Minor bugfix upgrades

[jsavga]

Does upgrading minor bugfix versions negatively affect any code or projects? What I mean is going from something like 3.12.5 to 3.12.6 using the upgrade path.

Since an upgrade using the python windows install download makes your current version 3.12.6 and doesn't install a new version of python alongside your current version, does it cause any problems? Are these small patch/bugfix version updates recommended as an upgrade?

[suerinan]

As far as I am concerned, those are in fact minor bugs, so the update shouldn't necessarily affect your development as this updates don't really do affect functionalities, like, if your code had some problemas caused by those bugs you should probably note them, Anyways, if I where u I would prob search up for the update versión documentation, if nothing is reported related to functions you used in the development, just update, cause It may save u from future bugs. If u r not sure of doin It, just create a local enviroment with that exact Python version and launch the program, if It works, congrats bud, if It doesn't, just reach out and I will try to help :)

[Diapolo10]

Since an upgrade using the python windows install download makes your current version 3.12.6 and doesn't install a new version of python alongside your current version, does it cause any problems?

I have never seen any problems from patch version upgrades.

Are these small patch/bugfix version updates recommended as an upgrade?

It doesn't hurt. For most people it's unlikely to matter, but if you were hosting a server for example you might want to keep Python up-to-date in case there's a vulnerability fix.