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Support python 3.12 #54

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baseplate-admin opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 7 comments
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Support python 3.12 #54

baseplate-admin opened this issue Jan 5, 2024 · 7 comments
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@baseplate-admin
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HI,

Thanks for your work on serious-python, seriously it's awesome.

I was wondering if it was possible to add Python 3.12 support for serious-python

@FeodorFitsner
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Working on that right now.

@baseplate-admin
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Hi, thanks for your hard work.

I have a small question..

Would serious-python move from python-from-android toolchain?

@FeodorFitsner
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Yes, we are going to move from python-from-android toolchain to the one based on https://github.com/beeware/mobile-forge which will work with both iOS and Android.

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Hi @FeodorFitsner,

could we make flet support many python versions? For example 3.10-3.12?

@FeodorFitsner FeodorFitsner moved this from 🆕 New to 🏗 In progress in Flet Development May 24, 2024
@syleishere
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I think 3.11 up should be good. On windows, WSL, ubuntu no issues with 3.12. On FreeBSD still issues for development team moving from 3.11 currently.

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I think 3.11 up should be good

I think otherwise. We can reap the benefits of Faster CPython project that way.

@Paras-Shah-sudo
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Hello there, I was working on an open source project that uses Python3.7.16 specifically and I wanted to convert it into an apk. Since there is currently no support on changing the host python version used for packaging the app, I was wondering if I could modify the code to work for my particular requirement. So I was hoping someone could tell me where to look in the code base which defines how the host python is selected. Maybe I could point it to my anaconda environment and it also gets all the libraries installed in that environment and it works...

Thanks

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