Scott Talbert

@tatarize, what is your OS and Python version?

There isn't any need to narrow it down further. You need to install `attrdict3` in order to build wxPython 4.2.0. In the future, you'll only need it on Windows.

Which offending commit?

No, sorry - that FIXES the problem you're seeing. As a workaround for your CI, you can 'pip install attrdict3' before trying to install wxpython.

Sorry, but you're misunderstanding the problem. When you're running `pip install wxpython` what you're getting DOES NOT include that commit!

I think the real workaround is to call `rt.RichTextBuffer.AddHandler(rt.RichTextXMLHandler())` in OnInit. However, you have a good point that it doesn't make sense that you should have to do that. After...

This seems strange. Do you have a complete, runnable example that reproduces the problem?

> Has someone succeeded to build wxPython 4.1.1 against official wxWidgets 3.1.6, yet? There seem to be many more changes needed than the simple 2 line patch which was needed...

I believe that @RobinD42 is working on getting his build infrastructure updated in order to do universal mac builds.

This is due to a change in Python 3.10. It was fixed a while ago: https://github.com/wxWidgets/Phoenix/commit/173d0796810bb65de9bdfdc6941d24a04628f6c2 If you are using a distribution package, you could ask them to pick up...