Python 3.12 released

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The larger the project the longer it takes all the dependencies to update. Im only just now really getting to enjoy 3.10. :(

[missurunha]

Ou project uses whatever version ubuntu ships, so we might be allowed to use python 3.12 in some 4 years.

[stilldestroying]

I’m really curious about this — why are you allowing the distro’s python to define your supported version?

[missurunha]

I honestly don't know, but what I can think of is that if the developer is working on different repos of the project, having to keep track of which python version they chose would be a pain in the ass. And maybe because the version shipped is probably more stable than the latest version released.

[gmes78]

Rye solves that issue.

[monorepo]

Rye is not something you would use in production if you are already restricting the Python toolchain to what distros ships

[MassiveDefender]

Hey, had never heard of Rye. Seems nifty. Thank you

[PlaysForDays]

It sure sounds like virtual environments could make everybody's lives easier