WIP: Run CI against release candidate for protobuf #4601
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hoodmane
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Mar 11, 2024
Co-authored-by: Hood Chatham <roberthoodchatham@gmail.com>
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It looks like there is a signature mismatch again |
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I'll be mostly offline during April, so this is just a heads up that this PR will not see much progress for a few weeks. I didn't forget about it though, and plan to continue working on it in May. |
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We have a bunch of ancient stale PRs, it's no problem =) |
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Protobuf gets a major version bump, so let's start running CI against the release candidate(s) to see what might break early on.
Protobuf is moving to version 26, and the Python package to major version 5. This means that the Python package moves from
4.25.*to5.26.*. Due to some build issues, we're going straight from4.24.*to5.26.*in Pyodide.The new version is expected (but not guaranteed) to appear somewhere this month.