Add support for Python 3.15 - #1005
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe project now declares and documents support for Python 3.15. Wheel builds use Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds Python 3.15 support and related build and test coverage, but the installation documentation may imply PyPy 3.15 support that is not available. Clarifying CPython versus PyPy coverage would prevent inaccurate user expectations. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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6-6: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClarify PyPy support by Python version.
PyPy 3.15 does not exist. The
pp3*wheel selector therefore cannot test PyPy 3.15, so the current wording overstates PyPy coverage. State CPython support through 3.15 and list the PyPy versions that CI tests.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/installation.rst`:
- Line 6: Update the installation documentation to state that CPython is
supported through Python 3.15, while separately listing only the PyPy versions
exercised by CI; remove wording that implies PyPy 3.15 support.
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| python-version: ["3.11", "3.12", "3.13", "3.14", "3.14t"] | ||
| python-version: ["3.11", "3.12", "3.13", "3.14", "3.14t", "3.15", "3.15t"] |
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3.11 is in bug fix mode only until October 31, 2027
I think it might be about time to drop it from CI testing
cibuildwheel started building cp315 by default in 4.2.0, without needing the "cpython-prerelease" enable set: it pins a 3.15 release candidate, which upstream guarantees is ABI compatible with the final release. 3.2.1 knows nothing about 3.15, so no amount of configuration would have produced those wheels. 4.x dropped everything below Python 3.9 and no longer builds PyPy unless `enable` asks for it, which leaves four dead entries in our `skip` list that 4.2.1 warns about: `cp38*` and `pp38*` name versions it no longer knows, `pp39*` names a PyPy it does not enable, and `pp3*t-*` matches nothing, as there are no free-threaded PyPy builds. All four are removed. `cp39*` stays, since 3.9 is still a build target we opt out of, and so does `cp3*t-*`, which is what keeps the free-threaded CPython wheels out of the set. Nothing else in the configuration needs to change: `build = ["cp3*"]` already selects cp315, PyPy is already covered by `enable = ["pypy"]`, and 32-bit Linux, which 4.0.0 stopped building by default, was never built here anyway. Comparing `cibuildwheel --print-build-identifiers` between 3.2.1 and 4.2.1 for linux, macos and windows confirms the only difference is the added cp315 target; PyPy stays at pp311 and no new architecture or free-threaded identifier appears. The aarch64 invocation, which overrides CIBW_BUILD, was checked the same way, and neither emits warnings.
Declare the 3.15 classifier, run the integration tests on 3.15 and on free-threaded 3.15t, and say so in the docs. With the cibuildwheel bump in place this is all that publishing 3.15 wheels needs; no driver code change was required. The matrix rows mirror the 3.14 ones, including the asyncore exclusions: asyncore was removed from the standard library in 3.12, so only 3.11 still runs that event loop manager. As for 3.14, free-threaded wheels are not published - 3.15t is tested but `skip = ["cp3*t-*"]` keeps it out of the wheel set. Verified by running the unit suite on both 3.15 and 3.15t (953 passed, 112 skipped on each) and by checking that the Cython-generated extensions compile under 3.15.
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Starts supporting Python 3.15: publish wheels for it and run the integration tests on it, following what #566 did for 3.14.
Wheels
cibuildwheel is bumped
3.2.1->4.2.1. 4.2.0 is wherecp315started being built by default, without thecpython-prereleaseenable set — it pins a 3.15 release candidate, which upstream guarantees is ABI compatible with the final release. 3.2.1 knows nothing about 3.15, so no configuration alone could have produced those wheels.The bump does need a
skipcleanup. 4.x dropped everything below Python 3.9 and no longer builds PyPy unlessenableasks for it, which leaves four dead entries that 4.2.1 warns about:cp38*andpp38*name versions it no longer knows,pp39*names a PyPy it does not enable, andpp3*t-*matches nothing, as there are no free-threaded PyPy builds. All four are removed.cp39*stays, since 3.9 is still a build target we opt out of, and so doescp3*t-*, which is what keeps the free-threaded CPython wheels out of the set.Nothing else in
[tool.cibuildwheel]changes:build = ["cp3*"]already selectscp315, PyPy is already covered byenable = ["pypy"], and 32-bit Linux — which 4.0.0 stopped building by default — was never built here anyway.Tests
3.15and3.15tjoin the integration test matrix, with the sameasyncoreexclusions as the 3.14 rows (asyncore was removed from the standard library in 3.12, so only 3.11 still exercises it). The matrix goes from 11 to 15 jobs.As for 3.14, no free-threaded wheels are published;
3.15tis tested only.Verification
cibuildwheel --print-build-identifiersbetween 3.2.1 and 4.2.1 against the realpyproject.toml, for linux, macos and windows. The only difference is the addedcp315-manylinux_x86_64/cp315-macosx_x86_64/cp315-win_amd64: PyPy stays atpp311, and no new architecture or free-threaded identifier appears. The aarch64 invocation, which overridesCIBW_BUILD, was checked the same way. Neither emits warnings after theskipcleanup.uvresolves both3.15and3.15t, so the new matrix rows will actually provision.docs/pyproject.tomlis deliberately untouched — that is the docs build environment, which Renovate bumps on its own (#978).Pre-review checklist
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