gevent

Coroutine network library for Python

[gevent @gevent]

The greenlet project is pleased to announce the release of greenlet-3.0a1, featuring support for Python 3.12b3. This release drops support for legacy Python versions (2.7, 3.5 and 3.6) and compilers. It is otherwise a drop-in update for 2.0. Changes: https://t.co/lSL5DqsOQO

[gevent @gevent]

@arjunkayalmoni @realpython greenlet 1.1.3 supports Python 3.11, as does gevent 22.10.1.

[gevent @gevent]

Expect additional binary wheels for 3.10 in future releases as all parts of the tool chain get in sync.

[gevent @gevent]

gevent 21.8.0 is now on PyPI with support for Python 3.10rc1, including several binary wheels for 3.10.

[DoorDash Engineering Blog @DoorDashEng]

Learn how we made Kafka Consumer compatible with Gevent in our newest engineering blog post.

https://t.co/2n3kFSjkhK

#apachekafka #engineering

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"we were able to reduce our Kubernetes pods by a factor of 10, in turn reducing the amount of CPU we utilized by 90%. Despite this reduction, our order processing capacity increased by 600%."

[DoorDash Engineering Blog @DoorDashEng]

New from the DoorDash Eng blog: Improving resource efficiency in Python services with Gevent, an asynchronous I/O library.
#python #gevent #asynchronous

https://t.co/wJrCZL7PUM

[gevent @gevent]

Pleased to announce the release of gevent 20.12.0, featuring improved support for profilers, basic aarch64 wheels, and numerous bug fixes. See https://t.co/KOYeBd0ae6

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greenlet 1.0a1 has been released! https://t.co/oMZcdlwaDG It is believed stable and compatible with the previous release, but numerous updates to packaging result in the a1 designation. Please test and report issues to https://t.co/LZPzNpWOWd

[gevent @gevent]

The greenlet docs at https://t.co/RUqhDcqArd have been updated with new organization, more examples, and cross references. Check them out! We welcome feedback on GitHub at https://t.co/LZPzNpWOWd

[gevent @gevent]

@SrManzanotes To improve on its release cadence, this year @gevent switched from SemVer to CalVer (calendar date versioning), similar to pip. Some information is at https://t.co/cOHVxyTML0

[gevent @gevent]

Pleased to announce that greenlet 0.4.17 and gevent 20.9 have been released.

People on Python 3.7 and higher should be sure to upgrade both at the same time. Do not try to use greenlet 0.4.16 with gevent 20.9, or greenlet 0.4.17 with gevent 20.6. Crashes are the likely result.

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@sineo Could you please elaborate on which change you found breaking? Nothing was intended to be widely breaking but if it was I want to do a better job calling that out in the change notes.

[gevent @gevent]

Pleased to announce gevent 20.5.0. Source is available and binary wheels are being built and uploaded by CI incrementally. https://t.co/KOYeBd0ae6

[gevent @gevent]

gevent 1.5a1 has been released to PyPI with support for PyPy 7 and support for libuv on Linux by default. https://t.co/hXg3DG2ioC

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gipc 1.0.0 has been released. See the announcement here: https://t.co/pJxQO8UqYW gipc (pronunciation as in “gipsy”) provides reliable child process management and non-blocking inter-process communication in the context of gevent.

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gevent 1.3.7 has been released with bugfixes. https://t.co/KOYeBd0ae6

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gevent 1.3.5 has been released with bugfixes and support for Python 3.7 on Windows. https://t.co/yxMOOGBn1Q

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gevent 1.3.4 has been released with bugfixes, performance improvements, and a Python 3.7 manylinux1 wheel. Changelog: https://t.co/yxMOOGBn1Q

[gevent @gevent]

gevent 1.3.3 has been released with bugfixes. Changelog: https://t.co/KOYeBd0ae6