sdispater
3.13 support
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Feature Request
Hi, an official support of python 3.13, thanks
There are no Python 3.13 wheels provided. That’s the least I can say. Releasing a new version on PyPI will provide a 3.13 wheel. Python 3.13 stable has been released on October 7th!
3.13 is released, hopefully a 3.13 wheel can be provided soon. I don't want to install Rust to use Python ;-)
@ericfrederich @ollz272 @M5oul see https://github.com/sdispater/pendulum/issues/590#issuecomment-2405924505
Some slightly bad news here. While the tests are passing with Python 3.12 the tests do not pass on 3.13.
Python 3.13 removed uuid._load_system_functions which is called by time-machine which pendulum depends on.
Two ways of fixing this.
1: poetry update time-machine which updates time-machine from 2.13.0 -> 2.15.0 where the call is gated based on sys.version_info.
2: bump minimum version to 3.9 which would update time-machine to 2.16.0 where they also dropped 3.8 support and the call is removed
tbh. it is hard to say why time-machine is in the dependencies. its only use is for tests, still this stuff is import into main __init__. or am I missing something?
Are you still depending upon pendulum (the python library that requires rust to install), here is the PR how I removed the dependency upon it for Kiota.
It was quite easy since most functionality we were using is now supported by by Python itself. Actually the code we used is replaced by this code https://github.com/microsoft/kiota-python/blob/e9840dfd9acf75292e5c1cff3277a026a9a49140/packages/abstractions/kiota_abstractions/date_utils.py
https://github.com/microsoft/kiota-python/pull/450/files
Are there any plans for dropping the python 3.8 support and updating, so it would passing on python 3.13?
Could we please get the new version released on pypi? @Secrus @ashb Thanks.
@racinmat yes, the plan is to release it soon, we just want to review some things before the release.