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Publish Python 3.12 packages #288

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dvarrazzo opened this issue Nov 11, 2023 · 4 comments
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Publish Python 3.12 packages #288

dvarrazzo opened this issue Nov 11, 2023 · 4 comments

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@dvarrazzo
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I understand that Python 3.12 support is ready (#286, #287). However Python 3.12 wheel packages are not available yet on PyPI for the current pylibmc 1.6.3.

No particular hurry to have this fixed. Just leaving a note because, without this package, we cannot test easily the integration between Django and psycopg 3 on Python 3.12.

dvarrazzo added a commit to psycopg/psycopg that referenced this issue Nov 11, 2023
- upgrade Python to 3.12
- test stable version of SQLAlchemy 2
- add missing SQLAlchemy test dependency

Testing Django with Python 3.12 not enabled yet as it requires pylibmc wheel
packages for Python 3.12 (lericson/pylibmc#288).
dvarrazzo added a commit to psycopg/psycopg that referenced this issue Nov 11, 2023
- upgrade Python to 3.12
- test stable version of SQLAlchemy 2
- add missing SQLAlchemy test dependency

Testing Django with Python 3.12 not enabled yet as it requires pylibmc wheel
packages for Python 3.12 (lericson/pylibmc#288).
dvarrazzo added a commit to psycopg/psycopg that referenced this issue Nov 11, 2023
- upgrade Python to 3.12
- test stable version of SQLAlchemy 2
- add missing SQLAlchemy test dependency

Testing Django with Python 3.12 not enabled yet as it requires pylibmc wheel
packages for Python 3.12 (lericson/pylibmc#288).
@dnikolayev
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Hello,

Sorry for asking/pushing, but what is the progress with this (Python 3.12 wheel packages are not available) to make them available?

Thanks a lot!

@kkszysiu
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Hey @lericson, will you be able to handle it? It seems you just need to add a new tag for a new release and GH should at least publish new wheel files.

@kkszysiu
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kkszysiu commented Nov 26, 2023

As a workaround I've published a 1.7.0 version on my fork, here are the wheels: https://github.com/kkszysiu/pylibmc/releases/tag/1.6.4

@richardschris
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Just following up on when this wheel will be available, we need it for current upgrade initiatives. Thanks!

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