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The community member posted that they cannot see packages above version 0.8.42 on Python 3.12. Another community member explained that when Python 3.12 was released, it was breaking many packages and dependencies, so they added a requirement to not support Python 3.12. However, the community member recently merged a pull request to support Python 3.12, and the new version 0.9.12 will be released later that day. The community members discussed the release and testing of the new version that supports Python 3.12.

Actually i cannot even see packages above 0.8.42 ( i have py 312 )
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When python 3.12 was released, it was breaking many packages and dependencies, so we added a req to specifically not support it.

That's why you only see up to 0.8.42 (since we explicitly stated less than 3.12 after that)

Funny enough, I just merged a PR to support 3.12. It will be out later today in v0.9.12
(Cc @Ayfri )
Kings, literally πŸ™‚
Ooooh nice, aligned with the number 12 :Lul:
just published v0.9.12 πŸ‘
let me know if it explodes -- I did some light testing with 3.12 and it seemed to work
I can't test it today but maybe tomorrow !
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