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REL scikit-learn 1.5.2 for Python 3.13 #29987
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There is something fishy happening with openml.org:
I will trigger a new doc run to check whether this failure is just transient or not. Has the corrupted files (download or in cache) problem already been observed elsewhere? EDIT: the new doc build was successful... |
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The diff looks good, but one should probably try to install and test the resulting wheel manually at least on one platform before uploading to the pypi release.
Question: shall we both upload free-threading and gil-enabled wheels to pypi?
https://pypi.org/project/numpy/#files
https://pypi.org/project/scipy/#files I am +0 to do so, even if it's of limited use as long as scipy does not do it either. But at least we will be ready the day it does. |
Do we want to upload free-threaded wheels? The failures on Windows free-threaded is because there is no numpy development wheels (and no scipy wheels) for free-threaded on Windows and the attempt to build from source fails. |
The windows free threading wheel build has failed as follows:
I am fine with disabling free-threading in 1.5.X for now if we want to release the regular wheels faster. |
I think it's okay to delay the free threaded wheels for 1.6 as the first release supporting free threaded python. |
OK. So I'll disable the free threaded and I'll make a PR in |
Merging, thanks! |
Closes #29973 (after some manual upload of the generated wheels once merged into 1.5.X).
As discussed in the dev meeting, I'm trying to backport #29789 such that we can generate the Python 3.13 wheels ahead of the CPython release.
Let's try our luck here.