Python 3.14 Wheels Missing on PyPi

[jeremylt]

I'm not sure why, but PyPi is missing the Python 3.14 wheels (https://pypi.org/project/rapidyaml/0.10.0/#files) even though I see they were added here (#571)

Unfortunately, by the quirks of pip this means my venv is installing rapidyaml 0.1.0 now that I've updated to Python 3.14, which is inconvenient, to say the least.

[davidrudlstorfer]

@jeremylt yes, the wheels are enabled but a new version of rapidyaml is only pushed to PyPI after a new release. So with the next release of rapidyaml the wheels will be available as well.

[jeremylt]

Ah, so Python 3.14 users cannot use pip to install rapidyaml at this time. 👍

[davidrudlstorfer]

@jeremylt yes exactly, you can just install it from source if you want, that works flawless

[davidrudlstorfer]

@jeremylt also see #569

[davidrudlstorfer]

@jeremylt wheels for Python 3.14 are now available on PyPI

[biojppm]

Closing now. @jeremylt @davidrudlstorfer FYI, in #579 the python package was moved to https://github.com/biojppm/rapidyaml-python . python packaging is hell and it was getting in the way of c++ development.

[davidrudlstorfer]

@biojppm thanks for the heads-up and the nice new repo :)

[jeremylt]

Thanks - I definitely agree that python packaging is irritatingly complicated