Update Pyo3 to v0.28#60
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See the PR in my fork for passing CI: ngoldbaum#1 (except for benchmark uploads to codspeed, which I don't have access to from my fork) |
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Also see fastapi/fastapi#15149, where fastar re-enabling the GIL is causing the FastAPI tests to fail on 3.14t. |
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If the project is still supporting CPython 3.8, 3.9, then they can continue supporting PyPy3.9, 3.10. The PyPy versions are "EOL" as much as the CPython versions are: none of them are getting updates. |
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Thanks again @ngoldbaum! This should unblock the fastapi[standard] tests for free-threaded Python. I'm also happy about the PyO3 upgrade, which I unnecessarily held back by misreading their release notes 🫠 |
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Supersedes #44. Fixes #59.
I'm not sure when pypy 3.9 went EOL, but it's been that way for some time. In fact, pypy 3.10 is EOL as well.
Ping @mattip, who is one of the main pypy maintainers and one of my colleagues at Quansight. I think he'd agree with me that you probably shouldn't still be publishing wheels for old pypy versions.