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Add support for Python 3.11 #727
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@BYVoid Please set @AntonOfTheWoods as an administrator! |
Actually, sorry I was a bit messy on this... I assumed it would work out of the box like 3.10 but there have been some (performance) changes that require updating deps. I've converted the PR to a draft and will make sure things work properly before resubmitting! |
And conda is used to build, so we may have to wait weeks (conda-forge/python-feedstock#577 is the first step I guess). |
As the Anaconda folks can take months (or even years) to support new versions of python, also move to the conda-forge upstream repo, which is both much quicker and also the source of truth for the standard packages.
@AntonOfTheWoods Hi, I try install opencc with poetry and python is 3.11 but poetry will return error this is my install debug message
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@ThanatosDi , weird, it looks like the windows script may report success, even if it completely fails to upload. That's annoying! I'll have a look. |
@AntonOfTheWoods Is anything good news? but the build still complete, it so weird |
Sorry @ThanatosDi , this looks like a simple flaky build. I have created separate builds for each platform to get around this issue on a temporary basis. The massive amount of errors is actually just a bug with windows docker instances that has apparently been happening since at least 2019. It's "just a logging issue" but obviously it makes actually using the logs in case of an issue almost impossible. Sigh. The entire build system could do with a refresh and add the actual build process to each commit. That is a little more work though and was putting it off until python 3.12 :). |
Now that Python 3.11 is properly released and supported, OpenCC should support it.
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