Windows has been updated to 2.18.4 as well , while i was looking in
site-packages
I noticed while our python build is pip enabled we do not ship the pip scripts
in
site-packages, the user manually has to run 'python -m ensurepip' to get them.
should we ship them by default?
--Ray
On 9/21/2017
macOS libs updated to include requests 2.18.4 on python3.6
> On 21 Sep 2017, at 17.28, Sergey Sharybin wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Just a quick update.
>
> There was already some code to deal with newer requests library version, so
> just added extra dependencies which are
Hi,
Just a quick update.
There was already some code to deal with newer requests library version, so
just added extra dependencies which are needed for latest requests. So the
status on Linux is: we are ready to switch to Python 3.6, which will also
mean we'll switch to latest requests and numpy
Hi!
Check e0f68e5d229f, dependency build system for requests is working for macOS,
Ray will update windows side of things there, if any needed. No binaries, no
wheels, just all dependencies.
So I’m ok for latest requests, and already ready to push updated stuff to svn
site-packages, waiting
Hi,
Linux build evironment was updated to Python 3.6.2 and numpu 1.13.1.
There are issues with requests, mainly caused by the package being splint
into multiple ones, so now CMake should be installing requests,certifi,idna
and some charset packages as well. Proposal is:
- Keep requests as-is
Updated install_deps for python 3.6.2 and numpy 1.13.1.
Le 19/09/2017 à 11:44, Campbell Barton a écrit :
Hi, after 2.79 released we planned to bump Python to 3.6.
Could platform maintainers update Python builds to 3.6.2 in the next
week or two, we can switch.
Scripts should not need updating,
pressed send too soon, oh well..
The windows libs are done.
One point to note, both the windows and mac platform devs have left the 3.5
libs in
svn (side by side with 3.6) so branches that lag a little behind can still build
without us having to talk them though checking out an older revision
The windows libs are done.
One point to note, both the windows and mac platform devs have left the 3.5
libs in
I decided to leave 3.5/3.6 side by side for a few weeks so
branches that lag a little behind can still build without us having to talk
them though
checking out an older revision of
Hey good point. If you're going to have to rebuild numpy, now is as
good a time as any to update.
Their latest release is: 1.13.1
Requests can be updated too although it's in our SVN lib/python
directory so updating can be done separate from Python builds.
On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 1:49 AM, Arto
Hi!
Should we bump up numpy and requests also while we’re updating?
Cheers,
A
> On 19 Sep 2017, at 12.44, Campbell Barton wrote:
>
> Hi, after 2.79 released we planned to bump Python to 3.6.
> Could platform maintainers update Python builds to 3.6.2 in the next
> week or
Hi, after 2.79 released we planned to bump Python to 3.6.
Could platform maintainers update Python builds to 3.6.2 in the next
week or two, we can switch.
Scripts should not need updating, I've been using Python3.6 since late
2016 with Blender and it works fine.
Some features in Py3.6 we can
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