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Build Python 3.13 wheels #461
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Build Python 3.13 wheels (non free-threaded)
edgarrmondragon 179cb77
Bump cibuildwheel to 2.21.1
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Test with free-threaded Python 3.13
edgarrmondragon 9891736
Declare free-threaded support
edgarrmondragon cefaed9
Report Py_GIL_DISABLED config in pytest output
edgarrmondragon 27a2e43
Use `sys._is_gil_enabled()`
edgarrmondragon 9f8bcee
Merge branch 'main' into cp313
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update CHANGES.rst
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Could
sys._is_gil_disabled()
be of more interest here?As I understand it
Py_GIL_DISABLED
tells whether--disable-gil
was set at python build time.Even for
--disable-gil
builds, the PYTHONGIL environment variable or loading of extension modules without a valid Py_mod_gil slot can cause the GIL to be enabled._is_gil_disabled()
tells whether the GIL is actually in use or not. (This seems more of interest when interpreting test results.)