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No more python 3.12+ builds #60
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That build was broken for reasons I don't recall now. |
There are py312 builds present. We should be able to fix by simply add the 313 migrator and rerendering in a pr. |
Yes python 3.12 solves fine:
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ya though 3.12 is no arch, not compiled. |
This package:
is not noarch. Here are the deps
It is only for python 312 |
its no arch after 3.10, frozendict does not support compilation for 3.11, 3.12, 3.13 |
ahh you are using the term "noarch" to mean the upstream code does not use a compiler. |
ya there are no arch wheels starting with 3.11: https://pypi.org/simple/frozendict/ ![]() |
I think the original intention of the feedstock was to duplicate this, e.g. provide no arch but also provide arch. Don't think this plays nicely with conda |
Right yes. The recipe was buggy and I did not write down why. It is likely easiest to just wait until we drop python 3.9 and then convert everything to noarch. That will be in one year. |
3.10 has still the c extension, and furthermore I think that in one year I can ship also 3.11 and 3.12, since many people have requested it. |
Oh ok. The. My suggestion is to keep this package as it is and not skip not prs. Feel free to bump me if you are having trouble and I can help try and get things moving. |
Solution to issue cannot be found in the documentation.
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#53 by @beckermr removed the noarch build,
so now no more python 3.12 or 3.13 builds will work(The library does a try/catch internally so could technically provide a no arch variant https://github.com/Marco-Sulla/python-frozendict/blob/master/src/frozendict/__init__.py#L5).This is blocking python 3.13 migrations.
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