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fix(ci): enable Python 3.15 release candidate on Windows - #357

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@cclauss cclauss commented Aug 26, 2026

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Re-enable Windows latest configuration for Python 3.15 which is scheduled to be production released on Oct. 1st.

The actions/setup-python@7 job ends with:

Successfully set up CPython (3.15.0-rc.1)

We want to understand why CPython 3.15.0-rc.1 is failing only on Windows so we can report the error to the CPython development team before CPython 3.15 is released.

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cclauss force-pushed the Enable-Python-3.15-release-candidate-on-Windows branch from 9089635 to 301e9dd Compare August 26, 2026 10:13
@cclauss cclauss changed the title fix(ci): Enable Python 3.15 release candidate on Windows fix(ci): enable Python 3.15 release candidate on Windows Aug 26, 2026
@cclauss cclauss added help wanted Extra attention is needed Windows python Pull requests that update Python code labels Aug 26, 2026
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legendecas commented Sep 9, 2026

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I think CI failure is not related. Should be fixed in

Re-enable Windows latest configuration for Python 3.15.
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CI is green with nodejs/node-gyp#3370.

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legendecas merged commit e2080d2 into main Sep 10, 2026
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