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| README.md | 2024-11-14 | 1.8 kB | |
| reticulate 1.40.0 source code.tar.gz | 2024-11-14 | 1.9 MB | |
| reticulate 1.40.0 source code.zip | 2024-11-14 | 2.0 MB | |
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The S3 classes for some (rarely encountered) Python objects have changed. Only Python objects with non-standard
__module__values are affected. If a Python object’s parent class’s__module__attribute does not resolve to a string, reticulate:- Attempts to resolve it from the class's class, if it's a metaclass.
- If no string can be resolved, reticulate no longer implicitly prepends
'python.builtin.' as the class prefix, instead it uses just the
__name__. (See [#1686] for more context)
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Added support for Python 3.13. Note that Python 3.13 removed support for
classmethoddescriptors, which may affect the S3 class of some Python objects that use metaclass properties to resolve a class’s__module__or__name__attribute. (#1686, [#1698]) -
py_is_null_xptr()and[[now load delayed modules (#1688). -
Fixed error when attempting to use a python venv created with
uv(#1678) -
Resolved an issue where
py_discover_config()attempted to detect Windows App Store Python installations. These are now excluded from discovery by bothpy_discover_config()andvirtualenv_starter()(#1656, [#1673]). -
Fixed an error when converting an empty NumPy char array to R (#1662).
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Fixed an error when using reticulate with radian (#1668, [#1670]).
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Fixed a segfault encountered when running the Python session finalizer (#1663, [#1664]).
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Resolved a segfault in RStudio when rapidly switching between R and Python chunks in a Quarto document (#1665).
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Improved behavior when the conda binary used to create an environment cannot be resolved (contributed by @tl-hbk, [#1654], [#1659]).
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Added Positron support for the Variables Pane and
repl_python()(#1692, [#1641], [#1648], [#1658], [#1681], [#1687]).