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In Fedora, we’re already testing Python packages with pre-releases of Python 3.14, which will be included in Fedora 43 in late 2025. This report is based on a downstream issue that was filed as part of that testing.
It seems like the regressions in the test suite are all associated with a single type of error, of the form TypeError: <class '…'> has no usable non-default attributes.
A “control” test, showing that everything is fine on Python 3.13:
In Fedora, we’re already testing Python packages with pre-releases of Python 3.14, which will be included in Fedora 43 in late 2025. This report is based on a downstream issue that was filed as part of that testing.
It seems like the regressions in the test suite are all associated with a single type of error, of the form
TypeError: <class '…'> has no usable non-default attributes
.A “control” test, showing that everything is fine on Python 3.13:
Now, after commenting out the
orjson
extra since we won’t be able touv pip install
it successfully on Python 3.14 yet:Ignoring the failures and errors (
No module named 'orjson'
) due to the now-missingorjson
dependency:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: