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[GitHub] [pulsar] thecodeway opened a new issue #13278: When will Python 3.10 be supported
thecodeway opened a new issue #13278:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/13278
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[GitHub] [pulsar] thecodeway commented on issue #13278: When will Python 3.10 be supported
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thecodeway commented on issue #13278:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/13278#issuecomment-994815205
Thank you for your reply. I'll try as you say
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[GitHub] [pulsar] sarimak edited a comment on issue #13278: When will Python 3.10 be supported
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sarimak edited a comment on issue #13278:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/13278#issuecomment-994586366
Since the build script is using PyPA's official base Docker image for manylinux wheels, it could be just a matter of changing the `PYTHON_VERSION="3.9"` and `PYTHON_SPEC="cp39-cp39"` to 3.10 (in the build script) and adding it to `PYTHON_VERSIONS` (both in build-wheels.sh and create-images.sh).
Since the whole build happens inside the Docker container, there is no need to install C++ libraries on your physical workstation. The final step which is running the `auditwheel repair` failed for me (wrong commandline arguments I think) but I think it is not needed for the build itself.
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[GitHub] [pulsar] holdlg commented on issue #13278: When will Python 3.10 be supported
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holdlg commented on issue #13278:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/13278#issuecomment-1062805537
> I was missing support for Linux, Python 3.9 and pulsar-client 2.8.1 and I was able to compile the wheel myself (using Ubuntu 21.10). Perhaps you could do the same for 3.10 in the meantime.
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> I checked out this Git repo, switched to v2.8.1 tag and back-ported the diff from pull request which introduced the dockerized build for Python 3.9 (which has to use manylinux2014 instead of manylinux1 due to an upstream library): https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/10954/files
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> Then I simply ran docker-build.python3.9.sh in pulsar-client-cpp folder and waited over an hour.
manylinux2014 does not support python 3.10.
However,the new manylinux is based on Debian 9. https://github.com/pypa/manylinux
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[GitHub] [pulsar] thecodeway removed a comment on issue #13278: When will Python 3.10 be supported
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URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/13278#issuecomment-994815205
Thank you for your reply. I'll try as you say
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[GitHub] [pulsar] sarimak commented on issue #13278: When will Python 3.10 be supported
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sarimak commented on issue #13278:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/13278#issuecomment-994581162
I was missing support for Linux, Python 3.9 and pulsar-client 2.8.1 and I was able to compile the wheel myself (using Ubuntu 21.10). Perhaps you could do the same for 3.10 in the meantime.
I checked out this Git repo, switched to v2.8.1 tag and back-ported the diff from pull request which introduced the dockerized build for Python 3.9 (which has to use manylinux2014 instead of manylinux1 due to an upstream library): https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/10954/files
Then I simply ran docker-build.python3.9.sh in pulsar-client-cpp folder and waited over an hour.
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[GitHub] [pulsar] sarimak commented on issue #13278: When will Python 3.10 be supported
Posted by GitBox <gi...@apache.org>.
sarimak commented on issue #13278:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/13278#issuecomment-994586366
Since the build script is using PyPA's official base Docker image for manylinux wheels, it could be just a matter of changing the `PYTHON_VERSION="3.9"` and `PYTHON_SPEC="cp39-cp39"` to 3.10 (in the build script) and adding it to `PYTHON_VERSIONS` (both in build-wheels.sh and create-images.sh).
Since the whole build happens inside the Docker image, there is no need to install C++ libraries on your physical workstation. The final step which is running the `auditwheel repair` failed for me (wrong commandline arguments I think) but I think it is not needed for the build itself.
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[GitHub] [pulsar] thecodeway commented on issue #13278: When will Python 3.10 be supported
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thecodeway commented on issue #13278:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/13278#issuecomment-994815384
> Since the build script is using PyPA's official base Docker image for manylinux wheels, it could be just a matter of changing the `PYTHON_VERSION="3.9"` and `PYTHON_SPEC="cp39-cp39"` to 3.10 (in the build script) and adding it to `PYTHON_VERSIONS` (both in build-wheels.sh and create-images.sh).
>
> Since the whole build happens inside the Docker container, there is no need to install C++ libraries on your physical workstation. The final step which is running the `auditwheel repair` failed for me (wrong commandline arguments I think) but I think it is not needed for the build itself.
Thank you for your reply. I'll try as you say
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