Python 3.10 minimal version was in PR :
https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/56499
I think it has been closed because the version on MacOS is kind of locked
for now. (not sure about the status now), if I remember correctly.
Le mer. 9 avr. 2025 à 19:05, Greg Troxel via QGIS-Developer <
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Etienne Trimaille writes:
> Python 3.10 minimal version was in PR :
> https://github.com/qgis/QGIS/pull/56499
I had forgotten. I do remember that now.
> I think it has been closed because the version on MacOS is kind of locked
> for now. (not sure about the status now), if I remember correctly
Hi devs,
I was wondering, is there a rule for which python version comes with
each QGIS version?
It would be very useful for developing plugins, because I thought that
from QGIS 3.34 onwards it comes with Python 3.12. But I installed
qgis-ltr (3.40.5) on debian and saw that it came with Pyth
Here's your answer. For 3.40, python could be as early as 3.9. Fro
3.34, it could be 3.7. Even for the master branch, it could be 3.9.
$ for i in 34 36 38 40 42; do git checkout release-3_$i; echo 3_$i; egrep
'MIN_PYTHON_VERSION ' CMakeLists.txt ; done
3_34
set(MIN_PYTHON_VERSION "3.7")
3_36
In the qgis sources, look at CMakeLists and see what the minimum python
version is. Stick to that. Really; it's that simple.
Oh, okay, I didn't know that. Thank you very much!
El 09/04/2025 a las 18:08, Greg Troxel via QGIS-Developer escribió:
Sergi Maspons - BGEO via QGIS-Developer
writes:
Sergi Maspons - BGEO via QGIS-Developer
writes:
> I was wondering, is there a rule for which python version comes with
> each QGIS version?
No. qgis is in general built from source, and will support multiple
versions, from some minimum to some max. Each binary package
constructed from those so
