Hi chrysn (2024.05.27_14:43:47_+0000)
> The current pypy3 package builds a pypy3.9. This excludes recent Python
> packages that require Python 3.10 or newer (for comparison, 3.9 was in
> bullseye, and bookworm has 3.11). It is also a bit confusing to users
> who might look at the PyPy version provided (7.3.16+dfsg-2), see the
> PyPy announcements ("PyPy 7.3.16 includes 3.10"), and get rejection from
> tools not treating the pypy as a 3.10.
>
> Please consider updating the pypy packages to include Python 3.10.
Pypy tends to release support for 2 3.x versions at a time, usually the
lower one is better supported and the higher one is more experimental.
Every release I have a look and try to decide whether it's time to
upgrade yet.
I think the 3.9 is getting near the end of its life, so yes probably
time to upgrade.
Stefano
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