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support py3.11 and py3.12 #248
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# By default there is no repair command on windows set, use delvewheel | ||
repair-wheel-command = [ | ||
"pip install delvewheel==0.0.18", | ||
"pip install delvewheel==1.6.0", | ||
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I built the Windows x64 version on my GitHub pipeline and it looks fine. In the end, it injected a complete DLL file. see https://github.com/LY1806620741/unitree_sdk2_python/releases/tag/3.11 well, at 1.0.0,it Label project as production/stable. https://github.com/adang1345/delvewheel/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md |
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"delvewheel repair -w {dest_dir} --no-mangle-all {wheel}" | ||
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I am all in favour of adding 3.11 and 3.12, but I think it makes more sense to look at it as updating the set of Python versions run by the CI. I think makes very little sense to keep all the old versions. Surely 3.7 can be dropped by now? (I'm not enough of a Python user to have a good sense for which versions we should keep ...)
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I think the new version can only focus on Python 3.9 above
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Yesterday I installed Centos7, and found the latest rpm package is Python 3.6.This means that there may some people still using the old version