3.0.25 introduced change that breaks ipython 8.1 on windows 10
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Dear all,
it apears that in the release of 3.0.25 a change was introduced that uses async functionality which is not available on my windows 10 python 3.10 and python 3.9.
See also.:
Thanks in advance,
Franz
Wow, thanks for pointing out this issue! I'll fix it today and push a new release asap!
Would you be able to try this commit and see whether it's fixed now: #1554 ?Then I push a new release.
I pushed 3.0.26. It should work now. Thanks a lot for creating the issue!
Typically how long does it take for the conda-forge feedstock to get updated? I have about 1,500 high school students (that's not a typo, seriously 1,500) beginning an online course next week, and am wondering how many of them will hit this (they use conda in the course).
I was just testing our "getting started" course materials, and hit this.
Hi @rsokl, honestly I don't know how/when conda-forge updates packages, or who's responsible for that. Looks like the 3.0.25 version was already picked up earlier today, but 3.0.26 not yet.
https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/prompt_toolkit
@scopatz : Do you know how/when Conda packages are published? The latest version I see at conda-forge is broken right now for Windows users.
/cc @jakirkham, @staticdev, @melund
Thanks, this works for me.
Amazing reaction time!
Best regards,
Franz
@scopatz : Do you know how/when Conda packages are published? The latest version I see at conda-forge is broken right now for Windows users.
/cc @jakirkham, @staticdev, @melund
It looks like @ocefpaf just recently merged this ( conda-forge/prompt_toolkit-feedstock#69 )
Should add we are happy to add others to that feedstock if that is helpful 🙂
We should also mark the other build as broken. I'll try to address it later today, unless someone beats me to it. Thanks all!