bump PyO3 to 0.26 #1901
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LGTM
Is my understanding correct that with pyo3 0.26, building for py<3.14 will still work?
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Yes, we still support python 3.7+. I'll fix the lint failures ASAP, probably later today. |
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Lints fixed in 78af191 |
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First step towards getting tokenizers working on Python 3.14 free-threading.
This PR bumps PyO3 to 0.26. There are three major deprecations in this release, which cleaned up a bunch of PyO3 APIs to remove the "gil" association (which free-threading doesn't have). Each is carried out as a separate commit; in the final commit removing the
PyObjecttype alias forPy<PyAny>I happened upon a number of bits of code which had obvious simplifications. I applied those at the same time.