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Add support for Python 3.12 #42
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can you mark the test |
Now skipped. We could also skip installing the package for 3.12+? Also removed the older Windows/3.9+ skip because the fix it was waiting for was released in the final curio on PyPI. I also forgot to add 3.12 to the CI for macOS, so have added that too. |
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The second and final Python 3.12 release candidate is out! 🚀
The final release is due in three weeks on 2023-10-02.
Bug report
Consider this a PR a bug report, the Python 3.12 build fails:
This is because dependency curio doesn't support Python 3.12 yet. This issue/PR has suggestions how to fix it: dabeaz/curio#361 / dabeaz/curio#363.
Further:
So you'll need to either vendor and fix curio, or replace it with something else.
Feel free to use this PR as a starting point for fixing it as you see best, or close this as needed.
Thanks!