Thanks for the answer! Martin
On Wed, 2025-12-17 at 12:35 +0000, Ross Burton wrote: > On 17 Dec 2025, at 08:57, Martin Schwan via lists.openembedded.org > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Are there any plans to move to Python 3.11? Python 3.9 is now at > > its > > EOL for some months. I don't want to open a can of worms, but just > > like > > to understand the future/intentions in this regard. > > I’ll happily endorse a patch to upgrade the minimal python version > for master, but the following needs to happen: > > For every supported distribution [1] where buildtools is not already > required (which will provide a new python), what is the Python > version? > > There’s a script in yocto-autobuilder-helper to assist here, and it’s > easier for me to do: > > [1] 12:23:16 [SUCCESS] alma9-vk-2.yocto.io > Python 3.9.23 > [2] 12:23:16 [SUCCESS] fedora41-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.13.3 > [3] 12:23:16 [SUCCESS] fedora39-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.12.7 > [4] 12:23:17 [SUCCESS] rocky8-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.6.8 > [5] 12:23:18 [SUCCESS] fedora42-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.13.6 > [6] 12:23:18 [SUCCESS] fedora40-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.12.10 > [7] 12:23:18 [SUCCESS] opensuse155-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.6.15 > [8] 12:23:18 [SUCCESS] ubuntu2504-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.13.3 > [9] 12:23:19 [SUCCESS] ubuntu2404-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.12.3 > [10] 12:23:19 [SUCCESS] rocky9-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.9.23 > [11] 12:23:19 [SUCCESS] ubuntu2204-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.10.12 > [12] 12:23:19 [SUCCESS] stream9-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.9.25 > [13] 12:23:20 [SUCCESS] debian11-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.9.2 > [14] 12:23:20 [SUCCESS] alma8-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.6.8 > [15] 12:23:20 [SUCCESS] opensuse156-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.6.15 > [16] 12:23:21 [SUCCESS] debian13-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.13.5 > [17] 12:23:22 [SUCCESS] debian12-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.11.2 > [18] 12:23:23 [SUCCESS] fedora43-vk-2.yocto.io > Python 3.14.0 > [19] 12:23:23 [SUCCESS] ubuntu2510-vk-1.yocto.io > Python 3.13.7 > > The distros which have <3.9 need buildtools already, but that leaves > Alma 9, Debian 11, Rocky 9 and Stream 9 which are all long-term > support and won’t be EOLing shortly. Maybe something will happen > that means we need to use buildtools on these, but tomllib is > probably not going to be the impetus here. > > Ross > > [1] > https://docs.yoctoproject.org/ref-manual/system-requirements.html#supported-linux-distributions
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