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Start building wheels for python 3.12 #527
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Any progress on this? |
Hello, do we have a target date for Python 3.12 support in a new release ? |
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Yes. Dec' 2042. |
Bump, it would be nice to at least know if there's an easy way to build wheels on our own so that we don't have to wait for a release to PyPI |
It would be nice to have support for Python 3.12 especially when Polars is now supporting it but requires the latest version of connectorx as an optional dependency. |
I too really want this, connector-x is the only package I use that still doesn't support 3.12 |
All good here? It's a blocker to moving to 3.12 |
Any chance of a build for Python 3.12? It's turning into a hard blocker for a lot of folks; I can see there haven't been many merges in recent months, so I'm sure you're very busy, but this one would be a really useful one to get out. Many thanks for all the hard work!🤞 |
I put some initial effort under the branch https://github.com/sfu-db/connector-x/tree/3.12. There are still dependency issues and CI issues tho. |
Python amiright |
Adding to the demand for this as well.
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I am tempted to say that it would be nice if python 3.13 support was also prepared, as the first beta has been released. |
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0.3.3 has been published to pypi with python 3.12 support. Please feel free to check out. |
Python 3.12 is on the horizon, and the first rc build is available. Is it not time to consider building for this python version? For instance the next alpha 8 would be nice to also have for python 3.12, so we can start to test all our code against the new version of python.
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