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PEP 703 was accepted recently, meaning that free-threaded Python is moving into a new phase, where the goal is to see how it would really work in the Python ecosystem, with real C extensions! A large part of the unknowns of the project lie in how the C extension world will work, when there's no global lock protecting Python objects.
Enabling wheel-building seems like it might help accelerate this kind of testing. I think normally support for interpreters is only added at the beta phase, but perhaps the situation would warrant a special case?
PEP 703 was accepted recently, meaning that free-threaded Python is moving into a new phase, where the goal is to see how it would really work in the Python ecosystem, with real C extensions! A large part of the unknowns of the project lie in how the C extension world will work, when there's no global lock protecting Python objects.
Enabling wheel-building seems like it might help accelerate this kind of testing. I think normally support for interpreters is only added at the beta phase, but perhaps the situation would warrant a special case?
refs:
--disable-gil
builds install incompatible stable ABI extensions python/cpython#111870The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: