Andy Challis

Took over 1 hour 20 for the tests to run on pypy 3.8/3.9 but they did pass excluding the known disabled issues that need more investigation

Just an initial PoC, but this is what it looks like: ```shell Traceback (most recent call last): File "/projects/pydantic/caller.py", line 1, in from pydantic import Required File "", line 1075,...

@samuelcolvin do you have tests that run against pypy?

Looks like its passing - other tests dont currently pass on pypy though

Would have been good to have a discussion in open forum, feels like a waste of time duplicating this work.

Perhaps the work going on in #5016 could inform this. There are a lot of scenarios we need to pick out with someone with the SME knowledge of where these...

Will it be publicly available for any pydantic user to leverage?

I think the requirement for this is for users in general, similar to the work @Kludex did for starlette to allow users to migrate with a simple command. Give the...

The migration from v1 to v2 has many breaking changes Some of which can be handled automatically, such as moving files/function names. @Kludex shared the link above https://github.com/Kludex/bump-testclient for how...

Is there a possibility of this hooking into rust too? Or would it need to be compiled together with pydantic then?