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BUG: Missing 3.10 wheels for macOS #20045
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All of the wheels for 3.10 are missing. The 2 wheels that look like they are for 3.10 are for a RC release of Python 3.10 not final. Note the date on them is August 15, 2021 which is 2 months before 3.10 was complete. The wheels should be out in the next month. See #20039. |
No, the 3.10 rc was explicitly ABI frozen so that it is compatible with the final release. The wheels published against it are intended to work with the final 3.10 release: #19630. macOS wheels were just too painful to build at the time (and I assume still are, which is why it's waiting for the next NumPy release.) |
Any idea when this is going to be resolved? Appreciate all the hard work that goes into making this happen. :) |
When azure-pipelines gets a 3.10 python in its image. This usually takes a few weeks from when the version is released. |
Due this week for macOS and Windows, next week for Ubuntu: |
Note that we only need the images for macOS and windows, manylinux provides it via the docker image. |
Update (6:13 PM UTC): The images for 64 bit Python 3.10 are available on macOS and Windows. 32 bit Python 3.10 is missing from Windows, EDIT: requires latest Multibuild to even get started on macOS. @matthew-brett Does Multibuild have anything to do with the missing |
There are universal (fat) and arm64 wheels for NumPy 1.21.3 at https://pypi.org/project/numpy/#files. Do those fail to work for you? Progress on the x86_64 ones is waiting for multi-build/multibuild#438. |
Describe the issue:
Just a tracking issue here, sorry if this is a duplicate (I tried searching and didn't notice anything).
Reproduce the code example:
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Error message:
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NumPy/Python version information:
1.21.2
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