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Python 3.12 not supported #966
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@gabriel-tessier @filipeaaoliveira Apologies for the tag but saw you made commits recently; any chance we can take a look at this PR to fix installations on python versions 3.12 and ideally 3.13 too? |
@endlesslycurious there is no active contribution on the repo. You can submit a PR in the forked repo https://github.com/diagrams-web/diagrams-xtd |
@tb102122 More details here: I postponed the diagrams-ext fork for now, try to focus and improve here. @mingrammer @endlesslycurious |
@gabriel-tessier no problem. |
That's great news, it seems a useful package that I look forward to trying out! |
Speaking of priorities it might be worth putting out a minor version (e.g. |
@mingrammer @gabriel-tessier should I update the #972 to also include 3.13 support. 3.12 was tested in the fork https://github.com/diagrams-web/diagrams-xtd already. |
I see |
I have added the logic for 3.13 as well and resolved the conflicts. |
@mingrammer the pipeline failed but not sure why |
@tb102122 there seems missing double quote: typed-ast = { version = "^1.5.5", markers = "python_version < '3.8'} |
you are right |
v0.24.1 is now released. |
Awesome, confirmed installing successfully for Python |
Python 3.12 does not seem to be supported as typed-ast library is now EOL and no wheels package exists for python 3.12.
Error message:
ERROR: Failed building wheel for typed-ast Failed to build typed-ast ERROR: Could not build wheels for typed-ast, which is required to install pyproject.toml-based projects
Is there any way to switch over to the ast library as it is now recommended for Python versions above 3.8
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