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[Heads up] test_invalid_regex fails with Python 3.13.0a3 (re.Error renamed to PatternError) #1175
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Thanks for the report. Is this packaging with 3.13 or just a local dev build? Upstream in PyO3 I haven't attempted to support 3.13 yet, so while it's nice to see it "works" I'd be fearful that other stuff might be subtly broken too. I intend to make it more clear to users what the expected outcome is: PyO3/pyo3#3555 |
That's a part of an early effort to integrate Python 3.13 into Fedora - we package everything with the consecutive alpha releases to provide the early feedback all the interested parties. It's not yet intended as a distribution package heading to the users, but the sooner we've got pydantic-core working, the sooner we can build packages that depend on it. |
Understood, thanks. Looks like 3.13 is on GitHub actions, so we could begin testing it and at least trying to make it do sensible things. I wouldn't bet on it being reliable until I've had some time to try to get PyO3 synchronized. |
When building pydantic-code for Fedora Linux with Python 3.13.0a3, one of the tests fails.
re.Error has been renamed to PatternError: https://docs.python.org/dev/whatsnew/3.13.html#re
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