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This ensures future-compatibility with newer Python versions without having to re-deploy the python binding when a new Python version reaches stable status. This uses pyo3 crate's `abi3-py39` feature. Meaning, the minimum supported Python version remains v3.9.x.
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tested on RPi3 and RPi4 with no problems nor degraded performance 💯 |
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FWIW, this patch is not possible in pyRF24 project. Apparently, pybind11 does not support CPython's stable ABI (which is what this patch migrates to); see discussion on pybind11 repo. It is supported in the nanobind project (a performance-oriented rewrite of pybind11), but the minimum supported Python version is v3.12 when using CPython's stable API. |
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This ensures future-compatibility with newer Python versions without having to re-deploy the python binding
when a new Python version reaches stable status.
This uses pyo3 crate's
abi3-py39feature. Meaning, the minimum supported Python version remains v3.9.x.Subsequently, this also reduces the build time for the python CI workflow. 🎉