Patch out the ast.Str reference in Kivy, for Python 3.14 compatibility
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It broke Python 3.14, and I don't think Kivy even supports Python 3.6 anymore
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I thought the changes to the py3.14 recipe itself in 6559b2a were out of scope, but would not be opposed to putting them back in. |
AndreMiras
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Oct 21, 2025
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LGTM thanks, I'll let it there for a couple of days and merge it if nobody has anything against it |
T-Dynamos
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Oct 22, 2025
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kivyrecipe didn't work on Python 3.14, because Kivy 2.3.1, still the version in the recipe, has a line inkivy.lang.parserthat refers toast.Str, which no longer exists in Python 3.14. This PR adds a patch to remove that before building Kivy.I suppose this breaks Python 3.6 compatibility, but I don't think p4a supports that anymore.