Not a pgzero user, but after a question came up in pgce discord, I looked up something in the source and noticed that pyproject.toml still depends on the original pygame.
Thing is, pygame is unmaintained by now, no wheels for 3.14 have been generated, last release is from september 2024.
pygame-ce is actively maintained and the supported platforms that have ready-made wheels are growing, so to avoid issues where pip will try to compile pygame as a dependency, I'd recommend to switch over to the community edition.
Not a pgzero user, but after a question came up in pgce discord, I looked up something in the source and noticed that
pyproject.tomlstill depends on the original pygame.Thing is, pygame is unmaintained by now, no wheels for 3.14 have been generated, last release is from september 2024.
pygame-ce is actively maintained and the supported platforms that have ready-made wheels are growing, so to avoid issues where pip will try to compile pygame as a dependency, I'd recommend to switch over to the community edition.