Re: Bug#1117718: Introducing Free-Threaded Python to Debian

2025-11-24 Thread Matthias Klose
On 11/24/25 13:24, Jerome Kieffer wrote: Well, today 3.13+3.13t, both exist, the same with 3.14+3.14t ... but apparently for 3.15, i.e. in a year from now, the free-threaded version will become the default, i.e 3.15t, which is a big change ! We still have time but postponing because it is not ye

Re: Bug#1117718: Introducing Free-Threaded Python to Debian

2025-11-24 Thread Jerome Kieffer
Well, today 3.13+3.13t, both exist, the same with 3.14+3.14t ... but apparently for 3.15, i.e. in a year from now, the free-threaded version will become the default, i.e 3.15t, which is a big change ! We still have time but postponing because it is not yet urgent looks like procrastination to me.

Re: Bug#1117718: Introducing Free-Threaded Python to Debian

2025-11-22 Thread Matthias Klose
I am not keen introducing this before 3.14 is the default. This way, we can concentrate on the 3.14 transition first. Then we can look at the free-threaded build, and also have a chance to look for regressions. Matthias On 11/16/25 16:16, ben0i0d wrote: Hello everyone, In my previous email