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When installing Django in a Python 3.13 virtual environment and using Django's shell command, the old REPL is used.
It would be great if the code module supported the new REPL. From @ambv's reply in #119433 (comment) it looks like this will be considered in Python 3.14.
I would also like to know what projects should do in the meantime. For example, I found a way to modify Django's shell command in one's own project to use the new REPL, by using this within a try-except block:
Feature or enhancement
Proposal:
When installing Django in a Python 3.13 virtual environment and using Django's
shell
command, the old REPL is used.It would be great if the
code
module supported the new REPL. From @ambv's reply in #119433 (comment) it looks like this will be considered in Python 3.14.I would also like to know what projects should do in the meantime. For example, I found a way to modify Django's
shell
command in one's own project to use the new REPL, by using this within atry
-except
block:Is this an acceptable workaround before Python 3.14 is released? Or should this function not be relied on, seeing as it's in an undocumented module?
Has this already been discussed elsewhere?
No response given
Links to previous discussion of this feature:
#119433 (review)
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