Am 09.01.24 um 22:32 schrieb Craig Treleaven:
On Jan 9, 2024, at 3:55 PM, Henning Hraban Ramm <[email protected]> wrote:Hi, is there a reason there’s no py311 or py312 version of mysqlclient? HrabanI created it for something I used to work on. The other thing has gone by the wayside. Our user stats didn’t show anybody else using it so I hadn’t really thought about it for some time. Now that I look, I see that upstream has made some non-trivial updates. https://ports.macports.org/port/py-mysqlclient/details/ I’ll have a go at updating it. May take a few days.
Thank you!I have MacPort’s Python 3.11 as my default Python. Additionally installed 3.10 now and made a virtualenv with it where I needed mysqlclient (a local test environment for a Django app that I wanted to check on different Python versions); I couldn’t get mysqlclient (3.10) working, since the global one isn’t available in the venv and pip can’t install it (I guess the mysql-dev libs are missing). I symlinked the one from MacPorts’ Python framework into the venv’s site-packages, and it works so far, but I don’t like such hacks, since now my requirements.txt doesn’t work for the local installation any more.
If you had hints how to resolve this situation better, I’d be glad. (I found nothing helpful on the internet, search engine results just aren’t usable any more…)
(I’m still on Mojave BTW.) Hraban
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