![]() PyPy 3.7 builds have been superseded in almost all aspects by the newer buildsįor 3.8 & 3.9. : Dropping PyPy 3.7 ¶Ĭonda-forge has supported PyPy since almost 2.5 years now, and the initial More details can be found in issue conda-forge-pinning-feedstock#2623.įeedback is welcome there. The load on conda-forge infrastructure and make room for the new versions the Plans to drop Python 3.7 support when Python 3.11 comes out. ![]() With Python 3.11’s release coming around the corner (October 3rd), conda-forge Increasingly projects are moving off it (particularly in the PyData community). : Dropping Python 3.7 ¶Ĭonda-Forge has been providing support for Python 3.7 for 4 years now. Maintains version order so you should not expect any issues. The first CalVer and last SemVer should be 22.9.0 and 4.14.0 respectively. The new packages will be made available on or after, following Anaconda’s decision. The conda-forge team has decided to build and publish these releases with no additional changes. If you are affected, please read the announcementĪnd learn about the available workarounds in the CPython documentation. ValueError: Exceeds the limit (4300) for integer string conversion) in some libraries. The chosen mitigation strategy might cause errors (e.g. The CPython versions 3.8.14, 3.9.14, and 3.10.7 were released some weeks ago to mitigate CVE-2020-10735. If you encounter problems or have feedback. Our admin migrations bot will begin making PRs toįeedstocks to change them over to the new artifact format. These artifacts allow for more efficient indexingĪnd maintenance of the ecosystem. conda Artifacts ¶Ĭonda-forge is moving to producing conda artifacts in the version 2 packageįormat (also known as. The new location is reflected in the various links on repos and our status page. We have moved the CI job that makes new feedstocks to our : conda-forge/staged-recipes Feedstock Creation Job Moved ¶ ![]() We have made the conda-forge Google Group read-only. : conda-forge Google Group is Now Read-only - Move to Discourse ¶ After this date, we build packages againstĬentOS 7 by default for linu圆4. This date matches theįrom RedHat for RHEL 6. We have now set a formal deprecationĭate to be June 30, 2024. System the linu圆4 platform several times. : End-of-life for CentOS 6 ¶Īs you may be aware, we have delayed the deprecation of our CentOS 6 build If you are using a system with MacOS older than 10.13 and are using conda older than 4.8.0, you will need to either upgrade conda to at least 4.8.0 or upgrade your system to at least MacOS 10.13. Only conda versions 4.8.0 or newer have this virtual package. Virtual package, but the details of how we will achieve this are still being worked out. This constraint will be implemented through the _osx This change will not affect already published artifacts, but in the near future, all new buildsįor OSX will require at least 10.13. However, several core packages in the ecosystem now require at least 10.13 (or will very soon), On the system (at least from the point-of-view of the respective conda environments). Managed to support 10.9 this long at all, is that conda-forge is able to ship an up-to-dateĬ++ standard library for OSX, libcxx, superseding the old one present in the MacOS SDK We will bump the minimum MacOS version from 10.9 (released in Oct. : Bumping Minimum MacOS version to 10.13 ¶ Overall, this approach allows us to provide Python 3.12 for a wide range of packages already on the day of the offical Python 3.12 release.Īt the same time, we have stopped the Python 3.11 migration and added it to the list of default Python versions on conda-forge. Then (on a rerender), feedstock will only consume the main channel again. On the offical release of Python 3.12, we will adjust the migration and remove the channel again. The python312 migration adds this channel in the feedstock builds to the Python 3.12 matrix entry. To support rebuilding packages on conda-forge while ensuring Python release candidates don’t end up in end-user solves, we have uploaded the Python 3.12.0rc2 and rc3 builds to the conda-forge/label/python_rc channel. Thus packages built with the release candidate can be safely used with the later offical release. ![]() With the Python 3.12 release approaching, we have already started the rebuild of packages for it.Īlthough, there is no offical Python 3.12 release yet, the release candidates of it will have the same ABI. 2023 ¶ : Python 3.12 migration and Python 3.11 by default ¶ Our announcements are published to an RSS feed here.
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