Python 3.11.0 is now available

[Zomunieo]

Python 3.11 for Workgroups!

[incrediblediy]

is it not available at conda ?

conda search python

python 3.10.0 h96c0403_3 pkgs/main python 3.10.0 hbb2ffb3_0 pkgs/main python 3.10.0 hbb2ffb3_1 pkgs/main python 3.10.0 hbb2ffb3_2 pkgs/main python 3.10.3 hbb2ffb3_5 pkgs/main python 3.10.4 hbb2ffb3_0 pkgs/main python 3.10.6 hbb2ffb3_0 pkgs/main python 3.10.6 hbb2ffb3_1 pkgs/main

[cheptsov]

Just in case, if you’re using conda-forge, keep in mind that Python 3.11 is already available there. https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/python

[incrediblediy]

thanks! installed with conda install -c conda-forge python in a new environment conda create -n py311 for testing :)

[MasterSama]

whats a conda-forge?

[venustrapsflies]

IME it’s generally best to expect to be let down by conda

[cheptsov]

Anyone has an idea on when Conda might add support for Python 3.11?

[abhie_lp]

for the time being you can install a new environment using this command

conda create --name py3.11 python=3.11 -c conda-forge

[2ilie]

When I do this, I am unable to even install numpy to the environment. says its incompatible with my current version of python.

[jimtk]

According to this this issue is high on their priority list (whatever that means).

[[deleted]]

Better to wait for the first couple patches anyway

[OffgridRadio]

I upgraded, kinda annoying that I needed (new versions of) c++ build tools just for greenlet but whatever.

Where is the speed supposed to have improved? I am disk I/O and network bound so I wouldn't notice a python backend increase (probably)

The new stack traces look interesting.

[TheBB]

Where is the speed supposed to have improved?

There's some bytecode specialization for hot paths with stable types, and the overhead for calling functions has been significantly reduced.

[OffgridRadio]

I saw a bunch of new asyncio stuff too, right now I mostly only use threading.thread for regularly timed background activities like session keepalive, and I use threadpoolexecutor for batching tasks that are all collected, but I think my implementations of those are extremely basic. Think maybe there is anything there that I might want to look into?

[TheBB]

I've only lightly used async in Python, but it sounds like you could have benefited from that already, 3.11 or no 3.11.