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feat: support python 3.13 #720

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@FabienArcellier FabienArcellier commented Jan 3, 2025

the current version of WF does not support python 3.13 because of a dependency limit on apache arrow (for all platforms) and a dependency constraint on numpy (for windows)

  • update dependencies to support of python 3.13
  • update continuous integration pipeline to check WF on python 3.13

@FabienArcellier FabienArcellier changed the title feat: enable python 3.13 feat: enable python 3.13 in continuous integration Jan 3, 2025
@FabienArcellier FabienArcellier changed the title feat: enable python 3.13 in continuous integration feat: support python 3.13 Jan 3, 2025
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@FabienArcellier FabienArcellier marked this pull request as ready for review January 17, 2025 15:55
* feat: update dependencies
* adapt version of numpy using python version

* feat: update dependencies
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I tested it with Python 3.13.1 and it works:

cd /tmp
git clone [email protected]:FabienArcellier/writer-framework.git
cd writer-framework
git checkout enable-python-3-13
poetry install
poetry run alfred install.dev
poetry run writer edit apps/hello --port 5000

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