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Release 2023-04 follow-up #1258
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b0 (2023-10-08: new cPython version, constrained per numba and fastai)
b1 ( 2023-10-15)
b2 ( 2023-10-22)
b3 (2023-11-12)
b4 (2023-11-19)
rc (2023-11-3x) after:
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I notice that WinPython-3.11.5.0 has mpmath-1.2.1. The latest release was mpmath-1.3.0 on 2023-03-07. This was released by Fredrik Johansson, the original author of mpmath. After that, maintenance of the project has moved to the community. The development has moved to https://github.com/mpmath/mpmath mpmath is a dependency of simpy, so Continuum Analytics and the Python community have put a lot of work into restructuring and improving it. So there are large risks of bugs in future releases beyond mpmath-1.3.0. However, I feel that updating to mpmath-1.3.0 is safe and stable for WinPython. Note the bug fixes here: |
This is a friendly reminder to include scipy-1.11.2 |
I really think you need to make this step. Actually with MicroMamba you'd be able to support Linus and MacOS as well. |
To get Linux and MacOs "fire and forget" support would imply:
There is no doubt to me, that a sort of Jupyterlite on wasm64 is the end game. |
What's there to build? |
WinPython 2023-04 b0 (2023-10-08) Changes from WinPython 2023-03:
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WinPython 3.11.6.0The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.11.6.0 b0. Tools
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What holds back the |
the size... maybe not a logical thinking, but is there any use to upgrade ? |
WinPython 2023-04 b1 (2023-10-15) Changes from WinPython 2023-04 b0:
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Could we stick with the latest? The current one is pretty old one. |
WinPython 2023-04 b2 (2023-10-22) Changes from WinPython 2023-04 b1:
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WinPython 3.11.6.0The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.11.6.0 b2. Tools
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There is a new Gohlke release of numpy-1.26.1+mkl, etc. Any chance of a mkl version of WinPython 3.12? https://github.com/cgohlke/numpy-mkl-wheels/releases/tag/v2023.11.5 |
SciPy 1.11.3 and NumExpr 2.8.7 are available, both for OpenBLAS and MKL BLAS. |
WinPython 2023-04 b3 (2023-11-11) Changes from WinPython 2023-04 b2:
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WinPython 3.11.6.0The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.11.6.0 b3. Tools
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WinPython 3.11.6.0dotThe following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.11.6.0dot b3. Tools
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Could Pandoc be updated? |
a complete WinPython-3.12 set seems unlikely before 2024-01 cycle also as of nov 6th progress bar is apparently there python/cpython#108219 appetizer is there: it ran very fast |
Another appetizer: the included JIT compiler in python-3.13 will bring a big boost:
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pypy team is not happy about the changes around GIL/no-GIL since cPython-3.9 https://libera.irclog.whitequark.org/pypy/2023-11-17, pointing to this article: https://stefan-marr.de/2023/11/python-global-interpreter-lock/ |
WinPython 2023-04 b4 (2023-11-19) Changes from WinPython 2023-04 b3:
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Discussions about python long term programming with free-threading : https://discuss.python.org/t/what-is-the-long-term-vision-for-a-parallel-python-programming-model/39190 The existance of more advanced alternative implementations (pypy, mojo, graal, cinder, ...) in the community, should ease finding a good path forward Tom Baloney now provides a mean to debug sub-interpreters. Current guess:
Widespread use:
The 4 horsemen of interest:
The winner of the Python-3.13 logo, if it's not defined, should be Tony: Looking on current Chris Lattner’s mojo speed dashboard:
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WinPython 2023-04 rc (2023-11-30) Changes from WinPython 2023-04 b4:
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WinPython 3.11.6.0The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.11.6.0 . Tools
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WinPython 3.12.0.1The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.12.0.1 b5. Tools
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@fleming79 : Thanks for having tested. I see nobody answered your raised issue yet. Python-3.12 eco-system is still in stabilisation steps. |
WinPython 2023-04 final (2023-12-07) It's same binaries just re-tagged, no changes from WinPython 2023-04 rc. re-tagged binaries at:
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No worries. Other than the debugger it was working for my use case. I agree it is still beta. I suggest upgrading a few packages: orjson-3.9.10 |
is it possible to run python2 script using winpython? |
Target date: end november 2023
wanted:
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ruff/ spyder-5.5postpone:
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