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Does DyNet plan to provide Python 3.8+ wheels in PyPI? #1618

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taishi-i opened this issue Sep 7, 2020 · 7 comments
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Does DyNet plan to provide Python 3.8+ wheels in PyPI? #1618

taishi-i opened this issue Sep 7, 2020 · 7 comments
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taishi-i commented Sep 7, 2020

Hello, I am a user of DyNet to develop a Japanese tokenizer nagisa. Thank you for providing us with DyNet.

When I tried to install DyNet in Python 3.8, it failed to install because there is no wheel. I want to provide nagisa for Python 3.8 users, but I can't do this without DyNet providings Python 3.8 wheels. Do you plan to provide Python 3.8+ wheels in PyPI?

Thank you and best regards.

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Hi @neubig, I added support for building Python 3.8 wheels, but they will only be deployed the next time a tag is created.
Is it time to tag 2.2? Or maybe 2.1.1?

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There are now wheels for some archs but not x86_64 (https://pypi.org/project/dyNET/2.1.1/#files); see #1620.

@danielhers danielhers self-assigned this Oct 21, 2020
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Fixed.

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Hi @danielhers, thank you for your support!

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@danielhers , Could you please add a support wheel for python 3.9, 3.10, and other versions? Thanks

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Added in c418b09. They should be deployed on the next tag. @neubig?

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OK, it's not that simple because travis.org builds stopped a year ago. Fixing this will require migrating to travis.com or to GitHub Actions. On the same opportunity one might also fix #1651.

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