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Please support Python 3.13 #1816
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Hello, I'll look to make those release this week, thank you! |
That would be great, thank you! |
@pavoljuhas my apologies, this will take longer than I'd originally anticipated, due to a downstream dependency needing an update: rigetti/rigetti-pyo3#57 Once that issue is resolved, it should be a relatively straightforward to make the other updates necessary - we'll keep you updated on the status there. |
@pavoljuhas apologies, we're not going to be able to dedicate the resources to fix rigetti/rigetti-pyo3#57 immediately - we have prioritized it for release by end of February. |
Thank you for the update! |
@jselig-rigetti - is Python 3.13 support still expected by the end of this month or will it take more time? I would like to cut a minor release of Cirq and I wonder if it is better to wait for Python 3.13 compatibility here or |
@pavoljuhas apologies, it would be better to stick with 3.12 for now. Unfortunately we had to prioritize some other work. Thank you for your patience. |
No problem, thank you for the update! |
Pre-Request Checklist
cc @kalzoo, @jselig-rigetti
Issue Description
I tried to install pyquil-4.16.0 to a fresh Python 3.13.0 virtual environment on Debian Linux,
however this failed on compiling a wheel for the qcs-api-client-common dependency -
pip install "pyquil==4.16.0"
When checking the qcs-api-client-common files on PyPI there seem to be compiled distribution wheels for Python 3.12, but none for Python 3.13.
Proposed Solution
Could you please provide Python 3.13 - compatible binary wheels for qcs-api-client-common and any other compiled pyquil dependencies under your control?
Context: We would like to enable Cirq installation for Python 3.13, however this is currently blocked on installation of pyquil for cirq-rigetti.
Additional References
quantumlib/Cirq#6932
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