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Is there any reason that it uses that one? Is it because it's a binary requirement specifically?
Whenever I want to have grief, I use psycopg2...
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I think it is exactly for the grief - or more specifically because it involves prebuilt native code, so it has platform-specific wheels. |
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Several of the tests in that file use
psycopg2-binaryasa test requirement. Previously it used version 2.9.6, which
is not compatible with Python 3.14 on macos.
This change upgrades to psycopg2-binary==2.9.12,
so that the test passes on macos.