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This seems like a regression, unless I'm missing something?
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Now that you ask, maybe that is no longer needed?
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The reason we have it is so we can build a single binary (per OS/ABI combo) that works on older Python runtimes even when the build machine has a newer Python; without accidentally regressing on the range of versions supported.
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The reason we have it is so we can build a single binary (per OS/ABI combo) that works on older Python runtimes even when the build machine has a newer Python; without accidentally regressing on the range of versions supported.
Just to be sure, can you run workflows on your side to catch whatever regression that may arise from this PR?
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There's no point; I went through some pain to transition frida-python to the limited API, because it solved some long-standing issues. Nothing changed there. We cannot drop this.
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Fair enough: https://peps.python.org/pep-0803/ means that free-threaded wheels will have stable ABI starting in 3.15...
Co-authored-by: Ole André Vadla Ravnås <oleavr@gmail.com>
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There's no point; I went through some pain to transition frida-python to the limited API, because it solved some long-standing issues. Nothing changed there. We cannot drop this.
Hopefully with https://peps.python.org/pep-0803/, no-GIL wheels will be stable (and meson supports this as well)
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