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[ENH]: matplotlib 3.12 prelease wheels #26736
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I would be bold as to say we should just release 3.8 without another rc? @ksunden do you have an expected release date for either of these. |
Also, I noticed that when you updated the version number after the 3.8.0rc1 release, you used
If I try to ignore pypi, I get:
If I use the command recommend in the upload-nightly-action's README (https://github.com/scientific-python/upload-nightly-action), I get:
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So after releasing |
The version number precedence things is because we have not merged the rc's tag into main, which as I understand is always how we have done it, waiting for final before doing that merge process. See also astropy/astropy#15284 Yes, I intend to do a final release of 3.8.0 this week. I was to a certain degree waiting for pydata/xarray#8030 which I think has now gotten everything mpl-related sorted, though has not been merged yet, but I feel less bad about releasing when they have their fixes ready if not fully in place. I also would tend to want 3.7.3 out prior, but I suppose there is no real requirement of that (@QuLogic opinions?). I think that is ready to go, the milestone is even closed, but it has not been tagged. |
Well, 3.7.3 is out now, so you can feel free to release 3.8.0 whenever. |
Do you need Matplotlib 3.8.0(rc) wheels or Python 3.12 wheels? The latter is already covered by Matplotlib 3.7.3. |
Matplotlib 3.8.0 Python 3.12 wheels would be the most convenient. We are using Are you still planning to release matplotlib 3.8 this week? If so, we will probably just wait until that happens before merging PyWavelets/pywt#683 and trying to get pywavelets 1.5 out, which is needed before we can release scikit-image 0.22. |
Problem
Now that #26647 is merged, would it be possible to have a matplotlib 3.8.0rc2 release with 3.12 wheels soon. It would be helpful for folks (like me) trying to test downstream (from matplotlib) packages against 3.12.
Proposed solution
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