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The PyPi module cannot be installed with Python version 3.13 #407
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on Jun 6, 2025 It might be worth mentioning that my colleague @miguelhisojo has been working on a PR (#415) to add support for Python 3.13. This might could help with this issue.
It should be working now, based on the
masterbranch, right?Thank you I will give it a try!
If there really is a solution, it would be nice to publish it so we can just run
pip install mip
in python3.13+Hi @tkralphs thank you for looking into it.
Are there any blockers for the release or extra validation needed? I see the v1.16 rc was published in Feb 2024 and all commits since look quite minor.Thanks for all your work on this project.
I wanted to ask whether there are any plans or an estimated timeline for the next release.
Support for Python 3.13 in mip would be extremely helpful for my project.
If there’s anything I can do to help the release, I’m happy to support.Hi @tkralphs Any news over here?
Would it be possible to just release 1.16 as is and unblock people with issues regarding newer python versions?Reacted by jmandreoliThank you everyone, I am already using v1.17 and it seems fine!
Reacted by Hamish Downer and jmandreoliReacted by James GaboardiGreat job. No need to keep an old version of python anymore. Thanks a lot.
In the meta-information is said: Requires:
Python <3.12, >=3.7Please support also Python 3.13.
The latest Ubuntuhas standard use of Python 3.13.
Also Home Assistant works only with Python 3.13.
I got this error-message: