alt Hacker NewsIt’s been a lot longer than that. There was a reasonable sized effort to provide binaries via conda-forge but the users never came. That said, the PyPy devs were always a pleasure to work with.
It’s been a lot longer than that. There was a reasonable sized effort to provide binaries via conda-forge but the users never came. That said, the PyPy devs were always a pleasure to work with.
> It’s been a lot longer than that.
pypy 7.3.20, officially supporting python 3.11, was released in july 2025: https://pypy.org/posts/2025/07/pypy-v7320-release.html
We're in March 2026. That's 9 months, which is exactly what GP stated.
> There was a reasonable sized effort to provide binaries via conda-forge but the users never came.
How is that in any way relevant to the maintenance status of pypy?