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add python3.12 info #4

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On python3.12 the project cannot be build without installing a package that was removed from the std lib. Adding in readme

Also adding Pipfile.lock in .gitignore, since it was not checked in

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Hey, thanks for pointing this out.

Could you share a trace snippet what exactly is failing? I am aware of pipenv lock failing to execute on python 3.12, is this the issue you are facing?

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Omega1902 commented Aug 23, 2024

pipenv Install is failing, because some dependencies cannot be build since they rely on the missing library

To reproduce:

  • clean previous virtual env (pipenv --rm)
  • delete Profile.lock (depending of previous selected version you need different dependencies, eg. on numpy)
  • pipenv --python 3.12
  • pipenv install

@chrshdl chrshdl force-pushed the main branch 2 times, most recently from b7ffb4c to 5fb31af Compare August 23, 2024 08:30
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dependency grantourismo is not compatible with python 3.12 yet, we should close this PR and as a first step notice that only 3.10 and 3.11 are supported

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