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Python 3.10 wheel #4535
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For those not interested in using the ML side of things (particularly I want to use trimesh's simplify_quadric_decimation which is just a wrapper around Open3D's) is it possible to publish the base module for 3.10 without support for ML, or just without support for torch? |
Per isl-org/Open3D#4535 Needs better workaround to test all other functionality in 3.10
Pytorch 1.11 is released with Python 3.10 support (3.10 wheels): https://pypi.org/project/torch/1.11.0/#files Tensorflow 2.9 also added 3.10 support: https://pypi.org/project/tensorflow/2.9.0/#files Can Open3D cut a 3.10 release now? |
Pinging @yxlao for visibility. |
It would be very useful to have Python 3.10 wheels. Any update on this? |
Question: the issue is closed from the point of view of the Open3D developers, but not yet from the point of view of the Open3D users (like myself): for us its only closed when a new release is created. Can I ask that you keep the bug open until that happens? Or, alternatively, is there another issue here that I can hang my issue off, and that will be closed when the release is done? |
@jackjansen I think the python 3.10 wheels have been added now, at least for development version of open3d. Not sure if there is a stable release yet. E.g. on linux you can try:
Refer to the table here. |
@jhultman thanks for the heads up, and the prereleases are great for developing, but I don't want to base my CI/CD's on them, let alone my distributions. So only when the Open3D stable release is out I can up my various projects to that release, and therefore to Python 3.10, and then look at what that does for all the other dependencies, on various platforms... |
Re-opening issue till Open3D 0.16 is released. |
@ssheorey Is there any timeline or roadmap community members can follow to track when 0.16 will be released? |
I need python3.10, too~: ) |
Is the link broken?? Cause I can not download the file~~ |
It seems the link's broken indeed. Looking at the CI (https://github.com/isl-org/Open3D/actions/runs/3159931445/jobs/5143774455), this should be the last uploaded python-wheels package (10 days ago): https://storage.googleapis.com/open3d-releases-master/python-wheels/open3d-0.15.2+f17d4d2-cp310-cp310-manylinux_2_27_x86_64.whl There is probably a data retention script that cleans up older dev builds and there are no more available since the CI hasn't run for 10 days on master. |
Well, it seems the most fresh link is still broken~~ |
Open3D 0.16.0 has been released with 3.10 wheels: https://pypi.org/project/open3d/0.16.0/ |
Missing linux wheels for python 3.8 and 3.9. |
Edit: This is just a PyPI size limit issue that is in progress:
@itsb It's even worse than that unfortunately. I discovered that many other wheels that were previously provided (e.g. ARM Linux/macOS) are also missing. I opened a new issue to track this clearly: |
All missing wheels have been uploaded for 0.16.0 🎉 : https://pypi.org/project/open3d/0.16.0/#files I believe this issue can now be closed. |
Thanks a lot! Closing the issue |
Hi! As suggested here, I'm opening this issue to track the Python 3.10 wheel availability.
References to dependencies progress regarding Python 3.10 support:
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