On 16/10/2026 11:21 am, Peter Robinson wrote:
On Fri, 16 Oct 2026 at 07:05, Ben Beasley <[email protected]> wrote:
Shortly after the Fedora 45 Final Freeze is lifted, and no earlier than
2026-10-23, I plan to update the uv package to version 0.13.x in stable
branches F45, F44, and F43. This includes some relatively minor breaking
changes[1]; most users will not need to change anything. Similarly, I
Does this make sense for F-43 that by that point is a month away from
EOL? What value does it bring to that release given that there's
"minor breaking changes"?
Hmm, it will indeed be close enough to F43 end-of-life that those who
want Python 3.15 as the default interpreter and other uv and ruff
improvements can reasonably be advised to just go ahead and update to
F44 or F45. While I don’t think it would necessarily be wrong or bad to
ship this update in F43, I’m convinced by your request, and I’ll plan to
leave F43 alone.
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