feat(toolchain): Add support for Python 3.13.1. #2482
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This makes 3.13.1 the default for 3.13. Tests have been slightly altered to use the version 3.13.99, which aim at making an unreleased version easier to spot.
aignas
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Dec 7, 2024
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Thanks for the PR!
Please add other versions for the toolchains from the latest release and use the 20241206 release.
That means:
- CPython 3.9.20 -> 3.9.21
- CPython 3.10.15 -> 3.10.16
- CPython 3.11.10 -> 3.11.11
- CPython 3.12.7 -> 3.12.8
- CPython 3.13.0 -> 3.13.1
Also please add a note to the CHANGELOG.md just like it was done for previous releases.
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Thanks for the PR! I pushed an update for the changelog for the 3.13.1 part and synced this to head. |
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Adds 3.13.1 Python toolchain.
Also updates 3.13 to map to 3.13.1.
Tests have been slightly altered to make spotting the override easier.