Python 3.12 was released a month ago, and it's time to prepare for the
update in unstable, first adding 3.12 as a supported version.
There s a tracker for adding 3.12 as a supported version [1], also there
are the first bug reports filed for issues related to 3.12 [2].
As usual, it's diffic
On 11/7/23 11:27, Matthias Klose wrote:
Python 3.12 was released a month ago, and it's time to prepare for the
update in unstable, first adding 3.12 as a supported version.
There s a tracker for adding 3.12 as a supported version [1], also there
are the first bug reports filed for issues relat
On 07.11.23 14:06, Thomas Goirand wrote:
When 3.12 because an available version, it would help a lot to have
someone like Lucas Nusbaumm to rebuild all reverse dependencies of
Python. Is that something planned?
No. A test rebuild with a stack of 12 dependency levels doesn't make
much sense.
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