow, I'll delay this a bit to get that included.

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@dumol dumol merged commit 6899196 into master Feb 13, 2025
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