Make debugger work with Python 3.14#15085
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Carreau merged 1 commit intoipython:8.xfrom Jan 5, 2026
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@Carreau, @krassowski, the failures in the downstream tests are due to a DeprecationWarning in the flaky pytest plugin (so, not related to this). However, I don't know how to fix them. |
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Thanks, that sounds good, I've restarted the tests and worse case I think it's ok to make a release. I'll merge that and do a release at the same time later, so keeping opened for now to remind myself of doing it. |
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Thanks @Carreau! |
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Should be released as 8.38. Probably soon on conda-forge. |
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A Linux user reported in spyder-ide/spyder#25299 that our debugger is failing with their distro packages for Python 3.14 due to an error in IPython 8 (the error is not present in version 9).
After some digging, I applied the minimal changes I could from commit a796b95 to fix that. I also checked that the debugger is working fine for Python 3.11 to 3.13.