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Diffstat (limited to 'Mk/Uses/python.mk')
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1 files changed, 14 insertions, 14 deletions
diff --git a/Mk/Uses/python.mk b/Mk/Uses/python.mk index 3ceacc7c115d..7cb24247d578 100644 --- a/Mk/Uses/python.mk +++ b/Mk/Uses/python.mk @@ -17,19 +17,19 @@ # Examples: # # USES=python:2.7 # Supports Python 2.7 Only -# USES=python:3.9+ # Supports Python 3.9 or later -# USES=python:3.9-3.10 # Supports Python 3.9 to 3.10 -# USES=python:-3.9 # Supports Python up to 3.9 -# USES=python # Supports 3.9+ +# USES=python:3.11+ # Supports Python 3.11 or later +# USES=python:3.11-3.12 # Supports Python 3.11 to 3.12 +# USES=python:-3.11 # Supports Python up to 3.11 +# USES=python # Supports 3.10+ # # NOTE: <version-spec> should be as specific as possible, matching the versions # upstream declares support for, without being incorrect. In particular, -# USES=python *without* a <version-spec> means 3.9+, +# USES=python *without* a <version-spec> means 3.11+, # including unreleased versions, which is probably incorrect. # # Not specifying a <version-spec> should only be used when a more specific # <version-spec> cannot be specified due to syntax limitations, for -# example: 2.7,3.9-3.10, but even in this case, X.Y+ (2.7+), or -X.Y (-3.9) +# example: 2.7,3.11-3.12, but even in this case, X.Y+ (2.7+), or -X.Y (-3.11) # is preferred and likely more correct. # # patch Python is needed at patch time. Adds dependency to PATCH_DEPENDS. @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ # Exported variables: # # PYTHON_VERSION - The chosen Python interpreter including the version, -# e.g. python2.7, python3.9, etc. +# e.g. python2.7, python3.11, etc. # # Variables, which can be set by the port: # @@ -227,10 +227,10 @@ # PYTHON_PORTSDIR - The port directory of the chosen Python interpreter # # PYTHON_REL - The release number of the chosen Python interpreter -# without dots, e.g. 20706, 30901, ... +# without dots, e.g. 20706, 31114, ... # # PYTHON_SUFFIX - The major-minor release number of the chosen Python -# interpreter without dots, e.g. 27, 38, ... +# interpreter without dots, e.g. 27, 310, ... # Used for prefixes and suffixes. # # PYTHON_BASESUFFIX - PYTHON_SUFFIX without the threaded ABI flag. @@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ # interpreter, e.g. 2, 3, ... # # PYTHON_VER - The major-minor release version of the chosen Python -# interpreter, e.g. 2.7, 3.9, ... +# interpreter, e.g. 2.7, 3.12, ... # # PYTHON_BASEVER - PYTHON_VER without the threaded ABI flag. # @@ -341,7 +341,7 @@ ZEROREGS_UNSAFE= yes # What Python version and what Python interpreters are currently supported? # When adding a version, please keep the comment in # Mk/bsd.default-versions.mk in sync. -_PYTHON_VERSIONS= 3.11 3.12 3.10 3.9 2.7 # preferred first +_PYTHON_VERSIONS= 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.13t 3.14 3.10 2.7 # preferred first _PYTHON_PORTBRANCH= 3.11 # ${_PYTHON_VERSIONS:[1]} _PYTHON_BASECMD= ${LOCALBASE}/bin/python _PYTHON_RELPORTDIR= lang/python @@ -444,13 +444,13 @@ DEV_WARNING+= "lang/python27 reached End of Life and will be removed somewhere . elif ${_PYTHON_ARGS} == 2 DEV_ERROR+= "USES=python:2 is no longer supported, use USES=python:2.7" . elif ${_PYTHON_ARGS} == 3 -DEV_ERROR+= "USES=python:3 is no longer supported, use USES=python:3.9+ or an appropriate version range" +DEV_ERROR+= "USES=python:3 is no longer supported, use USES=python:3.11+ or an appropriate version range" . endif # ${_PYTHON_ARGS} == 2.7 _PYTHON_VERSION:= ${PYTHON_DEFAULT} . if empty(_PYTHON_ARGS) -_PYTHON_ARGS= 3.9+ +_PYTHON_ARGS= 3.10+ . endif # Validate Python version whether it meets the version restriction. @@ -552,7 +552,7 @@ PKGNAMESUFFIX= ${PYTHON_PKGNAMESUFFIX} # To avoid having dependencies with @ and empty flavor: # _PYTHON_VERSION is either set by (first that matches): # - If using Python flavors, from the current Python flavor -# - If using a version restriction (USES=python:3.9+), from the first +# - If using a version restriction (USES=python:3.11+), from the first # acceptable default Python version. # - From PYTHON_DEFAULT PY_FLAVOR= py${_PYTHON_VERSION:S/.//} |