Missing wheel for Python >3.8

[ulgens]

The readme states that

Provides prebuilt wheel binaries for Linux, Windows, and Mac.

but it seems that the latest release only has wheels for Python 3.8: https://pypi.org/project/libsass/0.23.0/#files

Is there any chance to push >3.8 wheels or release a new version with wheels for all supported versions?

[asottile]

https://youtu.be/4uy0c855msk nope!

[ulgens]

@asottile Could you care to elaborate why, without a 16-minute video? Do you, somehow, consider this issue invalid or do you acknowledge it and telling that a fix won't be implemented?

In any case, can you at least close the issue as "not planned"? The current "completed" resolution is misleading.

[asottile]

read the title at least?

[ulgens]

I guess you mean the description:

I talk about abi3 and how it can make binary python distributions future proof!

which is not accurate as you think. After a further investigation with the help of Django people, it seems this is more likely to be the result of missing arch support than python versions. In any case, binaries of the package are not future-proof as your description claims.

read the title at least?

You could at least try to understand the issue.

[asottile]

dude chill out a tiny bit. you're demanding free work for something that's already done. please at least do it without the attitude