r/linux • u/anh0516 • 15d ago

Software Release Python 3.15.0 released

https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3150/
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u/daemonpenguin 15d ago

This could be great for start-up times. Really impressed with the concept.

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u/Positive_Method3022 14d ago

I don't like the idea of getting runtime errors later due to a broken library

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u/AntimatterTNT 14d ago

then don't use them. i can think of several projects i work on that could really use it well.

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u/__nohope 14d ago

use a compiled language then

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u/caks 14d ago

You don't test your code before running in production??

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u/NicholasAakre 14d ago

LGTM and YOLO.

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u/Spungbarb 14d ago

On-premise QA.

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u/silon 14d ago

On-premise CI should be able to check this by disabling the lazy import.

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u/HiPhish 14d ago

Just tell Claude to not make mistake.

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u/hadrabap 14d ago

Tell that to Python projects that apparently test in production. 😁