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LOAD_ATTR has been changed in Python 3.12 and it seems reusing the LOAD_GLOBAL logic makes the simple tests passing.

I am not sure if this is correct since I'm pretty new to the code, but maybe it's still helpful.

Fixes #317

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4144 commented Apr 17, 2024

@felixonmars you can enable github ci in your source repository and see how is tests going

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@felixonmars you can enable github ci in your source repository and see how is tests going

It seems all failing tests are because of unsupported old Python versions.

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4144 commented Apr 19, 2024

yes look like tests passed

`LOAD_ATTR` has been changed in Python 3.12 and it seems reusing the
`LOAD_GLOBAL` logic makes the simple tests passing.

I am not sure if this is correct since I'm pretty new to the code, but
maybe it's still helpful.
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I've tested it in my project, and it works as expected. @PiotrDabkowski, is there anything we can do to release it?

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man man man let's just fork it

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kgruiz commented Dec 27, 2024

Also works in my project and fixed #317. Can this be approved?

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Hello, can this issue be fixed? I'd appreciate it if we can get this PR merged!

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4144 commented Jul 30, 2025

now need fix also for python 3.13

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fliiiix commented Aug 23, 2025

@PiotrDabkowski any chance at keeping this project alive?

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