"Of course they release a new version the same day I updated the previous one"
edition.
At least gives me an excuse to finally drop the 3.9 recipe for good.
RIP 3.9! You weren't loved, but were useful nonetheless!
Motivation to add it: yt-dlp requires a Javascript engine to be able
to download from Youtube now, and all the other supported "js backends"
are either very large (node, deno, bun), or slower (quickjs-ng), in
comparison to this one.
For completeness' sake, update the recipe one last time for version
3.9.25, released on 2025-10-31.
Keep it disabled, as this release marks the Python 3.9 EOL.
Expect this recipe to be removed soon.
While this worked fine on 32 bits, it failed with a corrupt file on
the 64 bits builder. Unsure if this is related to the use of parallel
build, or just another instance of those "corrupt files during compilation
that go away after a reboot" (as in https://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/16951).
No rev-bump needed.
Added a note on the description regarding the need to uninstall the .hpkg pip/pip_python310 packages, if the users intend to use "upstream pip" (to avoid possible conflicts).
We have fpc_x86 3.2.2 (and its build requirement fpc_bin 3.2.0).
No real need to keep other versions (in particular the 3.0.4 which
should not be x86_gcc2 anyway).
Seems parallel builds of Python can be a bit too much for lil' old
hoard2 in 32 bits. Let's see if this is enough for now.
(no rev-bump as 64 bits build went OK).
- Replaced some prefix spaces with tabs.
- Added pip instructions to the package description.
Just some non-functional changes to try and trigger a new build on
the x86_64 builder (might fail again if the work-dir still wasn't
manually cleaned).
