[Bug]: Tag a new release fixing python 3.11 support

[pacho2]

What Operating System(s) are you seeing this problem on?

Linux (x86-64)

dlib version

19.24

Python version

3.11

Compiler

GCC 12

Expected Behavior

python 3.11 is landing on several arches and current version does not build with it. I think a new release including the fixes in master would be interesting then

Thanks

Current Behavior

Fails to build with python 3.11
#2734
#2659

Steps to Reproduce

Try to build it with python 3.11 and hit known bugs of latest release

Anything else?

No response

[s0ulslack]

This is annoying me on Gentoo atm

[cheanus]

Same problem

[davisking]

What is the issue here exactly? I just now did pip install dlib on Ubuntu using Python 3.11.2 and dlib installed and appears to work as normal.

[pacho2]

Then maybe a newer release is being offered in pip over github releases 🤔

[davisking]

Oh, you all using the v19.24 tag in github?

[pacho2]

Many distributions, not only on Gentoo:
https://repology.org/project/dlib/versions

[davisking]

Yeah in pip there is a dlib 19.24.1 that is basically what's in git master right now. We are still working on some stuff, and will tag an official 19.25 in a month maybe.

[s0ulslack]

Who packages git branches besides Arch folks, terrible practice! Looking forward to an easy update sooner than later

[davisking]

I'm not sure what exactly you are asking for. You just want me to make a git tag for you like 19.24.2?

[arrufat]

This is annoying me on Gentoo atm

But you're using Gentoo, compiling packages should be your bread and butter.

[pacho2]

I'm not sure what exactly you are asking for. You just want me to make a git tag for you like 19.24.2?

Synchronize the releases with the fixed version from pip... it seems 19.24.1 has the needed fixes per the comments here, but the last tag and release in github is from Nov 2022 and is not compatible with python 3.11

Thanks

[davisking]

No problem, just tagged v19.24.2.

[pacho2]

It works fine, thanks a lot!