On Sun, 2024-12-15 at 22:34 +0100, Torsten Keßler wrote: > Dear all, > > over the last weeks, Arch Linux Package Maintainers have been working on > the Python rebuild for the new minor release 3.13. All but one package, > TensorFlow, where successfully updated to work with Python 3.13. > TensorFlow proved to be difficult to update [0]. As a large software > stack with different python modules and low level C/C++ interfaces, we > can't progress without upstream. Unfortunately, a new TensorFlow release > with Python 3.13 is only expected for early next year [1]. We have > evaluated different options. TensorFlow and related packages could be > dropped from the official repositories. But we think that this step > would cause too much confusion for users. Instead, we add a warning > printed during the installation of a TensorFlow package that encourages > users to use TensorFlow via pip or via the official docker images: > > WARNING: This version of the TensorFlow package is not compatible with > Python 3.13 > > If you want to use TensorFlow, consider installing an older version of > Python and use a virtual environment or use the official Docker image, > https://www.tensorflow.org/install > > Best, > Torsten > > > [0] > https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/78774#issuecomment-2439568356 > [1] > https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/78774#issuecomment-2498148533
Just to clarify, you mean the that this warning will be added to the 'tensorflow' package, which only includes the base libraries, but the 'python-tensorflow' package will still be dropped, right? Cheers, Filipe Laíns
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