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Python 3.13 is available since Oct. 7, 2024. The reason we don't support it is because PySide6 didn't support it yet. They announced support for Python 3.13 will be added in Pyside6 6.8. .
But... I've been able to run it locally with the latest pyside6==6.8.0.1 release, so I wonder if we could get away with it:
We currently fallback on Pyside2 in our code, when PySide6 isn't installed, which should be the case on systems where Python is older than Python3.11. We would probably need to trick the debian and fedora package building scripts to replace the python 3.13 dep with something older.
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Python 3.13 is available since Oct. 7, 2024. The reason we don't support it is because PySide6 didn't support it yet. They announced support for Python 3.13 will be added in Pyside6 6.8. .
But... I've been able to run it locally with the latest
pyside6==6.8.0.1
release, so I wonder if we could get away with it:And then running a small UI from their doc, here if you want:
We currently fallback on Pyside2 in our code, when PySide6 isn't installed, which should be the case on systems where Python is older than Python3.11. We would probably need to trick the debian and fedora package building scripts to replace the python 3.13 dep with something older.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: