Add explicit support for Python 3.13 #648
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From the CI failure, it looks like we are waiting on scipy wheels for Python 3.13. They exist but have not yet been uploaded to pypi. |
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This started off as part of #648, but it is conceptually an independent change, so I am splitting it off into its own commit.
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This started off as part of #648, but it is conceptually an independent change, so I am splitting it off into its own commit.
Wheels have been uploaded to pypi. I will kick off CI again. |
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Waiting now on symengine wheels: https://pypi.org/project/symengine/#files and symengine/symengine-wheels#17 |
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The first release candidate of Python 3.13 is due to be released in a few days, with the final release scheduled for Oct 1. This adds CI testing against and explicit support for Python 3.13.