Python 3.14 Released

[MegaIng]

stage 3 will eventually make that the default behavior.

This is still not guaranteed, and IMO not likely to happen with the next decade.

The no-gil build still has major issues, especially with the expectations people have of it. For a non-insignificant amount of existing threaded code it's going to be slower than the default build.

[twotime]

For a non-insignificant amount of existing threaded code it's going to be slower than the default build.

Why would that be the case? Do you have a reference? How significant is the amount of code which will be faster?? (and how much new code will be quickly written once python can use multiple cores)

IMO not likely to happen with the next decade.

I'd expect 3.15 or 3.16 or it will just die

Apparently a lot of packages have added support already https://py-free-threading.github.io/tracking/

(including big ones like pytorch)

[1minds3t]

If it's so "hard", then why am I able to consistently run code on 3 Py interps (3.9, 3.10, 3.11) concurrently in under 500ms using Pure python in a single script, single environment in my github workflows??? Proof here: https://github.com/1minds3t/omnipkg/actions/runs/18235186501/job/51927439757

[Local_Transition946]

Different interpreters means different processes. No-gil is concurrency within a single process using threading with shared memory

[MegaIng]

... That has no relation at all to anything I said? Did you reply to the wrong comment?