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Drop the support of Python 3.10 #7069
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patelchaitany commented on Oct 27, 2026
Do we have a plan for Python 3.15 support? It was released on Oct 9, 2026, and adds lazy imports (PEP 810) and a stdlib profiler (PEP 799).
shuchu commented on Nov 4, 2026
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I don't have a concrete mind yet. let me dicuss with other maintainers.
patelchaitany commented on Nov 4, 2026
@shuchu I see the plan to drop Python 3.10 now that it's no longer maintained (#7101). Meanwhile, the 3.10 unit-test job fails on all PRs, because sqlglotc has no 3.10 wheels and the source build pulls an unpinned sqlglot that no longer compiles.
#7104 fixes it by pinning build-time dependencies to the CI lock, and 3.10 passes there. It's harmless: the installed packages, the other Python versions and the existing setup all stay the same.
If dropping 3.10 is going to take longer, should we merge #7104 in the meantime to unblock CI?
shuchu commented on Nov 5, 2026
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I see the integration test failed. is that fine? are you going to fix them?
I'm ok with merge #7104 first.
patelchaitany commented on Nov 5, 2026
5. I see the integration test failed. is that fine? are you going to fix them?
I'm ok with merge #7104 first.
Yes I am looking into Integration test failure.
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