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Release 2025-01 follow-up · Issue #1431 · winpython/winpython · GitHub
release date: end february 2025 (the year we end writing code from scratch... in fact this february)
wanted:
- same package list for Python-3.12slim and python-3.13slim
- python 3.14 alphas (if possible with tail compilation , 8% speed bump, or jit 4% )
- reduce technical debt and simplify maintainance:
- launchers use now the simple DataLab-WinPython technic, many thanks to @PierreRaybaut
- remove complex and less popular packages, that cause headhaches
- use AI to simplify the code: Github/copilote-gpt4o "free" and Google Gemini Flash2.0 "free"
- start rework to PEP-751 and signed wheels idea
- drop un-maintained wheels
- limit to pypi versions of wheels
- Postponed: numba-0.61.1, numpy-2.2 (but seems it was too late)
Experiment:
- local AI packages: DeepSeek R1 still claims 32Go Ram and 256Gb disk ? but for the full experience
- what is trusted publisher workflow ?
Direction:
- Help Python Sustainability:
- favorise latest ( = more efficient and maintained) python
- favorise dataframe API protocol: latest numpy ... in the limit of Numba support
- favorise browser (and WebApp): Jupyterlite includes Duckdb, Polars-0.18.0 is now possible in pyodide-0.27
- WinPython sustainability:
- use of several AIs to simplify code and maintainance
- move towards signed wheels: PEP-751 and/or Include wheels in distribution #1481: ideal world is to shrink to a toml file specifying package/version/hash with "Trusted Publishing? Yes"
- WinPythondot being enough to build a WinPython...
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