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support python 3.12 -> PEP 632, Remove the distutils package. #696
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Any workaround for this? It also doesn't work with latest python 3.10.10 for me in a venv on Debian bullseye. I tried to work around, eventually gave up and copied the installed package across from another system! |
We are currently working towards releasing Pendulum 3.0, which will address this issue. |
Any idea on when Pendulum 3.0 will be released? |
Could you please add the 3.12 CI tests to |
Dear Sébastien, thanks a stack for your work on Pendulum. We are running into the same issue on Python 3.12 at https://github.com/panodata/aika. We see it already has been fixed on the main branch, so may we humbly ask for a new release? There is no pressure though, Python 3.12 will only be released on 2023-10-02, so there are a few weeks left to support it properly. With kind regards, |
Is there a plan to release a fixed version? |
The error in pendulum still occurs after Python 3.12 has been released. Here's the error message for your reference.
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@blueskyjunkie have you tried the |
Thanks @edgarrmondragon . My transitive dependency had constrained the pendulum releases to exclude v3. I was able to widen the constraints and the project now installs correctly for Python 3.12 using pendulum 3.0.0b1. |
I can confirm that |
Pendulum 3.0 was released, removing the dependency on distutils |
does not appear to be resolved with latest 3.0.0 build. Building wheels for collected packages: pendulum × Building wheel for pendulum (pyproject.toml) did not run successfully. note: This error originates from a subprocess, and is likely not a problem with pip. |
Related: python-pendulum/pendulum#696 Unit tests showing deprecation warnings, see python-pendulum/pendulum#803
Related: python-pendulum/pendulum#696 Unit tests showing deprecation warnings, see python-pendulum/pendulum#803
I am on the latest Pendulum version.
I have searched the issues of this repo and believe that this is not a duplicate.
OS version and name: bullseye
Pendulum version: pendulum==2.1.2
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