Insuffiecient python version pin in py_toml #6

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opened 2026-03-22 06:36:32 +00:00 by OdysseusOperator · 0 comments

OdysseusOperator commented

2026-03-22 06:36:32 +00:00

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I have looks of python version installed. it should not necessary resolve for me to newest version of python, where i have to figure out all the necessary c compiler flags just to build the packages in the correct version. I think we had this problem at work, where >= for python version always resolved to the project not building for people where python was sourced right then.

=> Pinning it to 3.11.9 fixed it for me.

Also add to readme to install powershell 7, as this is not the default windows shipped version of powershell.

To make the server reliably startable, the current pin is not sufficient, as never python version do not automatically provide the packages pre compiled in the correct version. If you're using a venv to isolate from enviourment, then you should also bin to a python version. I have looks of python version installed. it should not necessary resolve for me to newest version of python, where i have to figure out all the necessary c compiler flags just to build the packages in the correct version. I think we had this problem at work, where >= for python version always resolved to the project not building for people where python was sourced right then. => Pinning it to 3.11.9 fixed it for me. Also add to readme to install powershell 7, as this is not the default windows shipped version of powershell.